By Charles Sercombe Police Chief Max Garbarino wants the public to know that he is not getting any extra money to cut overtime. That’s because it’s impossible to reduce overtime,…
By Charles Sercombe Been doing the Danforth dodge? The Lumpkin lurch? The Wyandotte weave? The Goodson gotcha? No, we’re not talking about new dance moves. We’re talking about trying…
By Charles Sercombe Six days to go. Assuming you are reading this on Friday, next Thursday, March 20, is the first day of spring. You know, warm weather, leaves budding,…
By Charles Sercombe This week’s Crime Log covers Feb. 25-March 4. Tuesday, Feb. 25 Officers checking an abandoned house in the 12000 block of St. Aubin St.…
What a whirlwind we all experienced this week in Hamtramck. During last weekend, there was a 5K Paczki run and another event held to promote Tuesday’s actual Paczki Day, and…
In last week’s issue we reprinted a column that originally appearing in the Michigan Daily that quoted Mayor Karen Majewski extensively. The subject of the column was the impact of…
City councilmembers and the mayor have requested a personal visit from Emergency Manager Cathy Square in order to get an update on where things are going. City officials…
There is no dispute that Hamtramck’s public school buildings need massive repairs. The schools are old and haven’t had needed upgrades in years. On Wednesday, the School Board…
By Tanni Deb Special to The Review At the end of January, a few heroes emerged in the city of Hamtramck. Ryszard Pasienski, a resident of Sterling Heights, was…
When it comes to good food and great times, Hamtramck has plenty to offer. In this column, we’ll talk about what’s happening at our bars, restaurants and…