The Guadalajara Reporter
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Three state police officers suffered minor injuries when their patrol truck rolled over on the uphill lanes of the of highway leading from Ixtlahuacán de los Membrillos to Chapala on Saturday, August 8.
A team of Jalisco forensic investigators, aided by a pair of backhoes, has resumed excavations at a clandestine burial site located earlier this year in the mountainous outskirts of San Juan Cosalá.
With a Canadian flag draped over a fire truck as a backdrop, Bomberos de Chapala held a roll-call ceremony with sirens blaring last Tuesday in memory of Doug Scrimgeour, a tireless supporter of Mexican firefighters who passed away suddenly on August 1.
In preparation for its Annual General Meeting set for Thursday, August 20, 10 a.m. to noon, the Lake Chapala Society (LCS) has sent out notice that sign-ups for new and renewed memberships will only be available three days in advance.
The Chapala government unveiled recent improvements to the San Antonio Tlayacapan waterfront malecón on Tuesday, August 4.
A man was shot to death in the final minutes of Monday, August 10 when heavily armed hitmen forced their way into his home in the Barrio de Tepehua neighborhood.
Cruz Roja Chapala Administrator Víctor Javier Benitez and board president Yolanda Martinez (at left) presented a certificate of appreciation to Dona Hall and Martha Cervantes in grateful acknowledgment for the generous cash donation received from residents of El Parque Condominiums.
Jalisco Governor Enrique Alfaro hopped on a bicycle Thursday, August 6 for a test ride along the nearly completed eight-kilometer stretch of the cycling path (ciclovía) between Chapala and Ajijic.
An Ajijic man is on the lam after shooting his estranged partner and her brother in a domesticdisputethat occurred at the woman’s San Antonio home around 2:30 a.m. on Monday, August 3.
