The Lake is at its lowest point in 20 years. What now?
LOOKING AT LIFE IN LAKESIDE
I was walking on the Ajijic malecon yesterday with a friend who noted that he…More
Browsing: Looking at Life in Lakeside
The Lake is at its lowest point in 20 years. What now?
Pueblo Músico’s homegrown opera
LOOKING AT LIFE IN LAKESIDE
Something remarkable will happen on November 24 in Ajijic. No, I am not talking about…More
The People’s Choice Awards
LOOKING AT LIFE IN LAKESIDE
Elsewhere in Lakeside News and Semanario Laguna, there are stories about these two publications winning…More
Ajijic’s Celebration of Dia de Muertos: a win-win for everyone
LOOKING AT LIFE IN LAKESIDE
Since 1999, the Hollywood Forever Cemetery in Los Angeles has been ground zero for Day…More
Your Best Friend is running out of time at Scruffy’s
LOOKING AT LIFE IN LAKESIDE
Ever thought about having a dog, but just never quite got around to making it…More
Generosity is its own reward – just ask Diane Smith
I have long understood that two of the most important social lubricants that keep societies…More
Road hazards and the Day of the Dead
LOOKING AT LIFE IN LAKESIDE
First, I would like to congratulate the people at Chapala Public Works for eliminating the…More
Robert Cantrell and the purgatory of families of the disappeared
OPINION: LOOKING AT LIFE IN LAKESIDE
This week Robert Cantrell II’s daughter Lauren Cantrell posted a long letter describing the anguish…More
The Informe – good words about progress, but no document yet
LOOKING AT LIFE IN LAKESIDE
As expected, the Informe (official government report) in Chapala was an opportunity for President Aguirre…More
Hollywood in Lakeside? Chapala Indie Film Festival may kick it off
LOOKING AT LIFE IN LAKESIDE
The 2023 Ariel Awards – Mexico’s Oscars – were held in Guadalajara’s Teatro Degollado Saturday…More