The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Ajijic shaman Jesús Higuera will be packing his bags and knowledge of ancient indigenous practices to attend the Vision Quest Conference scheduled for May 16 to 18 in Winnipeg, Manitoba.
The Chapala government is running a massive campaign to apply free rabies vaccinations to cats and dogs.
Officers of the Club Náutico La Floresta are speaking out in defense of the deluxe high-rise condominium complex and hotel under construction on the club’s grounds, asserting that the twin tower structure is being built under proper permits issued by the municipal government.
Tourist police officers patrolling the Chapala waterfront on the afternoon of April 22 spotted the body of an unconscious man lying on the stretch of sand below the western leg of the Malecón boardwalk.
Chapala Mayor Javier Degollado is using every legal tool at his disposal to protect his government from paying onerous sums to former employees who have won labor suits against City Hall based on false grounds.
Since landing in Ajijic a year ago, Skip Wiener is still trying to figure out what retirement is.
Thousands of Mexican children are able to obtain free medical care in the state of Texas thanks to the volunteer work of Shriner organizations based in that state.
Members of the Chapala City Council have unanimously approved passage of the municipality’s first regulatory code devoted entirely to the protection of animals.
Chapala was kept under a tight security net Wednesday, March 22 for the latest official visit by Jalisco Governor Jorge Aristóteles Sandoval, who arrived at Parque de la Cristiania for a triple-feature program woven into the commemoration of World Water Day.
