The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
To help reverse the accumulation of agrochemicals that pollute Lake Chapala, the Instituto Corazón de la Tierra (ITC) is working with seven farming communities in the region to replace toxic fertilizers and pesticides with alternative products that are not harmful to the ecosystem.
Chapala’s Hotel Montecarlo was the venue for an introductory class to pickleball offered to a group of ten youngsters who signed up for the free session.
The Lake Chapala Chapter of Democrats Abroad has lined up a busy agenda for January 2024, promoted as “Democracy Month.”
The unusually austere Christmas crèche set up this year on the esplanade in front of Chapala City Hall prompted curiosity among local inhabitants puzzled by the Holy Family’s solitary placement in an igloo-shaped stable.
Pastor Lionel Sanchez of Mezcala has a remarkable story of volunteering and service … and redemption.
Ajijic gets the New Year off to a spirited start with the colorful January 1 Tecoluta Bowl Parade.
Jalisco traffic police rounded up and impounded 62 motorcycles circulating in the municipality of Chapala with some kind of legal anomaly on Saturday, December 16.
In the latest change in Chapala government cabinet posts, Ricardo Razo Navarro has been appointed as City Hall’s new Foreign Community Liaison.
The erratic 2023 rainy season has left Lake Chapala at its lowest year-end water level for the past three years, spawning concerns over deteriorating conditions expected in the year to come.