The Guadalajara Reporter
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After completing a four-week course in basic carpentry, 25 men and women from San Antonio Tlayacapan are now heading down a firm path towards economic self-sufficiency.
Three experienced mountain runners from the lakeside area are getting ready to pack their bags and head off to Europe for major international competitions scheduled for next month.
The second annual Festival del Tequila is scheduled to run Friday, August 1 through Sunday, August 3 at Chapala’s waterfront Malecon.
An elderly long-time expat resident suffered a harsh beating at the hands of an intruder who broke into his central Ajijic home in the early hours of Thursday, July 17.
Free parking in downtown Chapala was reinstated as of Wednesday, July 9 when officials from the city’s Regulations Office slapped closure seals on the 21 electronic meters installed on Avenida Madero, Paseo Ramón Corona and Avenida Hidalgo.
A surprise appointment announced by Chapala Mayor Joaquin Huerta has put enforcement of municipal regulations in the hands Carlos Rosales Pérez, one of the city government’s sternest critics.
Chapala Mayor Joaquin Huerta has confirmed that completion of the Ajijic plaza renovation project and improvements to various village streets are included in the public works funding packages that have been approved for this year.
Two armed men made off with an undisclosed amount of cash after holding up the bank branch located inside Chapala’s Coppel department store on Wednesday, July 23.
Recognizing that Lake Chapala is no longer apt for employing the traditional fishing methods learned from their forefathers, 35 local families have united to venture into the modern day business of fish farming.