The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Wixárika people dressed in traditional tribal garb left offerings at their ceremonial shrine on Lake Chapala’s Isla de los Alacranes during this week’s commemoration of International Day of Indigenous Peoples.
When Melody Peterson saw that dogs were spreading the trash left for garbage pick-up in her neighborhood in Ajijic, she came up with an ingenious solution – the basura (trash) board.
In two separate incidents registered since the first of the month, criminal suspects died in highway crashes while being chased by Chapala police officers.
Galeria de Aire Libre Axixic will showcase an exhibition “We Exist!: The Flora and Fauna of Ajijic” in the garden area of the Ajijic Plaza Saturday, August 20, 5 p.m.
Mirasol is not the only local residential development confronted by legal and administrative troubles.
A short and busy stretch of Chapala’s Calle Veustiano Carranza will be closed to traffic as of early next week to undergo reconstruction.
While discord among homeowners residing in various subdivisions and condo complexes is nothing new in the Chapala area, the conflict emerging in the small and once serene neighborhood of Mirasol may rank in a class all its own.
An upgrade for the central plaza in San Antonio Tlayacapan will finally get under way before the end of this month, according to Chapala Public Works Director Rodrigo Paredes.
The Niños de Chapala and Ajijic holds their fourth annual Celebration of Mexico fundraiser August 27, from 5 to 10 p.m.