By Charles Sercombe For the second time in about a year, the city is getting serious about water bill deadbeats. Some 950 water shutoff notices were sent out on…
By Charles Sercombe For the second time in about a year, the city is getting serious about water bill deadbeats. Some 950 water shutoff notices were sent out on…
The next five years will be revealing regarding the financial health of Hamtramck. Recently, City Manager Katrina Powell submitted a projected five-year budget to the state’s Transition Advisory Board, which…
By Charles Sercombe The investigation into alleged food stamp fraud has taken a twist. According to a source who declined to identify himself for fear of reprisal, one of the…
By Charles Sercombe Hamtramck is never a pretty sight right after winter ends and the snow finally melts away. There is litter everywhere. But there is something you can…
By Charles Sercombe Just when you think every aspect of Hamtramck has been written about, there’s yet another book out on this very special city. And to the…
By Charles Sercombe This week’s Crime Log covers March 31-April 6. Tuesday, March 31 At almost 11 p.m. a man driving in the 3300 block of Holbrook said his car…
Hamtramck sure can be slow when it comes to getting business done. While it is no one person’s fault, the city has taken a long, long time in adopting regulations…
By Charles Sercombe Thinking of running for city council this year? If so, you have less than two weeks to file to be on the August Primary ballot. The…
By Charles Sercombe City Clerk August Gitschlag faced some terrifying moments on Tuesday. A man who police said was having a mental breakdown managed to climb through the clerk’s…