By Interim Superintendent Nabil Nagi At Hamtramck Public Schools (HPS), we’re immensely proud of our talented student body. Working within a diverse school district means that we often encounter bilingual…
There has been much talk lately of crime in the city – namely auto thefts. Every few years Hamtramck falls victim to a cycle of crime – usually involving cars.…
There was an admonishment we heard all too much when growing up, and it went something like this: “Just because you can do it, doesn’t make it right.” We mention…
Hamtramck will have a busy year ahead. With a new city manager soon to come on board, city officials will have their hands full in tackling a number of issues…
The city council is scheduled to once again vote on whether to allow residents to slaughter animals at home, in observance of their religious practice. It has failed to pass…
By John Ulaj You hear a lot of people toss the word “miracle” around, especially at this time of year, perhaps even hoping to induce one in their own lives,…
The holiday season is officially here, and once again, for the next two weeks, The Review will be taking a bit of a break. This is when we present our…
The city council, in a narrow vote, wisely kept the city’s ban on allowing animal slaughtering at residences. There were protests from some in the community that this violates their…
In recent weeks, the city’s ambulance service has come under scrutiny. Namely, there is a concern that the service is unreliable. There have been several reported incidents where a call…
By Interim Superintendent Nabil Nagi At Hamtramck Public Schools (HPS), we are fortunate to have a community full of teachers, leaders and partners eager to create the best educational environment…