Ajijic’s patron saint festivities kick off as guilds change leadership
Music could go until 3 am
The first days of the patron saint festivities of Ajijic have been celebrated successfully without…More
Author: Sofia Medeles
Sofia Medeles
Born in Ajijic, she moved to Guadalajara and enrolled in the Fashion Design program at UdeG. Four years later, she returned to her hometown and worked for Semanario Laguna as a reporter and photographer. Her investigative stories on the invasion of Federal property have been front page news.
Ajijic’s patron saint festivities kick off as guilds change leadership
SIMAPA employees try to cut water at local business
Keep your SIMAPA receipt to prove payment
Ajijic citizens denounced hostile treatment of a local business by SIMAPA (Municipal System of Potable…More
No opening date for the new Ajijic cemetery
Despite the high demand for burial spaces, the government of Chapala still does not have…More
Magic Town Citizen Committee presents report at Nov. 9 Assembly
First Citizen Assembly held
The first Citizen Assembly was held by the Ajijic Magic Town Citizen Committee. They explained…More
Gastronomic Corridor established Chapala Lakeside
The project begins with 32 Lakeside restaurants
The Chapala Lakeside Gastronomic Corridor (restaurant row) was established Tuesday, November 15 with the participation…More
Neighbors complain about the new planters at Las Seis Esquinas
Business owners are not happy with the change
Neighbors are asking for the planters to be removed from the front of the small…More
Ajijic crosswalk construction project adds two more crossings
Some new crossings already damaged by heavy traffic
The ongoing project to construct crosswalks at Ajijic street intersections has been enlarged by the…More
CONAGUA have to provide information on Lake Chapala invasions the INAI
Citizen complaint gets CONAGUA to comply with information release
The National Water Commission (CONAGUA) was urged to disclose the invasions that were detected by…More
Ajijic runner is sport ambassador in PV race, placed in top 10
Jou Valenzuela covered 180 km
José “Jou” Valenzuela, also known in Ajijic as Chabelo, was invited to participate as an…More
Virgin of Zapopan visits Ajijic held up by wedding
Carriage with Virgin waited for 20 minutes
The Virgin of Zapopan returned to Ajijic on Saturday, October 29. After her usual tour…More