The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
A new well has been up and running in Ajijic since the end of last week. A video posted on Mayor Alejandro Aguirre’s Facebook site shows him accompanied by personnel from the Simapa utility opening the valve of the pump that will distribute water supplies to residential and commercial addresses located at the western extremes of the town, in the vicinity of in La Canacinta, El Bajio and La Cristina.
A Chapala resident who was playing in a local soccer league match on Sunday, May 29, collapsed and died on the sidewalk outside the Campo Municipal Juan Rayo on Avenida Madero.
Correcting the date mix-up published last week, the Encuentro de Arpas, Salterios y Más music festival will take place Wednesday, June 8, on the grounds of the Centro Cultural González Gallo in Chapala.
The brainchild of Araceli Kopiloff and Katja Köhl, Negocios Magicos Design Challenge is an economic development and philanthropic project offering creative design solutions to small businesses.
The private company holding the concession on trash collection on behalf of the Chapala government appears to be resuming regular service after faltering over the past week due to the breakdown of half of its fleet of six garbage trucks.
SOS Chapala Dog Rescue, a local NGO dedicated to saving and finding permanent homes for abused and abandoned canines, has explained why it has serious reservations about the local government’s plans to relocate the dog shelter that has operated on the west end of Ajijic since July 2020.
The Chapala government has scheduled a public meeting with residents of Riberas del Pilar for a second dialogue regarding the proposed project to develop a sewage drainage and treatment system to service the neighborhood’s residential and business properties.
Chapala have easily qualified for the knock-out stage of the 2022 Copa Jalisco soccer tournament, after winning their Region Sureste group.
Residents of Ajijic were dismayed to learn of the sudden passing last weekend of native son Jesús María Higuera Hernández, better known by the nickname Katuza.
