Trump ends TPS for Yemenis
By Charles Sercombe In the next few weeks, Yemeni immigrants who are in the U.S. with Temporary Protected Status (TPS) will have to make some hard decisions. By March,…
Former state rep is now eyeing shot at senate seat
By Charles Sercombe Former State Rep. Abraham Aiyash’s political career is far from over. Although he decided not to seek re-election as a state representative a couple of years ago,…
HPS District forced to seek new state payment
By Charles Sercombe Financial woes continue to haunt the Hamtramck Public School district. Two weeks ago, the district applied for an immediate $15.5 million loan to cover a shortfall of…
Hamtramck’s new city manager and police chief preview their plans
By Charles Sercombe Residents were introduced to the city’s new city manager and police chief on Sunday evening in a meet-and-greet. About 60 residents attended the event at the…
School district applies for $15.5 million state loan to pay bills
By Charles Sercombe The Hamtramck Public School District has run into a financial crunch. At last week’s monthly Board of Education meeting, Interim Superintendent James Larson-Shidler said the district may…
Roll out the paczki celebrations
By Charles Sercombe Ah…Can you hear it? Listen closely, and you can hear the siren call of paczki – yes, multiple paczki. And every year, Hamtramck — and those…
Meet the new city manager and police chief
By Charles Sercombe If you’d like to meet the city’s new city manager and police chief, don’t get too cozy Sunday (Feb. 15) evening. That’s when Hamtramck’s newly-elected Mayor…
City adopts new street sign rule: Only those who contributed to the community
By Charles Sercombe The city council has a new rule about granting honorific street names: Only people who have a direct connection to the city will be considered. It was…
HHS student protest put on ice
By Charles Sercombe Hamtramck High School students had planned to join in on what hundreds of other students have done across the country, and protest against ICE agents’ aggressive arrests…
What’s in store for 2026? Let’s take a look
By Charles Sercombe For regular readers of The Review, this is the time of the year where we go out on a limb and make some predictions for the…
