Dumping of snow raises an old thorny issue
By Charles Sercombe This week’s dumping of about a foot of snow raised an old debate in town. To plow, or not to plow (side…
New council and mayor take the oath of office
By Charles Sercombe The New Year in Hamtramck started with the usual celebrations and also uniquely to Hamtramck, the inauguration of newly elected officials. This election…
Crime Log …1/3/14
By Charles Sercombe This week’s Crime Log covers Dec. 21-28. Saturday, Dec. 21 At 12:50 a.m. in the 9400 block of Jos. Campa officers arrested a person…
It’s time to get creative about city’s development possibilities
With a new city council term about to begin and three new members joining, we have high hopes for the coming year. The previous council composition,…
The Year in Review: The second half of 2013 …
By Ian Perrotta Welcome back to our Year in Review. This week we take a stroll through the second half of 2013. JULY Fireworks came…
Crime Log …12/27/13
By Charles Sercombe This week’s Crime Log covers Dec. 12-20 Thursday, Dec. 12 A woman reported that a woman she knows removed a water tank from a…
The New Year for Hamtramck looks promising and financially sound
Happy New Year! In this issue of The Review we begin our look back at the last 12 months. What a journey it’s been. Hamtramck sure…
It’s a wrap: Let’s take a stroll back through 2013
By Charles Sercombe With the year 2013 about to bow out, it’s time to take a stroll through the past 12 months. And what a busy…
Letter from the publisher … What a party!
By John Ulaj The Review just held its 5th annual Christmas blowout! As the publisher, I am honored to have served our many wonderful guests, and to have helped make…
Letter from the publisher: Celebrating the Joy of His birth!
By John Ulaj Our Office Manager, Jean, asked me a question out of the blue: “What do you want for Christmas?” I replied: “I want the most important person…
