By Charles Sercombe As everyone in Hamtramck knows, parking is a premium. But one loft owner in the southend managed to purchase a parking lot believed to have once been…
By Charles Sercombe Just as the legally questionable practice of one tow service company has been resolved, another one popped up. Jay Searcy, a pastor with Grace Baptist Church…
It’s rare that we stray away from local issues in this editorial/opinion space, but it’s worth commemorating the anniversary of Robert Kennedy’s visit to Hamtramck and the Detroit area…
A few years ago Greg Kowalski wrote about the anniversary of Robert Kennedy’s visit to Hamtramck. This year marks the 50th anniversary of that visit. In commemoration of that…
In last week’s issue we reported on a tow truck service that appears to be out of control. The city is now investigating whether a Detroit tow service has the…
By Alan Madeleine America lost a first lady a few weeks ago. But Hamtramck still has her, in a way. Barbara (nee Pierce) Bush, wife of 41st president George…
By Charles Sercombe City Councilmember Saad Almasmari is attempting to climb up the political ladder and become state representative in this election year. And in order to achieve that goal…
By Charles Sercombe For those in Hamtramck still without power due to Friday’s high winds, hang on just a little while more. Acting City Manager Kathy Angerer told The Review…
By Alan Madeleine This weekend’s St. Florian Strawberry Festival is a little more sweet and juicy. The festival marks its 50th anniversary. Ever since it started in 1968…
Election season is officially on. Last week the deadline for candidates to file came and went. There are several candidates from Hamtramck in the running, including two city councilmembers, Anam…