Rain is here, let’s make the most of it with rain barrels!
Harvest rainwater and help our aquifers
We’re all relieved and gratified to have droplets of water fall from the sky after…More
Author: Emily Alison
Emily Alison
Emily Alison is a volunteer writer for Lakeside News who will be contributing opinion pieces, features, and short news stories. A teacher by profession, she has taught all over the world. She holds a Masters Degree in Spanish Literature and is a recent arrival in Lakeside.
Rain is here, let’s make the most of it with rain barrels!
Tito completes a lap around the lake for charity
Triumphant despite disability
Ernesto Lopez Gonzalez, better known as Tito ,accomplished a feat that few people would attempt…More
Why was 2024 the bloodiest election season in Mexico?
Multiple factors led to violence
At least 37 candidates were assassinated in the runup to the Mexican elections and one…More
Mexico’s historic 2024 elections: Mandate for Claudia Sheinbaum
Strong showing for Morena
Claudia Sheinbaum is the first woman to hold the office of president in Mexico and…More
Surtidor, Foodbank Lakeside, and local volunteers serve the vulnerable
Food and basic necessities are distributed
Foodbank Lakeside came into existence at the start of the pandemic, four years ago. The…More
Ana Latorre of Córdoba, Spain performs Flamenco at La Cochera Cultural
Captivating evening: poignant lyrics, complex rhythms, and spellbinding dancing
Ana Latorre of Córdoba, Spain and Rodrigo Robles treated the Ribera community to an outstanding…More
Trump found guilty on 34 felony charges
A unanimous guilty verdict on all counts
A jury of peers carefully selected and vetted by both the prosecution and defense in…More
Harsh lessons to be learned from the Lake Pátzcuaro devastation
Rivers, lakes, and cenotes are drying up; urgent change is needed
Dramatic photos of Lake Pátzcuaro have been in the news this season. The state of…More
Festive event celebrates Xilotl’s latest art exhibition
A diverse collection on display through June 30
The Centro para la Cultura y las Artes de la Ribera (CCAR) in Ajijic hosted…More
The Chapala community participates in the Vivero Municipal Reforestation Project
Trees and seeds to revive the areas devastated by wildfires
On Sunday, May 19, the malecón of Chapala drew large crowds of citizens eager to…More