The Guadalajara Reporter
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Chairs lined up in the lobby at Chapala City Hall were carefully spaced this week to help maintain social distancing for residents who came in to pay their 2022 property taxes.
José Guadalupe Dueñas Acosta was put back in the saddle as the Chapala government’s treasurer at the December 29 session of the City Council.
Neighbors of Ajijic’s west side Barrio de Tecoluta ushered in 2022 with their traditional Año Nuevo Desfile, picking up where they left off two years ago.
Public health concerns notwithstanding, the Festival de Café, Chocolate y Vino will take place as scheduled Saturday, January 8, and Sunday, January 9, at the Ajijic Malecón. Hours are 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. on both days. Admission is free of charge.
Large crowds showed up at Chapala’s Cristianía Park this week to bare their arms for AstraZeneca jabs at the first 2022 Covid-19 vaccination drive.
The Chapala government started collecting annual property taxes and fees for water and sewage service as of Monday, January 3.
AstraZeneca booster shots for over 60s are scheduled Tuesday, January 4 through Friday, January 7 at the Parque Cristiania in Chapala and the Marcos Castellano Auditorium in Jocotepec. Times are 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. In Chapala and 8 a.m to 4 p.m. in Jocotepec.
The board of directors of the Lake Chapala Society (LCS) has scheduled an extraordinary meeting of the membership for Monday, January 31, 11 a.m.
Four suspects have been apprehended and bound over for prosecution following investigations that led to the rescue of two Jocotepec berry farmers who were kidnapped in November.
