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State Police are investigating election fraud, expect results soon

State Police are investigating election fraud, expect results soon

    By Charles Sercombe Michigan State Police are now part of this year’s city election. On Wednesday, state police confirmed a rumor that had been circulating around town for…

A wild and wicked house fire

A wild and wicked house fire

By Charles Sercombe A combination of high winds and combustible material led to a fierce house fire Tuesday afternoon at Trowbridge and Gallagher. As of Thursday, the day The Review…

State financial board nixes forensic exam of former CM’s computer

State financial board nixes forensic exam of former CM’s computer

    By Charles Sercombe The public will never know what was on the work computer of former City Manager Katrina Powell. At the urging of City Councilmember Ian Perrotta,…

Two charged in Hamtramck abduction case

Two charged in Hamtramck abduction case

  By Charles Sercombe Two suspects were arraigned Thursday in the abduction and attempted sexual assault of a Hamtramck woman. As The Review went to press Thursday, the Police Department…

Public school district will open new building in January

Public school district will open new building in January

    By Charles Sercombe Hamtramck Public Schools’ purchase of a former charter school building has finally gone through. The district had hoped to open the school this fall, but…

Councilmember is not a ‘defaulter’

Councilmember is not a ‘defaulter’

  By Charles Sercombe Councilmember Anam Miah won’t get kicked off the city council. That’s the verdict from City Attorney John Clark in answer to an accusation made by a…

Proposed development on Caniff could spur new investment

Proposed development on Caniff could spur new investment

  By Charles Sercombe The landscape of Caniff will undergo a radical change starting next spring. At the recent Hamtramck Design Showcase two weeks ago, developer George Nosis unveiled his…

Detroit police announce arrests in sexual attacks of local women

By Charles Sercombe For the past two weeks concern has grown over the safety of local women. On Sept. 30 and last Sunday two Hamtramck women reported being abducted and…

After years of neglect, city takes first step in alley repairs

After years of neglect, city takes first step in alley repairs

    By Charles Sercombe The first phase of the long-awaited alley repaving project has begun. The alley on the eastside of Jos. Campau from Caniff to Belmont was torn…

Alcohol a ‘factor’ in crash

By Charles Sercombe Hamtramck’s problem with reckless and speeding drivers continues to grow. On Monday night, at about 10 p.m., a driver described as a male in his mid-20s, was…