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City clerk retires just a month before Primary Election

City clerk retires just a month before Primary Election

    By Charles Sercombe This election season just took a turn for the unexpected. With just a month before the Aug. 6 Primary Election, City Clerk Marie Kendzierski has…

Veterans Park’s historic grandstands are on a winning streak

Veterans Park’s historic grandstands are on a winning streak

      By Kirstin Rose Special to The Review Veterans Memorial Park has a good friend indeed. Following the recent clean-up of the area around the grandstands by our…

Sidewalk repairs means some trees will have to come down

Sidewalk repairs means some trees will have to come down

       By Charles Sercombe           Jan Gratkowski has lived on the corner of Casmere and Moran for over 20 years, under the shade of a huge tree.           It…

Councilmember raises questions in handling voter applications

Councilmember raises questions in handling voter applications

        By Charles Sercombe           Did Councilmember Mohammed Hassan bend election law?           That’s been the talk among political circles over the past week in an otherwise lackluster…

City waits for Snyder’s decision on EM

  By Charles Sercombe           And now we wait.           A week ago, the city council unanimously agreed not to dispute Gov. Rick Snyder’s reconfirmation that the city is in…

Letter from the Superintendent …Hamtramck Public Schools offer a unique learning environment

Letter from the Superintendent …Hamtramck Public Schools offer a unique learning environment

      By Tom Niczay Superintendent Hamtramck Public Schools It keeps getting better all the time. The Hamtramck Board of Education is very proud to present the 133rd graduating…

Historical museum now has a new home in the heart of the city

Historical museum now has a new home in the heart of the city

       By Kristin Rose Special to The Review If you’ve ever imagined a gathering place that celebrates the rich diverse history of Hamtramck — a meeting place that…

Path is cleared for an EM

  By Charles Sercombe           Gov. Rick Snyder agrees, Hamtramck is definitely in a financial mess.           On Monday, Snyder issued a statement saying he agrees with the assessment of…

State rips locals

State rips locals

By Charles Sercombe           A state financial review team didn’t mince words in its analysis of the city’s financial crisis.           In the team’s report to Gov. Rick Snyder, which…

City services could be slashed

City services could be slashed

    By Charles Sercombe           City councilmembers have two ways to go in adopting a new budget:           Strip city services down to the bare minimum, or pass on…