A night out on the city …
By Charles Sercombe Maybe the rainbow last Saturday evening was trying to tell us something. At around 6 p.m. a vivid rainbow could be seen arching…
Police and fire departments open their doors to community
By Charles Sercombe For the second year in a row, Hamtramck residents got a chance to look at their police and fire departments up close…
After years of non-use, Jos. Campau flagpoles come to life
By Kristin Rose Special to The Review The social fabric of Hamtramck is woven with threads of rich hues and colorful strands, braided together to create a vibrant…
HHS Class of 2013 hold graduation ceremony
By Charles Sercombe It’s been quite a while since Hamtramck High School produced this many graduates. Some 173 seniors attended graduation ceremony last Friday. The…
Cosmos look to next season for another championship
By Charles Sercombe Well, the Cosmos gave it their best shot. Unfortunately, the baseball season ended last Saturday in their first regional tournament game…
A former city jewel gets a well deserved shining
By Ian Perrotta What do you get when you cross a dozen firefighters and a handful of volunteers with an unkempt historical landmark? A big difference – as…
Friday night and it’s time to ‘Blowout’
By Charles Sercombe Music fans swarmed into Hamtramck on Friday night for the 16th annual Metro Times Hamtramck Blowout. We here at The Review got off…
Paczki Day brings in the visitors and the bucks
By Charles Sercombe Without a doubt, Hamtramck owns Paczki Day. Thousands of visitors jammed into bakeries and bars to experience Hamtramck’s version of Mardi Gras. And the party…
Veterans toast to those who have made the ultimate sacrifice
By Charles Sercombe If there is one thing you can say about Hamtramck veterans, they are true to tradition. Forget about holding a ceremony on the “observed” Veterans Day. Hamtramck…
