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21-year-old man carjacks and sexually assaults three women, police say

21-year-old man carjacks and sexually assaults three women, police say

By Charles Sercombe UPDATE: (March 5, 2012) Tonio David Dace, 21, was arraigned today in Hamtramck 31st District Court on 11 felony counts in connection with the carjacking of four…

Finally, a southend eyesore will now come down

Finally, a southend eyesore will now come down

By Charles Sercombe It’s been a year since three houses on the end of Faber St. burned. The cause of the fire is not known, but the damage that took…

Search goes on for two women

Search goes on for two women

UPDATE: On Friday, it was learned through police sources that investigators are searching vacant houses somewhere on the west side of Detroit where a vehicle matching the description of the…

Voters go for Santorum in Tuesday’s election

Voters go for Santorum in Tuesday’s election

By Charles Sercombe You could hardly tell there was an election on Tuesday in Hamtramck, but indeed there was one. And what a weird one it was. A paltry 645…

For one day, Hamtramck’s streets come alive with music and people

For one day, Hamtramck’s streets come alive with music and people

By Charles Sercombe It’s Thursday, and we’re still recovering from Paczki Day. On Tuesday, Hamtramck’s main streets were jammed with thousands of visitors celebrating one of the best parties of…

City’s money woes are not going away

By Charles Sercombe City Manager Bill Cooper says it’s just a matter of time. In fact, he says, he’s got a specific day when the city’s money will run out:…

On Paczki Day, Hamtramck turns into ‘Party Town’

On Paczki Day, Hamtramck turns into ‘Party Town’

By Charles Sercombe Time to get your dancing shoes on. Paczki Day is rolling our way a little earlier than last year. Once again, the festivities begin with a pre-party…

A blinding sun may be cause for traffic fatality

By Charles Sercombe A 58-year-old Hamtramck man is facing three felony charges in a hit and run accident that resulted in the death of an Ann Arbor man last Sunday…

Friendship House soldiers on in wake of budget cuts

Friendship House soldiers on in wake of budget cuts

By Alan R. Madeleine You know times are tough, when your charity named ‘Friendship House’ gets a slap in the face from the State Department of Human Services. Not very…

City wrestles with balancing religious freedom and zoning

City wrestles with balancing religious freedom and zoning

By Charles Sercombe “The tough part is where to draw the line.” That indeed is a difficult dilemma when it comes to zoning laws and the constitutional protection of freedom…