The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
The bodies of two women discovered March 24 in the hills above San Juan Cosala have been identified as local teachers related by blood who had been kidnapped in Ajijic on the night of March 13.
Sometime during the Easter celebrations, Joel Fiedler and Steve Larson pedaled into Lakeside with an invitation to break their journey at the home of Moonyeen and Perry King.
Six members of the Chapala police force are under investigation for suspicion of collusion with organized crime following the abduction and shooting of two local men reported late Friday, March 22.
“Go out to Chapala and make your presence felt.”
Effective this weekend, new parking restrictions will be applied on two streets in central Ajijic. All parking on the north side of Calle Parroquia, running from the San Andres church to Calle Colon, is now prohibited. Vehicles are allowed on the left-hand side of the one-way street.
Get ready for an afternoon filled with heart-throbbing action on Sunday, April 14, when 10 female equestrian drill teams will go head-to-head in competition at Ajijic’s Lienzo Charro.
Although newly installed meters are now functioning in downtown Chapala’s expanded pay-to-park zone, tickets for parking violations will not be issued to vehicles occupying spaces along Avenidas Madero and Hidalgo until after the Easter holidays.
You don’t need to be a scientist to recognize that Lake Chapala is shrinking at an alarming rate. The untrained eye can see sandy beaches hugging the shoreline getting wider day by day as the water line grows more distant.
The Lake Chapala Crime website ceased operation as of March 18.
