Baseball historian looking for ‘smoking gun’ to help save the grandstands
By Ian Perrotta It looks like the initiative to restore the grandstands at Veterans Park is beginning to pick up some steam. Three weeks ago, The Review reported that members…
Tax hike rejected one more time
By Charles Sercombe City Councilmember Catrina Stackpoole gave it one more try to convince her colleagues to pass a property tax increase. And again, it went nowhere. At Tuesday’s council…
Three teens face life sentence in home invasion charge
By Charles Sercombe The talk in Hamtramck 31st District Court on Tuesday afternoon was the shock in how young they looked. Too young, court observers said, to have possibly committed…
Cosmos teams can high-five for the season
By Ian Perrotta The final whistle has blown for Hamtramck’s spring sports teams. In its first season under new coach Lauren Ealba, the girls’ soccer team went an impressive 6-10…
Contractor defends splash pad
By Charles Sercombe Finally, someone has spoken up about the Recreation Department’s splash pad that is about to be opened. In the most recent School Board meeting, Recreation Director Craig…
Public school students on the road to bridge the ‘digital divide’
By Charles Sercombe When many of Hamtramck public school students return to school next fall, the classroom experience will never be the same. Thanks to a multi-million dollar federal stimulus…
New addition to development department glad to be part of a ‘happening’ city
By Ian Perrotta If you’ve been to City Hall lately, you might have noticed a new face. In April, the city hired Susie Stec to be the Community and Economic…
In Hamtramck, we don’t forget about the importance of our vets
By Ian Perrotta Monday was Memorial Day, and Hamtramck didn’t forget. As they do every year at this time, the Hamtramck Allied Veterans Council converged on Veterans Memorial Park for…
HHS seniors cruise to a successful end of school year
By Ian Perrotta The four years of hard work put in by Hamtramck High’s senior class clearly paid off. Last Thursday (May 20), after years of fundraisers that included bake…
Tax hike rejected; jobs cut
By Charles Sercombe Hamtramck’s government workforce will be trimmed by 11 positions, but that cut in spending still won’t be enough to prevent a budget deficit. At Tuesday’s City Council…
