Paczki Day parody draws outrage from Polish community
By Charles Sercombe A parody video of Paczki Day and Hamtramck is not tickling the funny bone of the Polish community. A film by John Kerfoot called “Pure…
New market has an international appeal
By Ian Perrotta If you’re looking to enlighten your taste buds, then check out Hamtramck’s newest grocery store, Al-Amryah International Foods. Located at the corner of Conant and…
No money? No problem at Wayne County’s new health clinic
By Charles Sercombe One of key features of the new Wayne County Health Center located on Jos. Campau is that it treats anyone regardless of their ability to…
Crime Log …2/22/13
By Ian Perrotta This week’s Crime Log covers Wednesday, February 13 through Tuesday, February 19. Wednesday, February 13 At midnight a person reported being assaulted at an establishment in the…
Public safety tax would keep Hamtramck financially solvent
Just what do state officials expect? The city received word from the state that it won’t accept the city’s budget deficit elimination plan. The state is also refusing the city’s…
At HPS district-wide science fair, there’s a method to the madness
By Ian Perrotta What fruit or vegetable holds the most electricity? Does the color of light affect the amount of energy it produces? And how would you go about…
Crime Log …2/15/13
By Ian Perrotta This week’s crime log covers Wednesday, February 6 through Tuesday, February 12. Wednesday, February 6 At 8:54 p.m. on 2/5/13 two subjects were placed under arrest for…
Paczki Day brings in the visitors and the bucks
By Charles Sercombe Without a doubt, Hamtramck owns Paczki Day. Thousands of visitors jammed into bakeries and bars to experience Hamtramck’s version of Mardi Gras. And the party…
Paczki Day brings in the visitors and the bucks
By Charles Sercombe Without a doubt, Hamtramck owns Paczki Day. Thousands of visitors jammed into bakeries and bars to experience Hamtramck’s version of Mardi Gras. And the party went…
Center has one more hurdle to go
By Charles Sercombe It looks like an Islamic center will get the go-ahead to operate in a 52,000-square-foot industrial building on St. Aubin and Faber. On Wednesday evening, the…
