Topics about Hamtramck , but occasionally other stuff.
Archive for January, 2012
Parents in Hamtramck form a community PTA
Jan 31st
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Adel Mozip
In was a Thursday night at the People’s Services Center on Joseph Campu in the City of Hamtramck where a large number of Hamtramck residents, mostly of Yemeni American decent showed up to a meeting with the PTA (Parent Teacher Association) officers of Michigan. The meeting, the second for PTA in Michigan at Hamtramck was to establish a chapter for PTA at the city as well as chapters in the individual schools. A main organizer of the event, Fath Obeid informed the Hamtramck community about the meeting through flyers and public announcements; yielding in a crowed that filled the building…………………………………………………………. More >
Hamtramck Firm Recalls Salad Products for Possible Listeria Contamination
Jan 28th
Number of View: 327
Washington, DC_-(ENEWSPF)–Jan. 27, 2012 – 18th Street Deli Inc., a Hamtramck, Mich., establishment, is recalling approximately 118 pounds of julienne salad products with turkey, ham and hard-boiled eggs. The salads contain eggs that are the subject of an FDA recall due to contamination with Listeria monocytogenes, the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) announced today.
The salad products were produced on Jan. 20, 2012 and then distributed to retail stores in Michigan and vending companies in Indiana, Michigan and Ohio. The following products are subject to recall…………………………………. More >
Highland Park schools could face consolidation-merger with DPS, Hamtramck may be needed
Jan 17th
Number of View: 560
Highland Park— While state officials decide whether to put the fiscally troubled Highland Park Schools under an emergency manager, observers see another likely fate: consolidation with a neighboring school system.
District officials will make their case for avoiding a state takeover at a hearing Friday before state school Superintendent Mike Flanagan.
But to some education experts, the die is already cast for the district, which required a cash advance from the state last week to stay open.
A report from an independent review team for Highland Parks Schools made one thing clear: The district cannot survive as a standalone entity……………………………………………………………………………. More >
Police using tool to help alert homeowners to crime More metro Detroit police stations using website to help track crime
Jan 12th
Number of View: 396
Police departments across metro Detroit are taking advantage of an online tool to alert people when a crime happens.
crimemapping.com.
The website updates every 24 hours and lists several different types of crimes from arson and assault to burglaries and drug offenses. The site lists the street and block, the date and time a crime happened……………………………….. More >
Snyder puts Highland Park a step away from financial manager
Jan 12th
Number of View: 334
Highland Park— Gov. Rick Snyder on Thursday informed the Highland Park School District that he has determined a financial emergency exists in the district, bringing the state one step closer to possibly appointing an emergency manager.
The governor’s determination follows a report and recommendations of a financial review team. The team evaluated the district’s finances late last year and reported its findings to the governor last week……………… More >
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