Residents complain that ‘call to prayer’ is too loud
By Charles Sercombe The debate over the Muslim call to prayer is reverberating once again. At last week’s city council meeting, several residents of the…
Landmark Conant bar heavily damaged in fire
By Charles Sercombe Blame a wire that broke off from an electric transformer in the alley behind Hippo’s bar for causing a fire to break out…
If a tree falls in the city, who will get the blame?
By Charles Sercombe Three years ago Lawrence Smith warned city officials about the big tree in front of his house on Botsford, near Fleming. The tree had…
‘Hamtramck Hustle’ is no longer just about guys with cool cars
By Kristin Rose Special to The Review Overheard at the 7th Annual Hamtramck Hustle Car Show: “I didn’t know so many chicks were into this kind of thing!”…
After 23 years, Zen Center is still attracting thousands of visitors
Tanni Deb Special to The Review Tucked away in one of the city’s many tightly-knit neighborhoods is an amazing site. At the corner of Casmere and…
Pharmacist knew early on he wanted to serve his hometown
By Omar Thabet Special to The Review After seven years of hard work and dedication toward earning a doctorate in pharmacy at one of the top pharmaceutical…
Crime Log … 9/13/13
By Charles Sercombe This week’s Crime Log covers Sept. 3-9. Tuesday, Sept. 3 Employees at the Mobil gasoline station on Caniff reported that three men entered…
Algazali’s handling of tax issue leaves a lot to be desired
Emergency Manager Cathy Square says that after looking into the matter, City Councilmember Abdul Algazali is not a “defaulter” to the city. We disagree with Square’s findings.…
Attorney General’s Office looking into charges of election fraud
By Charles Sercombe Last Monday’s recount of the mayor’s race and city council term for two years resulted in a change of two votes. But it…
