By Charles Sercombe The gloves are off. It took just a little over a year for city councilmembers to unload on Emergency Manager Cathy Square. Square has been in charge…
By Charles Sercombe As everyone knows, last winter’s heavy snowfall and arctic temperatures took a toll on the roads. Many streets in the metro area and were riddled with…
By Charles Sercombe The School Board election is two months away, but already there are rumblings of a campaign. Earlier this week, an associate of candidate Anam Miah posted…
By Charles Sercombe If you haven’t filed a damage form for last week’s flood with the city yet, there is still time to do so. State, county and city…
By Charles Sercombe It’s been called disastrous, horrific, torrential, record-breaking, historic and maybe even biblical. No matter what, Monday’s rainstorm was still being felt, cursed and debated by the…
By Charles Sercombe It’s hard to believe, but in two short weeks thousands of people will be strolling up and down Jos. Campau. The 35th annual Hamtramck Labor Day Festival…
By Charles Sercombe Hamtramck voters were pretty much in lockstep with county and district voters. Like in many communities, voter turnout was extremely low, about 10 percent – a…
By Charles Sercombe Hamtramck is not alone in experiencing improper handling of absentee ballots. The city clerk of Dearborn Heights, Walt Prusiewicz, is asking the Attorney General’s Office to look…
Update: This article was published in 2014. It has come to our attention that some readers are assuming this is a current story. Since this article was published, it was…
By Charles Sercombe It’s been a long time since an election for the Hamtramck School Board attracted many candidates. This year is either an exception of a sign of…