More police, less traffic. Let’s try it.
OPINION: LOOKING AT LIFE IN LAKESIDE
Tuesday, I almost got a ticket. I would have deserved it — not only did…More
Author: Patrick O’Heffernan
Patrick O’Heffernan
Originally from Texas and raised in Los Angeles, Dr. O’Heffernan has served as wire service reporter in California, an international correspondent in Asia, a newspaper editor in California, a magazine editor in Singapore, a radio host and podcaster. He has published 5 books and numerous articles. He is a retired Professor of Media and International Relations at Georgia Tech. He has a PhD. In Political Science from MIT and has been awarded an Emmy, A Webby, several Addys and many other awards.
More police, less traffic. Let’s try it.
Ajijic’s newest museum, the Collection de Recuerdos, opened Thursday
A celebration with music, tours and lectures
After almost a year of planning and construction, Lakeside’s newest museum opened Thursday afternoon. Called…More
Mexico at SXSW 2026. Big presence
Music Sin Fronteras 3.15.26
It is not surprising that there is a strong Mexican presence at SXSW this year…More
HOT HALF DOZEN 4.17.26
200 songs, albums, videos submitted for review plus gems from SXSW
Canción sin miedo single by Vivir Quintana and Mon Laferte. A regional Mexican feminist anthem…More
Mexico walks lonely line as US opens USMCA talks without Canada
Result could be stability or inflation in Mexico
Trade officials from the United States and Mexico have scheduled the first formal round of…More
8M marchers in Chapala and Mexico
OPINION: LOOKING AT LIFE IN LAKESIDE
8M marchers in Chapala and Mexico OPINION: LOOKING AT LIFE IN LAKESIDE Across Mexico last…More
The Lady in Black will end LLT’s 61st season
Gothic horror comes to Lakeside
On Friday, April 3rd, Lakeside Little Theatre (LLT) will open the final production of its…More
No room for cartel violence in Mexico
OPINION: LOOKING AT LIFE IN LAKESIDE
No room for cartel violence in Mexico OPINION: LOOKING AT LIFE IN LAKESIDE News organizations…More
Women’s Week: from global demands to local heroines
‘Women hold up half the sky’
International Women’s Day, marked every year on March 8, grew out of early 20th‑century workers’…More
The Lake Chapala Orchestra to perform “Slavic Rhapsody” March 28
Gifted cellist Christian Jiménez to solo
The Lake Chapala Orchestra invites you to “Slavic Rhapsody” — our most anticipated concert of…More