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Residents cry foul over how city enforces code laws

Residents cry foul over how city enforces code laws

  (The issue of code enforcement in Hamtramck has been a hot-button one in recent months as the city cracks down on violations. The following article first appeared in Outlier…

A day that will go down in history

A day that will go down in history

  By Charles Sercombe Just in case you’re living under a rock, there are four days until the Nov. 5 election. That’s next Tuesday. Many political observers are saying this…

Getting voters to pass school millage will be no easy task

Getting voters to pass school millage will be no easy task

  By Charles Sercombe Is the Hamtramck Public School’s millage renewal proposal on the November ballot in trouble? Well, if the recent past is any indication, the district will face…

Trump to supporters: ‘It was an honor in receiving your endorsement’

Trump to supporters: ‘It was an honor in receiving your endorsement’

  By Charles Sercombe Hamtramck has had a long tradition of hosting presidents and presidential candidates throughout the decades. Last Friday was no different when former president Donald Trump made…

Presidential campaign underscores a political rift among city officials

Presidential campaign underscores a political rift among city officials

  By Charles Sercombe Hamtramck now has dueling presidential campaign offices. And Mayor Amer Ghalib, who is a Trump supporter, has an issue that former mayor Karen Majewski is endorsing…

In-person voting begins Saturday in city hall; still time to register

In-person voting begins Saturday in city hall; still time to register

  By Charles Sercombe You can get a head start in voting this Saturday (Oct. 26). That’s when early, in-person voting begins in Hamtramck and throughout much of the state.…

School district pays hefty price for lawsuit settlement

School district pays hefty price for lawsuit settlement

  By Charles Sercombe Hamtramck Public Schools has settled a lawsuit against a former assistant principal for almost $1 million. Former Kosciuszko Middle School Assistant Principal Christina Adamczyk filed a…

High-speed police chase ends with death of two and maybe more

High-speed police chase ends with death of two and maybe more

  By Charles Sercombe What started out as a traffic stop last Thursday afternoon for Hamtramck police officers turned into a high-speed chase that resulted in the death of a…

Mayor says Trump apologized over Yemen ‘terrorist’ comment

Mayor says Trump apologized over Yemen ‘terrorist’ comment

  By Charles Sercombe A remark by presidential hopeful Donald Trump could have been a deal breaker with some supporters here in town. A number of Yemeni community members, including…

AV ballots are now available

AV ballots are now available

By Charles Sercombe For those of you who applied for an absentee ballot, you should have received one by now, or else very soon. The Nov. 5 election is now…