The Guadalajara Reporter
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An appreciative audience enjoyed a close gander at a fascinating array of 19th- and early 20th- century treasures that were brought for evaluation at the Faux Antiques Roadshow, held Saturday, October 25 as a fundraiser for the Tepehua Community Center education program.
The unexpected launch of an infrastructure and street improvement project in the center of Ajijic has provoked heated criticism of the municipal government, a rumpus among the village populace and a brewing debate over the pros and cons of modernization.
Lakeside area tequila producers Sandy Estrada and Daniel Ruiz hosted the October 18 inauguration of their newest blue agave plantation, the first they are cultivating on the north shore corridor. The two men are compadres and business partners in the production of Tequila Sandy y Daniel, a premium, limited-yield brand made from plantings grown in the fertile fields bordering Lake Chapala.
Chapala is decked out for the Dead of the Dead weekend with a fanciful display of giant skeleton figures lined up in the heart of the city.
Representatives of taxi drivers based in Chapala and Ajijic have come on board with local businesses and state agencies to improve customer services, including a commitment to make late night transport more accessible to residents and visitors.
Sports buffs looking for a change-of-pace spectator event should get a kick out of the Lucha Libre wrestling program on the bill for Saturday, November 8, 7:30 p.m., at Chapala’s Municipal Colisuem, located on the north end of Avenida Madero, next door to the main soccer pitch.
Chapala Harbormaster Luis Jorge Ochoa has revealed promising news on plans for a major upgrade of the Chapala waterfront, including the dredging of a first rate navigation channel and significant enlargement of the city pier.
The October 17 ribbon-cutting of a sparsely equipped autopsy theater marked a small but significant step toward transforming Chapala into the future headquarters of Jalisco’s Fifth Judicial District.
Chapala firefighters were hailed as local heroes after extinguishing a dangerous blaze that broke out on October 3 at a neighborhood store in Chapala’s crowded Barrio de San Miguel.
