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Breaking news … Shooting on Belmont St.

Breaking news … Shooting on Belmont St.

  By Charles Sercombe Hamtramck police say a house was shot up this morning on Belmont St near Lumpkin. The shooting happened at about 7:50 a.m. One person suffered non-life…

Cosmos basketball team is racking up impressive wins

Cosmos basketball team is racking up impressive wins

By Alan Madlane The Hamtramck High School boys’ varsity basketball team just might be a slam-dunk for a championship year. The Cosmos has been beating some top-ranked teams this season,…

Council comes around to allowing medical marijuana sales, sort of

Council comes around to allowing medical marijuana sales, sort of

  By Charles Sercombe Recently, a majority of city councilmembers rejected allowing the sale of medical marijuana in Hamtramck. But then a curious turn of events happened. A few weeks…

Sidewalk repairs put on hold

Sidewalk repairs put on hold

By Charles Sercombe Don’t count on Hamtramck’s uneven and cracked sidewalks to get repaired any time soon. A majority of the city council rejected a proposal by the city administration…

Schools taking smart approach to re-opening

Hamtramck Public School officials are undertaking one of the hardest decisions they have had to make: Bringing students back into classrooms during a pandemic. It’s been a year since students…

Paczki Day carries on despite the pandemic — just not the same

Paczki Day carries on despite the pandemic — just not the same

By Charles Sercombe Paczki Day this year got a one-two punch in its jelly gut. First, there is the ongoing COVID-19 crisis that has crippled social contacting and hours of…

Schools taking steps to re-open

Schools taking steps to re-open

  By Charles Sercombe Hamtramck public schools are getting ready to welcome back students. But it will be done only a few students at a time, starting March 2. At…

Historical museum celebrates another year educating the public

Historical museum celebrates another year educating the public

By Alan Madlane So what’s happening now, at the local museum dedicated to the city’s history? Well, for starters, Hamtramck’s Historical Museum had a bit of excitement on Jan. 10,…

Council handed existing pot stores the gift of monopoly

One of the curious things about the city’s new marijuana ordinance is that it gives the existing cannabis dispensaries a virtual monopoly. A majority of the city council adopted the…

Paczki Day celebrations will go on, but it won’t be the same

Paczki Day celebrations will go on, but it won’t be the same

  By Charles Sercombe Paczki Day isn’t going to be what it usually is. Blame COVID, of course, which has altered many of our lives. Local bars can be open,…