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The Hampshire Review is a media organization that produces a weekly newspaper in Hampshire County.

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Curing carburetor dope slap

2 days ago | hampshirereview.com | Ted Kalvitis |Far Muse

Occupied with the usual spring rush of getting tractors in shape as well as my mowing gigs, I’m going to have to go all NPR again and submit another “encore presentation.” Curing Carburetor Dope Slap appeared almost exactly a year ago in Vintage Truck Magazine. According to my cataloging system, the article hasn’t previously been used here. If I’m mistaken, I’ll submit to a public dope slap myself. I so do not want to become one of those geezers who keeps telling the same story.
Hockey fan chalks up big save

1 week ago | hampshirereview.com | Patrick Turnes

This past week, Washington Capitals’ Alexander Ovechkin overtook Wayne Gretzky to become the leading all-time goal scorer in the National Hockey League. The following reprised article relates a true story regarding a hockey fan who had an even larger impact. On Oct. 23, 2021, the newly minted Seattle Kraken hockey team played in their first-ever home opener against the Vancouver Canucks.
Yoga in the Park

1 week ago | hampshirereview.com | Nick Carroll

Relaxation combined with physical healing in a natural setting. On May 10, HCPR invites you to a free session of Yoga in the Park hosted by Hampshire Roots Yoga Studio at Hampshire Park. This rejuvenating yoga class is ideal for everyone, whether you’re a veteran yogi or a beginner, offering a wonderful opportunity to stretch, breathe and soak in the fresh air. Don’t forget to bring a yoga mat or towel, some water and a friend.
Reverend Deadly upsets the ecosystem

2 weeks ago | hampshirereview.com | Ted Kalvitis

Late last December, The Old Hippie and I arranged to meet Antique Power photographer Ellie Kenney at the Slanesville store at 3 in the afternoon. A photo shoot for the current issue of the magazine had been set up at North River Mills. Being nestled between large mountains, sunset at North River Mills is around 1:30 that time of year. No problem, Ellie’s camera has flash.
52 to 46, health fair, blood donation

3 weeks ago | hampshirereview.com | Patrick Turnes

Those who follow West Virginia politics closely know what the numerical portion of this title means. For those who don’t, this is the vote count in the West Virginia House of Delegates that killed a Senate passed bill that would have broadened exemptions from long standing vaccination requirements. I bring attention to this, not to be smug or gloating, but to express what amounts to a sigh of relief.
The wonderful joys of spring

3 weeks ago | hampshirereview.com | Lana Koontz

Besides the cool winds earlier, the sunny days in the 70s and 80s have been delightful. We can sit outside and see the green grass coming back, the beautiful spring flowers and trees looming, the bees buzzing and birds chirping. These are all the wonderful joys of spring. This past Friday, Randy and Wanda Koontz treated Songa Maphis and son, Adam, to breakfast at Traditions in Martinsburg, Pa. It was in honor of Songa celebrating her birthday, which was Saturday.
First North River Mills, 2014

1 month ago | hampshirereview.com | Ted Kalvitis

Like last week’s installment, First Middleburg 2014, I’m chronicling the year’s 1st day back at one of my more or less seasonal activities. I like to make them sound like Civil War battles because both locations are dripping with history of the period — you can almost step in it.
Spring is just around the corner

1 month ago | hampshirereview.com | Nina Mason

The Best things in life are Free; Hugs, Smiles, Friends, Kisses, Family, Love, Laughter, and Good Memories. — UnknownHope everyone is doing well. Spring is just around the corner. Easter flowers are up. Leaves will soon be on the trees. Old Man Winter will be gone. Spring is on the way. Bugs and snakes will soon be coming out and grass will soon need mowed. Burl and Donna Charlton just returned from Myrtle Beach, S.C., watching grandson J.J. Charlton play ball.
The arrival of spring

1 month ago | hampshirereview.com | Brenda Hiett

Spring arrived in all her glory on March 20, when the vernal equinox took place. It is wonderful to see a faint green color creeping over our yard as it wakes up and begins to show new life. Soon the peepers will wake up and begin their spring chorus. It is time to look for our returning bird species and to clean out our bird boxes as well. The state is restocking our trout streams for the dedicated fishermen.
The worst day

1 month ago | hampshirereview.com | Patrick Turnes

From the archives of the Hampshire Review’s Healthy Hampshire. The following is a true story. In the interest of privacy, the name of the subject of this story has been changed. Her name was Jane. She was an 18-year-old student residing in a college dorm in Maryland. I had seen her only one previous time, for a physical exam related to her application for college admission. Her parents were also patients of mine.