By Charles Sercombe Like the thought of not having to worry about your basement flooding when it rains heavy? If so, be prepared to pay for it. After two…
By Charles Sercombe Ready for a real bang up holiday weekend? It’s been decades since Hamtramck has hosted an all-city fireworks show, but this year will be different. This Saturday,…
By Charles Sercombe For those who want to raise chickens in your backyard, it’s time to raise a squawk. The city council is on the verge of doing an…
By Charles Sercombe For the past three years, or so, Albert Andrus of Trowbridge St. has been trying to get the city’s attention. He’s called and filled out complaint forms,…
By Charles Sercombe The Whistleblower lawsuit filed by Department of Public Works Director Steve Shaya keeps growing. Shaya has added two amendments to his original lawsuit filed last April. The…
By Charles Sercombe Don’t count your chickens yet. Three City Councilmembers have had second thoughts about allowing the raising of chickens in Hamtramck and have set the wheels in motion…
By Charles Sercombe A would-be medical marijuana dispensary operator jumped the gun too soon. Waaay too soon. On Tuesday afternoon, Hamtramck police shut down a business called Go Green at…
By Charles Sercombe Hamtramck’s finances are not as rosy as thought. Just a few weeks ago Emergency Manager Cathy Square said she had a sound budget for this year and…
By Charles Sercombe Hamtramck property owners will be on the hook for paying a lawsuit settlement with former City Manager William Cooper. Cooper accused the city of breach of…
By Charles Sercombe It looks like after years of asking for one, Hamtramck will be getting an emergency loan from the state. Last week, after much discussion, the city council…