Crime Log …1/11/13
By Ian Perrotta This week’s crime reports covers Jan. 2 through Jan. 8. Wednesday, January 2 A crash occurred at Mitchell and Commor. A crash occurred at Poland…
Police department needs all the extra eyes and ears it can get
If you are a regular reader of our Crime Log, you will have no doubt noticed an uptick of street robberies in recent weeks. Some of them have…
Crime Log …1/4/13
The week’s crime reports cover Dec. 27 through Jan. 1. Thursday, Dec. 27: At 11 p.m. a man was arrested at a house on Danforth St. for…
Council’s indecision on budget plan shows lack of leadership
It’s a new year, but so far, we’ve seen the same old, same old from our city council. We’re speaking of the council’s collective inability to make a decision about…
Second half of 2012 had plenty of highlights
By Ian Perrotta We continue this week with a look back at the second half of 2012. JULY At a Town Hall Meeting, much was discussed but…
A happy New Year will depend on our collective cooperation
Well, another year is about to pass. The year 2012 has been yet another roller-coaster ride for Hamtramck. The city has had bad financial news all year long, and a…
A look back at 2012 – January through June
By Charles Sercombe It’s time to ring out the old and take a look at the past year. We’ll start this week off with a look back…
Keeping a Hamtramck tradition alive and kicking
By John Ulaj Hamtramck Review Publisher The annual Review Christmas party has come and gone – but what a memorable event it was! Thanks to a lot…
Beefed up code enforcement is paying off
By Ian Perrotta Shortly before leaving his position with the city, former Acting City Manager Nevrus Nazarko made a small change that had a big impact. Early in the…
Treasurer is wasting no time going after deadbeats
By Ian Perrotta The City of Hamtramck and newly-appointed City Treasurer Mike Wilk used to just be friends with benefits, but at a recent city council meeting the relationship…
