By Charles Sercombe Hamtramck’s growing Bangladeshi-American community continues to flex its political muscle, but it’s not yet strong enough to carry its candidates into state office. The four Hamtramck candidates…
By Charles Sercombe Every election has its quirks and oddities. Tuesday’s was no exception. The topic of the day? With temperatures hovering around 90 degrees and the humidity thick, talk…
By Ian Perrotta If it seems like Hamtramck was a little more crowded during the past two weeks, it’s because it was – several dozen churches came to the city…
By Charles Sercombe Hamtramck public school students continue to improve in state tests, but they still have a way to go before hitting state averages. Superintendent Tom Niczay credited the…
By Charles Sercombe Let’s say you are at Keyworth Stadium, practicing soccer or running some laps. Or, maybe you’re at the basketball court a short way over from the stadium.…
By Ian Perrotta Unfortunately for drivers, it looks like the effort to mandate cities to conduct traffic studies to set speed limits has slowed down. A few months ago, The…
By Charles Sercombe You’d think that after 20-some years of city officials and the Polish Day Parade Committee doing this dance, the routine would get tired. But politics and parades…
By Charles Sercombe Some 20 teachers and other public school employees took advantage of a state buyout to retire. Their retirement will initially cost the district $440,000, but School Superintendent…
By Ian Perrotta Something strange happened at last Tuesday (July 13) night’s city council meeting – everyone agreed on something. At least, that seemed to be the sentiment after an…