It’s not often we talk about issues outside of Hamtramck. But recently Gov. Rick Snyder, a Republican, signed into law two very bad pieces of election law that will negatively…
Jos. Campau business owners who are thinking about getting a new sign this year have a helping hand waiting. The city’s Downtown Development Authority (DDA) is once again offering…
By Charles Sercombe Hamtramck School Boardmember Mohammad Huda’s residency status finally caught up with him. At Wednesday’s board meeting, Huda’s seat was declared vacant and the board will now…
By Charles Sercombe The city was able to test out its new snowplowing strategy this week. And according to Mark Ragsdale, the Director of Public Works, the plan not…
By Charles Sercombe This week’s Crime Log covers Dec. 29-Jan. 4. Tuesday, December 29 At 8 p.m. an assault was reported at Jos. Campau and Holbrook. At 2 a.m. a…
By Charles Sercombe Please excuse our tardiness. Normally when we announce our Story of the Year, it’s done before the new year starts. So, without the usual fanfare let…
By Charles Sercombe Hamtramck ushered in a new political era last Sunday afternoon. Three city councilmembers were sworn into office at the public library by Hamtramck 31st District Court…
It’s a new year and already we are off to a rocky start, politically speaking. City Councilmember Anam Miah distributed an open letter to the community making scathing comments on…
History will likely be kind to former Mayor Robert Kozaren. He was the city’s longest serving mayor, having been in office for 18 years, and he is arguably the most…
By Greg Kowalski (Second of two parts) It was a chilly Friday afternoon; bright, but not exactly the type of day that encouraged you to go for a walk…