The voters have spoken, and the three city ballot issues all went down in defeat. So now what? The three proposals were placed on the ballot as a way to…
By Charles Sercombe Hamtramck voters overwhelmingly rejected all three city ballot proposals. Partial election results were released by the city clerk’s office near midnight. As usual, voters here overwhelmingly…
By Charles Sercombe Tuesday’s election took an unexpected turn – even by Hamtramck standards. On Monday, City Councilmember Mohammed Hassan received a “cease and desist” notice from the state…
By Charles Sercombe For a moment on Thursday, there was a scare of a COVID-19 case in Hamtramck City Hall. But before long, it was discovered that there was…
By Charles Sercombe Hamtramck voters, like voters nationwide, are coming out in droves for Tuesday’s election. Over 5,600 voters have received absentee ballots, and over 3,600 of those ballots have…
By Charles Sercombe The Census count is now over. Recently, a federal court allowed the Trump administration to end the national headcount three weeks early. The count was supposed…
By Jaleelah Ahmed Hamtramck Public Schools Superintendent Thus far, 2020 has been a far more challenging year than we could have ever anticipated. The beginning of the school year is…
Next Tuesday (Nov. 3), Hamtramck voters will have a lot to consider. Besides choosing which political candidates should hold office – including the president – voters here have three controversial…
By Roy Feldman Special to The Review This summer, Hamtramckan Chris Schneider and myself explored several midwestern states, to photograph the small towns and rural landscapes of the often-overlooked…
By Charles Sercombe If you haven’t mailed in your absentee ballot yet, consider another way. Instead of mailing, take your ballot directly to Hamtramck City Hall, and either drop it…