Aging population highlights accessibility challenges
Public spaces must adapt to aging
As the number of adults 60 and older grows in Chapala, Jocotepec, Ajijic, San Antonio…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.
Aging population highlights accessibility challenges
Ajijic students head back to school
Nearly 2,000 return to classrooms
Classrooms in Ajijic’s basic education schools filled with backpacks, uniforms and students on Aug. 31…More
Gerontology Fair comes to Ajijic
Services support older adults
The University of Guadalajara’s Chapala campus held its Gerontology Fair in Ajijic on Sunday, Aug.…More
The rebozo and tradition adorn the contestants of San Juan Cosalá
“The rebozo (traditional Mexican shawl) frames the beauty of Cosalá women,” according to the 2026…More
Santa Cecilia’s chapel in SAT is getting a makeover
New spaces, lighting, and art to be added
The courtyard of the hermitage of Santa Cecilia in San Antonio Tlayacapan is being saprucednup…More
Photo: Juanita Ulloa. No credit
Three compete for festival queen
San Juan Cosalá has three young women hoping to wear the crown of Queen of…More
World Cup clock on Ajijic malecón remains out of order
Secretariat of Tourism considers relocation
The World Cup countdown clock installed on the Ajijic malecón (boardwalk) has been broken for…More
Driving in circles: underground cable work snarls Ajijic traffic
Not enough signs or warnings
Do you find yourself driving in circles in Ajijic because every road seems to be…More
Ajijic launches scheduled cleanup drive for bulky household items
Call or WhatsApp for pickup
Ajijic City Hall has launched a campaign to facilitate the proper removal of furniture and…More
Three dogs poisoned in Ajijic, sparking concern among residents
Neighbors seek action after poison appears on public street
The poisoning of three dogs on Francisco Villa Street, known to locals as “La Villa,”…More