The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
While you may have chilled out after all the Christmas and New Years festivities, little nippers at lakeside are charging up for another dose of holiday cheer with the January 6 celebration of Dia de Reyes--Three Kings Day.
The democratic election of town administrators in Ajijic, San Antonio Tlayacapan, Santa Cruz de la Soledad, San Nicolas de xIbarra and Atotonilquillo has been put on hold until early 2013.
The New Year’s Day Polar Bear Swim in Mexico’s largest lake was deemed a rousing success, bringing in a hefty chunk of change to fund vital medical services at Cruz Roja Chapala.
Jaltepec Centro Educativo, a university specializing in the hospitality business, invites everyone in the Lakeside community to an open house on Wednesday, January 23.
Householders from Ajijic’s west-end Barrio de Guadalupe will get 2013 off to a rip-roaring start with an offbeat New Year’s Day parade that’s bound to rouse high spirits as it generates bonds and friendship in the community.
A series of tragic events blotted out the usual sparkle of the holiday season for a number of lakeside area families.
All Dutch citizens, Dutch-speaking people and fans of the Netherlands are invited to a New Year’s reception – with oliebollen – on Friday, January 4, 4-6 p.m. at Baya Bistro owned by “Canadian” countryman Bert Klein.
The body of U.S citizen Danny Kaye Hutchison, 67, was discovered on the afternoon of December 31 near the home he was renting in Chapala Haciendas.
With the holiday season coming to a peak over the next few days, the parish churches of Chapala and Ajijic will capture the true meaning of Christmas by staging live nativity scenes at their doorsteps.
