By Ian Perrotta It may not be December 25 yet, but it’s not too early for a Christmas miracle. That was the case at the 31st District Court yesterday (Dec.…
By Ian Perrotta Here’s a great gift this Christmas: a grant from the government. Thanks to the city’s strong relationship with the state, that’s actually an option this year. There…
By Charles Sercombe Bankruptcy or accept a state loan? Lay off a dozen cops and firefighters? Those were the choices the City Council analyzed, debated and wrung their hands over.…
By Charles Sercombe Just as the city is scrambling to find more sources of money, a new state law is threatening to shut down a major revenue stream. Recently, state…
By Ian Perrotta The Hamtramck High boys’ basketball team is undefeated – so far. They won their first game of the season on Tuesday (Dec. 7) night. It was a…
By Charles Sercombe The winter and holiday season got a warm reception last Saturday – even if temps outside were unseasonably chilly. The 16th annual “Winter Glow” took over the…
(Editor-at-Large Walter Wasacz writes a weekly column on life in Hamtramck.) By Walter Wasacz Jim Shaw was a generous friend. He gave himself — his passion for music, art, travel…
When it comes to good food and great times, Hamtramck has plenty to offer. In this column, we’ll talk about what’s happening at our bars, restaurants and other events that…
After all the huff and puff last week about the possible layoff of police officers and firefighters, and hours of special meetings, there won’t be a single cop or fireman…
By Ian Perrotta If taste is king, then the Sultan Al-Kabob rules Hamtramck. The restaurant, located at 9335 Conant Ave., is one of the latest culinary additions to the city.…