By John Ulaj You hear a lot of people toss the word “miracle” around, especially at this time of year, perhaps even hoping to induce one in their own lives,…
The holiday season is officially here, and once again, for the next two weeks, The Review will be taking a bit of a break. This is when we present our…
By Charles Sercombe It looks like the city council is poised to allow home animal slaughtering for religious observances. A proposed amendment to the city’s animal ordinance will be considered…
HPS District news The teachers and students have been busy as second quarter progress reports go out this week. Students were given free mittens from Mittens for Detroit. Through the…
By Charles Sercombe If Monday’s opening game for the Hamtramck High School boys basketball team is any indication, it’s going to be a rollicking – and winning — season. The…
By Charles Sercombe The question over whether to allow animal slaughtering at homes and in backyards, in observance of a religious belief, is not entirely over. Recently, in a…
By Charles Sercombe Former Hamtramck City Manager Kathy Angerer keeps moving on to bigger and better things. Angerer resigned as city manager last July, after serving in that position for…
By Charles Sercombe The debate over gay rights continues in Hamtramck. The issue first arose last July with the city’s new all-Muslim mayor and city council. A controversy arose…
The city council, in a narrow vote, wisely kept the city’s ban on allowing animal slaughtering at residences. There were protests from some in the community that this violates their…
Hiring Join a team of educators who engage, elevate and empower students to succeed and transform the future by applying to the Hamtramck Public Schools social work and psychology departments…