By John Ulaj Our Office Manager, Jean, asked me a question out of the blue: “What do you want for Christmas?” I replied: “I want the most important person…
The holiday season is upon us, and we wish our readers health and happiness. This has been a trying year for Hamtramck since it came under…
What’s going on people? The city is having a fire sale on city-owned lots and hardly anyone is interested, judging by the first round of auctions. …
This week’s issue of The Review is dedicated to the Hamtramck Goodfellows. The group has been around for over 50 years and has been dedicated to helping…
Hamtramck may be in a financial crisis, but it’s not beaten. The city has plenty to be thankful for this Thanksgiving holiday. We all can be thankful…
Is there any reason why we should have to wait until Jan. 1 before newly elected city officials take office? It seems out of date and against…
After 40-some years, Hamtramck’s vacant lots can now be taken off the city’s hands and sold. There are about 300 lots that will be auctioned off…
Hamtramck school boardmembers are facing some tough choices. Because of a drop in student enrollment, the district’s existing $3 million budget deficit climbed to $3.7 million. As…
Time to move on. This election season ended on Tuesday with the re-election of Mayor Karen Majewski and four city councilmembers, three of whom are brand new.…
Last week we made our mayoral endorsement for next Tuesday’s General Election. This week, it’s the city council’s turn. However, there is one council race we…