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City Hall no longer home to voters

By Charles Sercombe A decades-long tradition in Hamtramck elections has come to an end. Hamtramck City Hall will no longer be a precinct location for voters, a small irony in…

Torrential rains lead to massive flooding in area

Torrential rains lead to massive flooding in area

By Charles Sercombe Wednesday’s citywide flooding may have had a few people wondering if someone nearby was building an ark. Turns out that the flood quickly receded, but in its…

In Hamtramck, police scanners are now a thing of the past

In Hamtramck, police scanners are now a thing of the past

By Charles Sercombe Like to keep tabs on police runs? Kiss that pastime goodbye, at least here in Hamtramck. We don’t know how many folks in town like to tune…

Weed and Seed group seeks additional funding to remain active

By David Piestrzynski The Review Special Writer The Weed and Seed program has lost its funding. But these budget cuts haven’t caused the Hamtramck Community Initiative (HCI) to give up…

Today’s lesson, class: It’s easy to be green

Today’s lesson, class: It’s easy to be green

By Alan R. Madeleine Students at Dickinson East Elementary School have been getting quite a lesson on going green. But first, let’s get some background on what an extraordinary transformation…

Election outcome could be historical

Election outcome could be historical

By Charles Sercombe And then there were 13. That’s 13 candidates we’re talking about who will be on the August Primary ballot for three seats on City Council. Two candidates…

City’s financial surplus this year is nothing to celebrate

By Charles Sercombe In what could be called a twist of fate, Hamtramck is going to end its fiscal year with a $2 million budget surplus. But that surplus will…

The final bell is about to ring for Dickinson West

The final bell is about to ring for Dickinson West

By Alan R. Madeleine The days of Dickinson West using St. Ladislaus’ old elementary school building are nearly through. Per a memo released by Public School Superintendent Tom Niczay this…

For now, city’s tax takes a hike

By Charles Sercombe Hamtramck is following in the footsteps of a number of suburban communities by passing a small property tax increase. At Tuesday’s City Council meeting, councilmembers engaged in…

City Council election has 15 contenders

City Council election has 15 contenders

By Charles Sercombe There are some new and some familiar faces lining up for the August Primary Election. So far, 15 candidates have entered the race for three City Council…