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Caniff is now open for traffic

Caniff is now open for traffic

By Charles Sercombe Most residents have probably noticed by now that one of the city’s main arteries, Caniff Ave., is once again fully open. The street had been closed from…

Move over Hamtramck, Taylor now also shares a part of Little League history

Move over Hamtramck, Taylor now also shares a part of Little League history

By Alan Madlane Hamtramck’s heroes finally have some company. The Little League World Series, first played between Pennsylvania teams in 1947, had only produced one other winner from Michigan in…

Celebrate the end of summer with the Labor Day Festival

Celebrate the end of summer with the Labor Day Festival

  By Charles Sercombe Hamtramck’s celebration of the year once again takes over the north part of Jos. Campau this weekend. After taking last year off due to the Covid…

It’s back to school next week

It’s back to school next week

  By Charles Sercombe Summer vacation is over, kids. This coming Tuesday, Sept. 7, is the first day of school for Hamtramck Public School District students. In-person classroom learning has…

Want to park in the city’s business district? It’ll cost you

Want to park in the city’s business district? It’ll cost you

  By Charles Sercombe Get ready to pay up to park in Hamtramck’s Jos. Campau business district and in city parking lots. The city’s new meter system is now mostly…

City rethinks jaywalking police gran

City rethinks jaywalking police gran

  By Charles Sercombe If you got a jaywalking ticket in the past month or so in Hamtramck– you can rip it up. In a two-hour special city council meeting…

Election 2021: How will the city council race tighten up?

Election 2021: How will the city council race tighten up?

  By Charles Sercombe The race to fill three city council seats was whittled down from eight candidates to six in the recent primary election. The November election will produce…

Census count shows Hamtramck’s population increased by 26 percent

Census count shows Hamtramck’s population increased by 26 percent

  By Charles Sercombe Hamtramck’s population exploded in the last 10 years. The results of the 2020 US Census were recently released, and to the surprise of many, the city’s…

HPS has a new school plan

HPS has a new school plan

  By Charles Sercombe The Hamtramck Public School District has heard your voices. Superintendent Jaleelah Ahmed recently posted a message to families on her district Facebook page that kindergarten through…

Jaywalking ticket enforcement sparks backlash

Jaywalking ticket enforcement sparks backlash

  By Charles Sercombe Hamtramck police have suspended their crackdown on jaywalkers and other pedestrian law enforcement after the controversial arrest of a man on the southend last Saturday. It’s…