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Let’s spend the next four years healing the political divide

            Time to move on.           This election season ended on Tuesday with the re-election of Mayor Karen Majewski and four city councilmembers, three of whom are brand new.…

Our endorsements for city council, and a reminder, support the Mayor Majewski

            Last week we made our mayoral endorsement for next Tuesday’s General Election.           This week, it’s the city council’s turn.           However, there is one council race we…

Candidate no-shows only create further suspicion, division

            Talk about a slap to the face of the community.           At last Thursday’s Meet the Candidates forum, sponsored by the 3C7 Block Club, it wasn’t so much…

The law is clear when it comes to the election process

            You have to play by the rules when it comes to elections.           Last Friday, members of the Bangladeshi-American community held a protest across from city hall, claiming…

Mayor deserves a third term despite financial crisis

                   There really is no other choice in the mayoral election coming up this Nov. 5.           Clearly, Mayor Karen Majewski has proven her worth in being re-elected…

Partnership with school district could turn around students’ future

  Hamtramck Public Schools has a very unique chance to make this district a magnet for students.           The school board was presented with a plan, called Community Initiative, that…

Once again, the city pays the price of bad behavior

          Is it really “toxic” in city hall?           That’s what O’Keefe & Associates said in its financial analysis on Hamtramck that was prepared for the state…

AG’s investigation is about preserving integrity of elections

            It’s important to remember that the three Hamtramck men accused of illegally delivering absentee ballots are innocent until proven guilty.           However, it’s hard to imagine what their…

Let’s start planning now for a new charter revision commission

            Now that the issue of whether City Councilmember Abdul Algazali was a “defaulter” to the city has been settled, it’s time to consider other questionable city charter provisions.…

Algazali’s handling of tax issue leaves a lot to be desired

            Emergency Manager Cathy Square says that after looking into the matter, City Councilmember Abdul Algazali is not a “defaulter” to the city.           We disagree with Square’s findings.…