Happy New Year! With our 2023 Year In Review behind us, we now look forward to another year, chockfull of news. Hamtramck has no shortage of news. One thing we’d…
As we near the end of the year, there is a lot to reflect on from the past 12 months. Starting next week, we will once again take a look…
Things are moving forward for Hamtramck’s parks. With a new executive director now in charge of the Hamtramck Parks Conservancy, we expect major excitement to be generated. And we are…
This Thursday is Thanksgiving Day. Yes, the holiday season is upon us. And yes, we wish you, dear reader, a happy and healthy Thanksgiving. Hamtramck is a small town, but…
By Toni Coral President, Hamtramck Teachers Federation The Hamtramck Federation of Teachers (HFT) was dismayed, but not surprised that the Hamtramck Public School Board of Education canceled both its regular…
By Greg Kowalski Going through a box of material donated to the museum recently, I came upon a diary of high school girl from the mid-1930s. It wasn’t intensely personal;…
This coming Tuesday, Nov. 7, is the General Election, and there are a number of things at stake for Hamtramck voters. On the ballot is an election to fill three…
Included in the upcoming Nov. 7 election are three ballot proposals to redo parts of the city charter. While it can be argued that the charter is due for some…
There has been talk lately – or, to put it more accurately, boasting – about how great the city is doing financially. That part is accurate. But, according to a…
The Nov. 7 General Election is just a few weeks away, and so far, we are seeing little school district support for the district’s own millage renewal. The renewal is…