Student enrollment drop is a financial blow to district
By Charles Sercombe Last year, it looked like there was going to be a significant increase in student enrollment for the Hamtramck Public School District. …
After a 29-year run, Wendy’s serves up its last meal
By Charles Sercombe Where’s the beef? Not anymore at Wendy’s restaurant on Jos. Campau, just south of Caniff. The company-owned outlet closed on Sunday,…
Teens charged in vicious attack of man who cared for strays
By Charles Sercombe Longtime police investigators say they’ve never seen this level of violence allegedly committed by two boys barely in their teens. On Saturday night,…
After a 29-year run, Wendy’s serves up its last meal
By Charles Sercombe Where’s the beef? Not anymore at Wendy’s restaurant on Jos. Campau, just south of Caniff. The company-owned outlet closed on Sunday, said…
Teens charged in vicious attack of man who cared for strays
By Charles Sercombe Longtime police investigators say they’ve never seen this level of violence allegedly committed by two boys barely in their teens. On Saturday night, at…
Another AV ballot issue pops up
By Charles Sercombe Allegations of illegal handling of absentee ballots continue in Hamtramck. Despite widespread media reports of three Hamtramck men illegally submitting absentee ballots during the August…
The Lore of Hamtramck: Remembering Col. John Francis Hamtramck
By Greg Kowalski People who come to the new Hamtramck Historical Museum often ask, “What’s the oldest item you have?” They’re usually surprised when we tell them…
At Yoga Suite, it’s an easy stretch to meet special needs
Tanni Deb Special to The Review Stress, everyone feels it. But how can you make it go away? Look no further than The Yoga Suite, situated…
Partnership with school district could turn around students’ future
Hamtramck Public Schools has a very unique chance to make this district a magnet for students. The school board was presented with a plan, called Community Initiative, that…
Tree removal came with a hefty price
By Charles Sercombe Taxpayers spent nearly $42,000 to remove 53 trees during the city’s whirlwind sidewalk repair program that occurred in late June. Through a Freedom…
