Le Detroit Macaron celebrates a sweet one-year anniversary
By Sam Corey Review Special Writer The room inside Le Detroit Macaron is covered with cream-filled eggshells and, on this particular day, a lot of packaging. Ribbons, small miniature boxes…
Thanks to dough from Domino’s pizza company, potholes get filled
By Alan Madlane Hamtramck, get ready to stop being so cheesed off about local potholes. You likely won’t need to avoid that void that used to rattle your adenoids…
Taking Care of Business … Attorney Aisha M. Farooqi
TCB (Taking Care of Business) explores Hamtramck’s business community.This week we talk to a new attorney in town, Aisha M. Farooqi, who has an office on Jos.…
One of America’s best is right here in Hamtramck
By Alan Madeleine The Review Special Writer From its dense population to the many people just learning to pilot an automobile for the first time, Hamtramck can be a…
New style of pizza is a bite out of the Big Apple
By Mike Murphy The Review Special Writer New York-style pizza has come to town and NY Pizza Baby and Burgers and Shakes owner Marju Chowdhury is hoping that…
Market’s closing signals more change to come in city’s retail offerings
By Charles Sercombe A Hamtramck shopping landmark is now history. The Polish Market on Jos. Campau and Belmont abruptly announced it was closing this past weekend on Monday. A…
Medical complex is part of Conant reinvention and rebirth
By Charles Sercombe A few years ago a former Polish bakery sat empty and falling apart on Conant near Evaline. But much like the rest of Conant in the…
DDA is offering grants for businesses to purchase new signs
Jos. Campau business owners who are thinking about getting a new sign this year have a helping hand waiting. The city’s Downtown Development Authority (DDA) is once again offering…
Sign up for a DDA grant
By Charles Sercombe Attention business owners, here’s a deal for you. If your business sign is old, out of date, or just needs a new image, the Hamtramck Downtown Development…
In its 95th year, Kowalski Sausage has plenty to celebrate about
By Mike Murphy Special to The Review Hammered back into shape, bullet holes removed, and outlined anew with neon piping, the unmistakable sausage-shaped Kowalski sign will once again light…
