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State recognizes transformation of Hamtramck’s historical stadium

State recognizes transformation of Hamtramck’s historical stadium

  By Charles Sercombe There are amazing comebacks in sports. And there are also some pretty amazing ones for sports stadiums. Case in point: Hamtramck’s historical baseball stadium, which went…

City officials part of Eid celebration at the White House

City officials part of Eid celebration at the White House

  By Charles Sercombe Although they didn’t get to meet one-on-one with President Biden, the mayor and city council did enjoy a once-in-a-lifetime experience to visit the White House as…

HHS students are on the move against Alaska oil drilling

HHS students are on the move against Alaska oil drilling

By Charles Sercombe Hamtramck High School’s LEAP (Leaders for Environmental Awareness and Preservation) students let the public know what they think of an oil drilling project in Alaska. On Wednesday,…

For now, the city has reversed its dip into the budget surplus

For now, the city has reversed its dip into the budget surplus

  By Charles Sercombe Hamtramck’s budget projection continues to look rosy. But, just for the next few years. At a recent city council meeting, Brian Camiller from the city’s financial…

Candidate list is finalized

By Charles Sercombe Hamtramck’s city council election is all set to go forward. Last Friday was the last day for any candidate who had second thoughts about the election to…

Bike lane critics, you have a political ally in high places

Bike lane critics, you have a political ally in high places

By Charles Sercombe Critics of Hamtramck’s bike lane, you are not alone. U.S. Senator Mitt Romney (R-Utah) also has strong words against them, saying they are “the height of stupidity.”…

Candidates line up for election

Update: On Friday, the day after The Review went to press, would-be candidate Armani Asad had been disqualified to run because he has an unpaid $30 filing fee from when…

Mayor and council get special honor

Mayor and council get special honor

By Charles Sercombe Mayor Amer Ghalib and city councilmembers are about to experience a once-in-a-lifetime event. They are going to the White House to meet with President Biden in a…

3Fifteen is back in business with a change in management

3Fifteen is back in business with a change in management

By Charles Sercombe One of Hamtramck’s four cannabis retail outlets is back in business. 3Fifteen, on Jos. Campau near Zinow, was temporarily closed for a few weeks while a court…

Deadline to file for election nears

Deadline to file for election nears

By Charles Sercombe Hamtramck’s election year will feature only one local race for voters to decide on: There will be three seats on city council for re-consideration, and now three…