Hamtramck, ask yourself a question: Do you want the upcoming Labor Day Festival to be “The Party” of the year in celebration of Hamtramck’s 100th anniversary of becoming a city?…
Last week The Review dedicated our entire issue to our public school district. The HPS District certainly has had its share of challenges and difficulties in the last three years:…
This past Monday, the city’s centennial anniversary plans kicked into high gear. A re-dedication of Col. Hamtramck’s gravesite was held, to much fanfare, at Veterans Park. Hamtramck was named after…
If there is one consistent thing Hamtramck can’t come to terms with street sweeping. On the one hand, there are the folks who complain that the city should do more…
As we reported last week, warm weather always ushers in more street crime. The reasons for this are various – and obvious. People are out more and, in the heat,…
Sometimes it appears that improvements to the city come awfully slow. Residents are always quick to point out the faults of our city, but rarely does anyone offer praise when…
It’s not often we venture off on topics not totally Hamtramck-centric, at least when it comes to our own editorials. But this subject does resonate with a number of residents.…
Hamtramck’s new parking meter system certainly has its critics. The new meters, some say, are too confusing, and there needs to be more grace time before you have to pay.…
Last week, Hamtramck lost a dedicated public servant. Yvonne Myrick, a retired supervisor with the city’s water department, and the first African-American to be president of the Hamtramck Public School…
Hamtramckans have long been known for their generosity – especially when it comes to lending a hand to one of our own. Former Detroit Tigers and Hamtramck High School graduate…