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Schools Brace For Additional Budget Cuts

By Ian Perrotta Review Staffwriter As if the news about the recently passed K-12 budget that cut per-pupil aid by $165 wasn’t bad enough, it now seems another $127-per-student cut…

Census: Everyone Counts When It Comes To Being Counted

By Ian Perrotta Review Staffwriter Though the official count isn’t until 2010, it’s not too early to prepare for the U.S Census. The census is a tradition that dates back…

Hamtown’s Movers And Shakers

Hamtown’s Movers And Shakers

Who he is: Born at Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit, Ronald Konopka lived at 5523 Prescott for decades before moving away in the mid 1970s. However, to this day he…

Please Mr. Postman, Save Hamtramck’s Post Office For Us

By Greg Kowalski Special to The Review Vowing to fight to keep the Hamtramck Post Office open, a group of Hamtramckans has formed a committee to save the historical building.…

Schools Get An Education In State Cuts

By Ian Perrotta Review Staffwriter Last Wednesday (Oct. 14), Hamtramck’s School Board discussed the sobering news concerning recent budget cuts made by the State of Michigan. Two weeks ago, state…

How To Prevent Crime? Fight Back With Common Sense Tips

By Charles Sercombe Did you know that in the time it takes you to read this sentence, a professional car thief could have already unlocked your car door and would…

Police Chase Nets Robbery Suspects

By Charles Sercombe Some good police work led to the capture of two robbery suspects. For three weeks in a row, patrons leaving Shadow Bar on Jos. Campau and Holmes…

Big Bikes And Even Bigger Hearts

Big Bikes And Even Bigger Hearts

By Ian Perrotta Review Staffwriter When most people think of bikers, they picture mean guys with nasty attitudes. But that stereotype only makes up a fraction of motorcycle riders. The…

Election Countdown Begins In What Will Be History In The Making

By Charles Sercombe Hamtramck’s Nov. 3 General Election is just two weeks away. This year’s election promises to be a roller-coaster ride and one of the most pivotal elections in…

Fire Contract Sets A New Course For Labor

By Charles Sercombe One of the bright and shiny showcase trophies of former Emergency Financial Manager Louis Schimmel has now been unceremoniously tossed in the dumpster. On Tuesday, the City…