Ajijic residents to discuss urban image regulations
Tuesday, August 29, 6:30 pm in the plaza
Ajijic is looking to regulate the town’s growth, so the first citizen assembly will be…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 residents to discuss urban image regulations
Lakeside activists to demonstrate in Mexico City on September 10
They need sponsors to help with transportation
The groups “Pueblos Unidos de la Ribera”, “Por Amor a los Bosques” and “Un Salto…More
Balloon Regatta 2023 is scheduled for Saturday, September 9th
Proceeds to help local residents medical expenses
The date for the “Regata de Globos Ajijic 2023” has been set. It will be…More
After tree removal, Ajijic receives 19 new trees
The new trees are citrus, plum and others
Ajijic received 19 trees to replace those removed by the authorities next to the bike…More
Pedro Moreno Street will be one-way from the Malecón to Ocampo
Change was made to prevent traffic problems
A change of direction to Pedro Moreno Street, which leads to the most western area…More
VIDEO: Lakeside News talks with the Miss Gay 2023 Crown contestants
Interviewed at the celebration
Laguna and Lakeside News had a full team on hand for the crowning of Miss…More
Miss Independence Day 2023 named without a competition
No date set for crowning
Due to low participation, the only candidate for Miss Independence Day will be crowned without…More
Meet the candidates for Fiestas Patrias Queen
Final vote tally Sept. 2
With a little less than three weeks to go before the crowning of the new…More
San Antonio Tlayacapan seeks community participation for local art project
The permanent art installation will be a “woven sky”
San Antonio Tlayacapan has put out a call for anyone who would like to participate…More
La Canacinta residents say the work on Prolongación Ocampo is ‘poorly done’
They claim workers left debris and uneven paving
Raised paving stones, irregular soil, debris and abandoned material are some of the problems that…More