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New duds for chapala cops

Members of the Chapala police force are better dressed for duty after receiving new uniforms doled out by Mayor Moisés Anaya during a brief ceremony held February 17 at Public Security headquarters.

Chapala cultural center set to reopen

Chapala´s Centro Cultural González Gallo (CCGG) will reopen its doors as of Saturday, February 19, with activities resuming in accordance with health safety protocols mandated under the Jalisco government´s plan for the remainder of this year.

Crisis inspires hope for San Pedro Itzicán

Poverty, poor nutrition, inadequate supplies of safe drinking water, chronic kidney disease and broken family structures are the principal quality-of-life issues faced by the inhabitants of San Pedro Izticán and other small villages located along the isolated fringes of Lake Chapala’s north shore.

Revival of monumental mural continues

With the repair of surface damages and a thorough cleaning completed, the final stage in the restoration of Javier Zaragoza´s sweeping History of Chapala mural located on Avenida Hidalgo started on February 15.

Government aid for needy homeowners

Water tanks, solar heaters, bathroom fixtures, roofing panels and sacks of cement were distributed to 650 Chapala area families this week to complete the delivery of home improvement supplies budgeted for 2020 and provided through the “Jalisco Revive tu Hogar” social assistance program.

More candidate hopefuls emerge

In addition to the persons named in last week’s edition of this newspaper, new faces are still emerging on the local political landscape in the final days for filing registrations to seek official candidacies in Chapala’s 2021 mayoral race.