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Muslim community celebrates Eid with family festival

Muslim community celebrates Eid with family festival

By Ian Perrotta You may have noticed more daytime activity coming from your Muslim neighbors in the last week. That’s because last Sunday (Aug. 19) marked the end of the…

Review of bills leads to investigation

By Charles Sercombe There were no bombshells revealed in Tuesday’s city council discussion on why $56,835 in contractors’ invoices could not be properly documented. But that doesn’t mean the investigation…

Contractor bills don’t add up, says study

Contractor bills don’t add up, says study

By Charles Sercombe There appears to be a scandal brewing in city hall. Or maybe not, depending on how some payments to contractors can be explained. At Tuesday’s city council…

Audit report gives glimpse into legal services billing

Audit report gives glimpse into legal services billing

By Charles Sercombe In the recent review of work invoices of four city contractors, the city’s legal firm, the Allen Brothers, was also looked at. The firm submitted its monthly…

Hamtramck candidates strike out in quest for higher office

Hamtramck candidates strike out in quest for higher office

By Charles Sercombe Hamtramck’s four city councilmembers won’t be moving on to new jobs. Councilmembers Cathie Gordon, Tom Jankowski, Robert Zwolak and Mohammed Hassan all lost in Tuesday’s Primary Election.…

Voters say yes to the DIA and jail tax – barely

Voters say yes to the DIA and jail tax – barely

By Charles Sercombe There was another side to Tuesday’s Primary Election ballot. Hamtramck voters followed fellow voters in Wayne County in passing two tax proposals – well barely for one…

Festival will focus on being local

Festival will focus on being local

By Alan Madeleine Well, it looks like another Labor Day Festival is coming, Hamtramck, and this time by the skin of its teeth – and the good will of a…

It’s a home run for old ‘Negro League’ stadium

It’s a home run for old ‘Negro League’ stadium

By Alan Madeleine Hamtramck just got a little bit more Historic. Or at least, a little more recognized for being so. That’s because Hamtramck Stadium just made its way onto…

Residents are upset over utility work and no parking

Residents are upset over utility work and no parking

By Charles Sercombe The good news is, some sections of the city are getting new gas lines, and because of the work required to install the lines, new sidewalks will…

Get ready for next Tuesday’s Primary Election

Get ready for next Tuesday’s Primary Election

By Charles Sercombe Next Tuesday (Aug. 7) is election day here in Hamtramck and across the state. Voters here will be faced with a lengthy ballot, which includes two tax…