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Council appointment hits a snag

Council appointment hits a snag

  By Charles Sercombe At next Tuesday’s city council meeting, the vacant seat that former Councilmember Ian Perrotta held is expected to be filled. Perrotta resigned about a month ago,…

School district teams up with Rite Aid to provide Covid vaccines

School district teams up with Rite Aid to provide Covid vaccines

  By Charles Sercombe Still don’t have a Covid vaccination? There are a number of places to get one in Hamtramck, and now the Hamtramck Public School District is also…

Breaking news … Shooting suspect charged

Breaking news … Shooting suspect charged

  By Charles Sercombe A 31-year-old Detroit man has been charged in the shooting death of another Detroiter who was walking on Conant. Ladaren Mixon was arrested on Tuesday, and…

Caniff city parking lot is now closed for repaving

Caniff city parking lot is now closed for repaving

  By Charles Sercombe Caniff just got more traffic congestion. The city parking lot on Caniff and McDougall has been ripped up, and is now being primed for new pavement…

Council reaches an agreement on addressing street harassment

By Charles Sercombe In a second attempt to address the street harassment of women, the city council agreed to a resolution that takes the police department out of the equation.…

Bomb scare will lead to charges

Bomb scare will lead to charges

  By Charles Sercombe The two teens who allegedly called in a fake bomb threat last week at Hamtramck High School are facing some serious criminal charges. The only good…

Breaking news … Concern raised over officers’ encounter with a mentally disturbed person

Breaking news … Concern raised over officers’ encounter with a mentally disturbed person

  By Charles Sercombe On Friday, Hamtramck social media blew up over how three Hamtramck police officers handled a man causing a disturbance in Veterans Memorial Park and nearby. In…

School district maps out a plan on how to spend relief money

School district maps out a plan on how to spend relief money

  By Charles Sercombe The Hamtramck Public School District has big plans on how to spend its portion of President Biden’s COVID-19 relief bill. About $35 million worth of plans.…

City hall critic is next in line to fill council vacancy

City hall critic is next in line to fill council vacancy

  By Charles Sercombe It’s official. At a special meeting, prior to the regular council meeting on Tuesday, the council officially accepted Councilmember Ian Perrotta’s resignation, and declared his seat…

City clerk takes a new job in the suburbs

City clerk takes a new job in the suburbs

  By Charles Sercombe These are the last few weeks for City Clerk August Gitschlag. He’s been hired by the City of Clawson to be its new full-time city clerk.…