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Hamtramck’s historic baseball stadium gets another ‘win’

Hamtramck’s historic baseball stadium gets another ‘win’

  By Charles Sercombe The restoration effort for the historic Hamtramck baseball stadium just scored a huge home run. The National Park Service, through its African American Civil Rights Historic…

State Rep. seat up for election

State Rep. seat up for election

By Charles Sercombe A special election will be held to fill the vacant seat of State Rep. Isaac Robinson, who died two weeks ago. Gov. Gretchen Whitmer called for the…

Pandemic update: Hamtramck cases continue to increase

Pandemic update: Hamtramck cases continue to increase

By Charles Sercombe The stay at home quarantine got tighter this past week. Last week, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer announced that her “stay home, stay safe” police will extend to April…

Virus or no virus, Holbrook repair project drives on

Virus or no virus, Holbrook repair project drives on

  By Charles Sercombe The coronavirus may have put a halt to a lot of businesses, but the Holbrook Ave. rebuilding project will continue. In fact, the beginning stages of…

Update: COVID-19 cases are increasing

Update: COVID-19 cases are increasing

  By Charles Sercombe How much longer will Michigan residents have to stay put in their homes for this coronavirus outbreak? That’s a question many are wondering. On Thursday Gov.…

School’s out for the year

School’s out for the year

  By Charles Sercombe Students can forget about returning to school this year. Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has ordered the end of “face-to-face” schooling for this year because of the coronavirus…

Coronavirus update: Number of COVID-19 cases increases in Hamtramck

Coronavirus update: Number of COVID-19 cases increases in Hamtramck

  By Charles Sercombe As the coronavirus continues to spread in Michigan – and in Wayne County especially – Gov. Gretchen Whitmer continues to take action. Hamtramck, like most communities…

Crime-wise, the virus scare has been a deterrent

Crime-wise, the virus scare has been a deterrent

  By Charles Sercombe There is one good thing to be said of the coronavirus pandemic: Crime in Hamtramck has gone drastically down. Well, at least what people report to…

The school year: From the Hamtramck Public Schools Superintendent

The school year: From the Hamtramck Public Schools Superintendent

  March 31, 2020 Dear Hamtramck Public Schools Families, We have missed you! As you know, last week Governor Whitmer indicated that it is “very unlikely” that students will return…

Hamtramck’s state representative remembered for his dedication

Hamtramck’s state representative remembered for his dedication

    By Charles Sercombe State Rep. Isaac Robinson, a champion of environmental rights, died last Sunday. The suspected cause is COVID-19. He was 44 years old, and was in…