Crime Log: Police report a spike in street robberies
By Charles Sercombe You may want to keep that gold necklace at home. In the past several weeks, Hamtramck police have received numerous reports of suspects coming up…
Veterans Park’s historic grandstands are on a winning streak
By Kirstin Rose Special to The Review Veterans Memorial Park has a good friend indeed. Following the recent clean-up of the area around the grandstands by our…
Be sure to let your voice be heard and get out to vote on Aug. 6
If you are reading this on Friday, June 28, there is only one more week for those not registered to vote to register. If you…
Crime log … 6/28/13
By Charles Sercombe This week’s Crime Log covers June 18 through June 24. Tuesday, June 18 A man reported his 2001 Dodge Caravan was stolen in…
After years of non-use, Jos. Campau flagpoles come to life
By Kristin Rose Special to The Review The social fabric of Hamtramck is woven with threads of rich hues and colorful strands, braided together to create a vibrant…
Sidewalk repairs means some trees will have to come down
By Charles Sercombe Jan Gratkowski has lived on the corner of Casmere and Moran for over 20 years, under the shade of a huge tree. It…
Councilmember raises questions in handling voter applications
By Charles Sercombe Did Councilmember Mohammed Hassan bend election law? That’s been the talk among political circles over the past week in an otherwise lackluster…
City waits for Snyder’s decision on EM
By Charles Sercombe And now we wait. A week ago, the city council unanimously agreed not to dispute Gov. Rick Snyder’s reconfirmation that the city is in…
Display of flags is proof that Hamtramck is a unique city
Saturday morning was a truly remarkable and historical moment in Hamtramck. Thanks to the city’s Human Relations Commission, 18 new flags were hoisted along Jos. Campau…
Crime Log … 6/21/13
By Charles Sercombe This week’s Crime Log covers the period of June 11 through June 17. Tuesday, June 11 Officers responding to a call about a house…
