Some folks just don’t get the message. Or perhaps, worse, they are deliberately distorting the issue of the school millage renewal. Recently, voters turned down a school millage renewal that…
By Charles Sercombe This week’s Crime Log covers March 24-30. Tuesday, March 24 At 2:30 a.m. Detroit police recovered a car stolen out of Hamtramck. A supervisor at a business…
By John Ulaj Review Publisher Happy Easter everyone! Spring has finally arrived, and now many warm, adventurous days lie before us. What a great joy to be alive, and to…
By Greg Kowalski Easter has been a special time in Hamtramck virtually since there has been a Hamtramck. The earliest European settlers here were Christians, and no doubt celebrated…
By Charles Sercombe Sometimes here at Toast of the Town we go on a trip down memory lane instead of a night on the town. We recently heard about…
By Mike Murphy Special to The Review Get your walking shoes ready. The newly-formed Hamtramck Walkers Alliance wants to get residents healthy and interacting this spring with a series…
By Mike Murphy Special to The Review It is hardly surprising that a person as dedicated to helping others as Tom Cervenak still answers his phone at Peoples’ Community…
By Charles Sercombe Hamtramck residents got their first opportunity to meet the new city manager. Katrina Powell, who left Florida to be Hamtramck’s city manager, talked about several…
By Charles Sercombe This week’s Crime Log covers March 17-23. Tuesday, March 17 At 12:30 a.m. a resident in the 3000 block of Caniff reported being assaulted by a neighbor.…
Is it unreasonable for a lawsuit to continue for more than 40 years? You would think so, and you would think someone would have the power to rein it in.…