Mayor Adam Alharbi has been moving fast to establish his identity, and how he views the office of mayor, and the city. He wasted no time in announcing a wish…
By Charles Sercombe For regular readers of The Review, this is the time of the year where we go out on a limb and make some predictions for the…
By Charles Sercombe Former mayor Amer Ghalib is moving on to a new job. As he has predicted for the past few months, Ghalib is now working for President Trump’s…
By Charles Sercombe In a move that surprised a number of residents, newly-elected mayor Adam Alharbi introduced new city logo designs. And this was done in the first few…
Hamtramck, like a number of other communities, is about to get screwed by Republican state legislators. That’s because they went to court to block roughly $5 million that had been…
By Charles Sercombe Winter’s icy, bitter cold couldn’t keep Hamtramck home this past Sunday and Monday. On Sunday, Toast bundled up and braved Hamtramck’s slippery sidewalks and alleys to very…
By Charles Sercombe For a moment, it looked like Hamtramck would be off the hook for funding a new fire truck and other items amounting to about $5 million. But…
By Charles Sercombe The city council met on Jan. 6, and all councilmembers were in attendance. This was the yearly organizational meeting, held at the beginning of the year to…
It’s a new political era, but what we saw at the last city council meeting left us wondering if this young council is already in a state of dysfunction. Specifically,…
By Charles Sercombe As usual, trying to figure out who – or what – is our Newsmaker of the Year offers too many options. Should it be the firing…