Repaving project on Revolución slows due to heavy rains
The project is approximately 40% complete
One month into a long-term project of repairing Revolución, work has slowed due to a…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.
Repaving project on Revolución slows due to heavy rains
Headless dead baby goats dumped on Ocampo Street – no suspects yet
Community is asked to help
Authorities are investigating the discovery of at least five bags with dead goat kids on…More
Ajijic recycling compactor now hard at work
Big step in recycling plastic
The compactor donated for the recycling of Ajijic’s garbage is already hard at work, making…More
New Citizen’s Committee of the Magic Town of Ajijic formed
No Expats on the Committee
On Wednesday, June 26, after a six month hiatus, the Citizens’ Committee of the Pueblo…More
Road work continues at the Ajijic Bypass intersection
Improvements will continue next week
This week, starting July 1, work will continue around the intersection of the Ajijic Bypass,…More
Lack of tree maintenance endangers Ajijic businesses, homes
Large eucalyptus branches fell near Ajijic pier
Several branches of a red eucalyptus tree, also known as “The Giant” fell on and…More
Six young ladies compete for Ajijic’s Queen of Fiestas Patrias
More contestants and variety this year
Six young women debuted for the Ajijic Reina Fiestas Patrias Ajijic 2024 pageant (Queen of…More
New streetlights installed in San Antonio Tlayacapan
Light requests came from residents
Three new streetlights were installed on Colón Street and on the recovered invaded (attempted theft)…More
‘Creatures of Lake Chapala’ photo exhibition features lake species
Exhibit runs four months in Ajijic Plaza
The photographic exhibition “Seres que habitan el Lago de Chapala” by Mónica Cárdenas began on…More
Fiestas Patronales de San Antonio end on a high note
Attendance of more than 2,500 people on last day
The San Antonio Tlayacapan Patron Saint Festivities wrapped up with positive reviews, no incidents and…More