Jeanne Chaussee obituary
The Reporter’s Lakeside columnist Jeanne Wilfreda Chaussee, who died suddenly on Sunday, June 9 at the age of 72, enjoyed two stints with this newspaper, the second lasting 14 years.
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News
Unusual tree gets new designation
To mark World Environment Day (June 5), Manuel Corona Diaz, the director general at Guadalajara’s Parque Metropolitano, designated an oddball camichin...
100 days that hardly shook Jalisco at all
Political analysts have kept themselves busy assessing the achievements (or non-achievements) of Jalisco Governor Aristoteles Sandoval, as the 42-year...
Two sets of guards patrolling Tenacatita
A dozen or so Jalisco state police officers have been assigned to Tenacatita to ensure no one enters any of the deserted properties in the zone and th...
Financial indicators as of Thursday, June 6, 2013
- Mexican Stock Market (BMV) opened at 40,226.33 a decrease of 412.64 points from Thursday, May 30, 2013.
Thrilling climax to Mexican soccer final
America's goalkeeper Moises Muñoz turns goal poacher to help the Mexico City team defeat Cruz Azul in the Mexican soccer final.
Innovative plastic recycling company opens its doors
Remember that priceless scene in the 1967 film classic “The Graduate” when a zealous businessman collars the naïve protagonist Benjamin Braddock to of...
Former governor mired in graft investigation
The latest embarrassment for the “reformed” Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) is a scandal surrounding Andres Granier, the former governor of Ta...
Virgin in Chicago
Zapopan’s revered Virgin of Zapopan statue has visited the Windy City for the first time.
Dessie Lee Rider
Dessie Lee Rider, after a long illness, passed away at her home in Chapala, Jalisco, Mexico on June 7 at the age of 63.
Expat Living
Kids have a ball at Papirolas
The Papirolas creative festival for children and young people continues this weekend at Expo Guadalajara.
Celebrating Jeanne Chaussee’s life
A celebration of Jeanne Chaussee’s life — including many of the things she loved about Mexico: mariachi, marimba, charros, margaritas, baile folkloric...
Texas festival in Nueva Vallarta
Texas natives residing in this region might want to pencil June 11-18 in their diaries. Those are the dates of the ninth edition of the Texas Music F...
La Manzanilla Memo - April 13, 2013
License experience
Getting a Mexican driver’s license was the most fun I’ve had with this country’s bureaucracy in the 13 years I’ve dealt it. My Cal...
City Living - June 15, 2013
Guadalajara’s own Irish dancers transport you to the Emerald Isle during a performance at the Twin Lions Casino, Thursday, June 27, 9 p.m.
Laguna Chapalac – June 15, 2013
You will not be seeing Charlie Klestadt out and about selling tickets for the upcoming Cruz Roja Luau at all his usual hangouts. But do not worry...
North Banderas Beat - April 6, 2013
A smaller PEACE
It would be a vast understatement to say that community leaders in the northshore were caught off-guard by the news of the demise of ...
Arts & Entertainment
1,000 drums at Cabañas
Anyone who likes to play the drums is invited take part in a unique event to be held in the explanade of the Cabañas Cultural Institute on Friday, Jun...
Ribera Arts Review - June 15, 2013
The event to benefit Lake Chapala, Una Tarde de Verano (A Summer Afternoon), is billed as “a unique fun happening involving music, art, yoga, arts an...
Benefit concert at Technical School
The Tecnologico Chapala (technical school) on the Libramiento will host a performance by the Orquesta Tipica de Autlan on Wednesday, June 19 to raise ...
Snitch
A father infiltrates a drug cartel in order to save his son from a prison sentence in this drama based on actual events.
Columns
Primavera Eco-Fair kicks off week of environmental studies
The celebration of June 5, World Environment Day, began in 1972 and is one of the main ways the United Nations fosters worldwide awareness of the envi...
Signs of the season
We’re told by the Red Cross that certain pests get more active during the rainy season. We’re talking chiefly about scorpions, spiders, flying insect...
Life with bugged phones
In Guadalajara, until the kidnapping, gristly torture and eventual murder of United States Drug Enforcement Administration agent Enrique Camarena, lau...
Mexican Lifestyles
Car importation process back on track
One lakeside business seems to have found a way to bypass the problems that have plagued other firms and individuals that have tried to help expats na...
New city mall has ‘foodie’ focus
One of the latest malls to open in Guadalajara can be found at the southern end of Avenida Chapultepec in the ritzy area often referred to the Zona Ro...
1 in 5 patients unhappy with IMSS service
Surveys carried out by the Instituto Mexicano de Seguro Social (IMSS) in recent years show that around 80 percent of those covered in the national hea...
The architectural wonders of Jalisco – make your choice
The alternative tourism magazine “Jalisco al Natural” is seeking the public’s suggestions for the seven architectural wonders (siete maravillas arquit...
Author wins prize for debut novel
The first novel of 32-year-old Guadalajara author Ave Barrera García has won the Premio Latinoamericano de Primera Novela Sergio Galindo de la Univers...
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