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It’s batter-up for Juneteenth celebration

It’s batter-up for Juneteenth celebration

By Alan Madlane Juneteenth is coming up soon, and once again, Hamtramck aims to hit it out of the park in celebration. We’re referring to the 3rd Annual Hamtramck Stadium…

St. Ladislaus will soon be saying its last prayers

St. Ladislaus will soon be saying its last prayers

By Charles Sercombe For the past several years, the St. Ladislaus Parish has been existing on borrowed time. That time is now up. Recently, Fr. Tomasz Pietrzak of St. Florian…

State grant will go for new fire gear

State grant will go for new fire gear

  By Charles Sercombe The grants keep pouring into Hamtramck. The latest is one worth $88,651, and it goes to the fire department. The money is earmarked for the purchase…

Charges dropped for former city councilmember

Charges dropped for former city councilmember

By Charles Sercombe Former city councilmember Ian Perrotta is no longer facing criminal charges. Last July, both Ian and his twin brother, Andrew, who are 38, were charged with felonies…

Bang the drum slowly for Keyworth Stadium’s loss of the DCFC

Bang the drum slowly for Keyworth Stadium’s loss of the DCFC

  By Charles Sercombe As many already know, the Detroit City Football Club (DCFC), also known affectionately as LeRouge, will soon have a new home field in Detroit’s fabled Corktown.…

New HPS school chief steps up – again

New HPS school chief steps up – again

  By Charles Sercombe The Hamtramck Public School District’s game of musical chairs over who will be the next acting superintendent continues. A few weeks ago, the board bid goodbye…

Another historic day in Hamtramck and its police department

Another historic day in Hamtramck and its police department

  By Charles Sercombe Hamtramck’s new police chief got a rock star’s welcome to the community. On Monday, a swearing-in ceremony was held for the city’s first Yemen-American police chief,…

School board broadcast: Do not adjust your screen

School board broadcast: Do not adjust your screen

  By Charles Sercombe If you have been watching recent Hamtramck School Board meeting broadcasts, you may think there is something wrong with your screen. There is no need to…

There’s a new police chief in town

There’s a new police chief in town

By Charles Sercombe This coming Monday (May 13) will be a historic day in Hamtramck. That’s when the city’s first Yemeni-American will be sworn in as the city’s new police…

City officials have taken the first steps in creating special tax zones

City officials have taken the first steps in creating special tax zones

  By Charles Sercombe In an effort to spur home development and offer tax breaks to homeowners, the city council is on its way to creating three special tax zones.…