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City aims to plug delinquent water bills with service shutoffs

City aims to plug delinquent water bills with service shutoffs

  By Charles Sercombe For the second time in about a year, the city is getting serious about water bill deadbeats. Some 950 water shutoff notices were sent out on…

Food stamp fraud suspect allegedly threatening witnesses

By Charles Sercombe The investigation into alleged food stamp fraud has taken a twist. According to a source who declined to identify himself for fear of reprisal, one of the…

Change in election law pushes up deadline for candidates to file

Change in election law pushes up deadline for candidates to file

  By Charles Sercombe Thinking of running for city council this year? If so, you have less than two weeks to file to be on the August Primary ballot. The…

Deranged man tears up Clerk’s Office

Deranged man tears up Clerk’s Office

  By Charles Sercombe City Clerk August Gitschlag faced some terrifying moments on Tuesday. A man who police said was having a mental breakdown managed to climb through the clerk’s…

City’s five-year budget plan that includes deficit spending

By Charles Sercombe While Hamtramck has emerged from a financial crisis that required state intervention, its future is still questionable. Recently, City Manager Katrina Powell released her projected budget for…

Trees are not the only thing that bloom in spring

Trees are not the only thing that bloom in spring

  By Charles Sercombe Every year around this time it comes up. Once the snow melts away for the season, it exposes huge amounts of litter on the streets and…

City still working on regulation ordinance for marijuana dispensaries

City still working on regulation ordinance for marijuana dispensaries

  By Charles Sercombe Looking for somewhere local to score your medical marijuana? In Hamtramck, you’ll still have to purchase your prescription outside the city while the city manager tweaks…

Have some spare time? Your city needs you

Have some spare time? Your city needs you

    By Mike Murphy Special to The Review The City of Hamtramck is reaching out to residents in order to fill the seats on several boards and commissions. Volunteers…

Wayne County extends deadline to beat house foreclosure

Wayne County extends deadline to beat house foreclosure

  By Charles Sercombe Behind on your property taxes and facing foreclosure? Wayne County Treasurer Raymond Wojtowicz, who is a Hamtramck resident, has your back. Wojtowicz announced this week he…

From the Publisher … Celebrating the joy of The Lord Jesus Christ’s Resurrection

From the Publisher … Celebrating the joy of The Lord Jesus Christ’s Resurrection

By John Ulaj Review Publisher Happy Easter everyone! Spring has finally arrived, and now many warm, adventurous days lie before us. What a great joy to be alive, and to…