Council: Can we get by with fewer employees?
By Charles Sercombe In the ongoing look at the city’s upcoming budget year, some city councilmembers have been questioning whether the city can get by without filling vacant positions in…
From the Publisher …. He overcomes our fears
By John Ulaj, Publisher The Hamtramck Review “The only thing we have to fear is fear itself.” That is one of the greatest quotes from former president Franklin D. Roosevelt.…
For some, serving in public office is a bad fit
The three-month absence of City Councilmember Khalil Refai is not only mysterious, but it does underscore the need for people to do their homework before running for public office. Refai…
Guest Editorial: A need for more women in local politics
(Editor’s note: Recently, former Mayor Karen Majewski spoke at the Hamtramck Historical Museum regarding a presentation on “Women of Hamtramck.” Here are her comments.) By Karen Majewski You know, when…
School Bell … 3/31/23
Ramadan During the spring season, many in the Hamtramck community will celebrate Ramadan. Tau Beta staff members decorated for the occasion! We value the time we get to spend…
Toast of the Town … A night of local story telling and so much more
By Alan Madlane Toast of the Town found our way to Planet Ant’s Ant Hall this past Saturday for a low-key short evening of oddball amusement. Local writer and ‘zine…
Cannabis outlets are feeling the pinch of oversaturation
By Charles Sercombe Michigan’s budding cannabis business has hit an interesting snag. While sales are expected to increase from $1.7 billion last year to $2.5 billion this year — according…
City Manager contract finalized
By Charles Sercombe Hamtramck officially has a new city manager in place. Last week, the city council agreed to an employment contract with Max Garbarino, who had been interim city…
Hamtramck, you’re looking trashy lately
This is not so much an editorial but, instead, a call to action. Look around your neighborhood and the city streets. What do you see? Litter everywhere. A ton of…
School Bell … 3/24/23
Holbrook Elementary School Holbrook Elementary School students celebrated Pi Day (March 14) with an assembly at the end of the school day for students who read the most minutes…
