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City Hall Insider …11/9/12

City Hall Insider …11/9/12

    What is our City Council up to these days? We have the highlights of the latest council meeting. By Charles Sercombe Here is part two of the Oct.…

Main business district receives ‘historic’ designation

Main business district receives ‘historic’ designation

    By Ian Perrotta Once again, Hamtramck has made history. The downtown district on Jos. Campau – from Lehman (one street south of Holbrook) to Pulaski (four streets north…

Financial meltdown looms for city

  By Charles Sercombe As if it were even possible, Hamtramck’s financial picture looks a lot worse than it did a month ago. It was previously thought that the city…

Two recent fires lead to injuries to firefighters

Two recent fires lead to injuries to firefighters

    By Charles Sercombe Hamtramck firefighters have had some bad luck in two recent fires. A few weeks ago while battling a house fire, one firefighter received burns on…

As election nears, the party faithful show their support

As election nears, the party faithful show their support

    By Syed Musharraf Ali Special to The Review It was a festive evening on Sunday. Democratic Party supporters and candidates made Hamtramck the place to be that evening…

Council refuses to rebid contracts

  By Charles Sercombe Acting City Manager Kyle Tertzag was told a few weeks ago that if he wanted to rebid city contracts he could come to the council and…

FBI wastes no time on request

FBI wastes no time on request

      By Charles Sercombe That didn’t take long. After about only two weeks from when the city council asked the FBI to investigate the invoices of contractors, agents…

IT contractor earns over half million in seven years

By Charles Sercombe In our third and final installment of a look at the invoices of four major contractors with the city, this week we review ADR Consultants. The company…

City splits on fire grant

City splits on fire grant

By Charles Sercombe           That was a short layoff.           Just a week after laying off 12 firefighters, the city has called all of them back.       That’s because the…

City paid $2 million for street and water line repairs

      By Charles Sercombe Last week The Review published the invoices submitted by city contractor Platinum Landscaping. We ran into Hamtramck Director of Public Works Steve Shaya in…