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‘Newsmaker of Year’ made sweeping changes in key city department

‘Newsmaker of Year’ made sweeping changes in key city department

  By Charles Sercombe After absorbing all the events of last year for the past two weeks, it’s now time to consider the “Newsmaker of the Year.” And once again,…

Mayor says no word on a D.C. job

Mayor says no word on a D.C. job

  By Charles Sercombe Ever since former President Donald Trump won the presidential election in November, there’s been one question floating around town: Will Hamtramck Mayor Amer Ghalib be on…

Caniff repave on hold

Caniff repave on hold

  By Charles Sercombe As many have noticed, Caniff is now fully open for traffic going west and east. The reconstruction and repaving of Caniff, from Jos. Campau to Conant,…

A look back on the last half of ‘Year in Review’

A look back on the last half of ‘Year in Review’

  By Charles Sercombe Welcome back to our annual “Year in Review.” Last week, we looked at the first six months of the year; now, here’s what was notable, locally,…

Take a look back on the first six months of the year

Take a look back on the first six months of the year

  By Charles Sercombe Well, here we are, at the end of 2024. With the year largely in our review mirror, we once again follow our tradition of presenting a…

Mayor accuses county of playing politics over jail funding

Mayor accuses county of playing politics over jail funding

By Charles Sercombe The worst case scenario of the Wayne County Jail saga here in Hamtramck has played out as feared. Wayne County has stopped making its yearly $1.4 million…

County jail closing in Hamtramck could lead to financial crisis

County jail closing in Hamtramck could lead to financial crisis

  By Charles Sercombe City officials are preparing for the worst when Wayne County closes its jail here in Hamtramck. The county plans to move all of its jail prisoners…

Like loud mufflers? It’ll cost you

Like loud mufflers? It’ll cost you

By Charles Sercombe Hate the sound of jacked-up mufflers that are modified to be ear-splittingly loud? Unless you’re in a certain sub-category of young males, that would probably be a…

Night Bazaar offers unique holiday shopping

Night Bazaar offers unique holiday shopping

  By Charles Sercombe Not in the holiday spirit yet? Or, maybe thirsting for more holiday merriment? Either way, head over to Pope Park on Saturday (Dec. 14), from 4-9…

Last phase of Caniff repaving will have to wait for next year

Last phase of Caniff repaving will have to wait for next year

By Charles Sercombe There’s good news/bad news about the final leg of repaving Caniff. The good news is that the current portion, from Jos. Campau to Gallagher, will soon be…