Currents

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A weekly publication of Newport News Shipbuilding

HII Awarded Advanced Planning Contract for USS George Washington On Feb. 4, Huntington Ingalls Industries was awarded a $224 million modification to an existing contract for advanced planning of the refueling and complex overhaul (RCOH) of the aircraft carrier USS George Washington (CVN 73).

The contract funds continued planning work for the RCOH as well as the procurement of long-lead materials, including items such as pumps, breakers, valves and steel to support fabrication of structural units.

ISCVN Shipbuilders Recognized by Leadership for CVN 69 Support Last Year. ... SEE PG 2

“The company has worked closely with our Navy partners, performing ship checks and selected planning tasks associated with the defueling of the ship,” said Chris Miner, vice president, In-Service Aircraft Carrier Programs.

“This contract award allows us to move beyond defueling and plan all the work associated with a full RCOH, which underscores the Navy’s continued commitment to ensuring this great national asset remains in the fleet and operational for another 25 years.”

SN3 Begins Work on $2 Million Contract at Hanford Site in Washington State. ... SEE PG 2

NNS has completed RCOH work on the first four Nimitz-class ships, and work on the fifth ship, USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN 72), is about 60 percent complete and on track to deliver in the fourth quarter of 2016.

Visit newsroom.huntingtoningalls.com for more information about the contract award.

Pictured: USS George Washington (CVN 73) participates in carrier qualifications off the east coast of the U.S. in 2004. U.S. Navy photo

Eight NNS Engineers Presented with STEM Award at 2015 BEYA Conference. ... SEE PG 3

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ISCVN Shipbuilders Recognized for CVN 69 Support On Feb. 2, more than 70 shipbuilders were recognized by In-Service Aircraft Carrier (ISCVN) Program leadership for their maintenance work on USS Dwight D. Eisenhower (CVN 69). The work was performed last year at Naval Station Norfolk.

During the event, ISCVN leadership thanked the shipbuilders for their outstanding work and treated them to a pizza luncheon.

“This luncheon is a small token of our appreciation for all that you’ve done,” said Walter Williams, manager of Administration. “Some of you were only at Norfolk for a few months and others were there from April to December 2014.

During your time there, you remained safe and represented NNS well – we thank you for that.”

Chris Miner, vice president of In-Service Aircraft Carrier Programs, said, “Last year was the first time NNS sent crews over to Norfolk for

leased labor. As you know, the work was very challenging, but you got the job done and proved yet again that NNS has the greatest shipbuilders in the world. Because of the outstanding work you performed, additional opportunities for work outside NNS’ gates will likely arise in the near future.

I can’t thank you enough for all that you’ve done for the program, NNS and the Navy.”

Miner encouraged the shipbuilders to let the leadership team know if they are interested in NNS work opportunities outside the shipyard gates. “Work at Norfolk, Puget Sound, Japan and other places will likely be available in the future,” he said. “Take advantage of these opportunities, they provide new learning experiences and allow you to represent the men and women of NNS in a very special way.”

Pictured: ISCVN shipbuilders at the CVN 69 appreciation luncheon Feb. 2. Photo by John Whalen

SN3 Begins Work on $2M Contract at Hanford Site Stoller Newport News Nuclear (SN3), has begun field mobilization as part of a fixed unit rate contract awarded by CH2M Hill Plateau Remediation Company on Dec. 30, 2014. The contract is valued up to $2 million. SN3, a full-service nuclear operations and environmental services company, was created in January when HII merged its S.M. Stoller Corp. and Newport News Nuclear subsidiaries.

SN3 supports CH2M Hill’s groundwater and soil characterization efforts at the Hanford Site in Washington state by providing spectral gamma, neutron, moisture and other specialized logging services. Prior to its consolidation with Newport News Nuclear, Stoller provided these services at the Hanford Site since October 2006. SN3 will execute the new contract through 2017 with an option year valued at approximately $1.4 million.

In the 1940s, the Hanford Site was used to produce plutonium for weapons production processes that left solid and liquid wastes, posing a risk to the local environment. In 1989, the U.S. Department of Energy, Environmental Protection Agency and Washington State

Information About Anthem’s Cyber Attack

Department of Ecology entered into a legally binding accord, the Tri-Party Agreement, to clean up the Hanford Site.

“Stoller Newport News Nuclear is proud to continue supporting the clean-up efforts at the Hanford Site,” said Pete Diakun, NNS vice president of Energy Programs. “This characterization and monitoring work is an essential component of ensuring protection of workers, the public and the environment.”

The Hanford Site has a groundwater treatment facility located near the Columbia River in Washington State.

Stoller has provided services at this site since 2006.

Photo courtesy of the Dept. of Energy

On Feb. 5, HII Vice President and Chief Human Resources Officer Bill Ermatinger sent a message to employees regarding Anthem’s cyber attack that accessed more than 80 million data records of current and former members. Data includes information such as Social Security numbers, birthdays, addresses and employment information. Individuals whose information has been accessed will receive a letter from Anthem in the next few weeks. Anthem will also offer free credit monitoring and identity protection to affected individuals. Visit www.anthemfacts.com for information.

NOTE: There is a fraudulent email circulating that claims to be part of the Anthem identity protection that is being offered. The email is NOT legitimate – do not access the site.

Official information from Anthem regarding identity protection and credit monitoring will be delivered by mail.

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NNS Engineers Presented with 2015 BEYA Awards Eight Newport News Shipbuilding engineers were recognized for achievements in the fields of science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) during the 29th annual Black Engineer of the Year Awards (BEYA) STEM Global Competitive Conference Feb. 5-7 in Washington D.C. Congratulations to NNS’ 2015 BEYA awardees: Tavarius Urquhart, an electrical engineer working on carrier construction. As a systems lead, he oversees the design, environmental qualification, installation and testing of three interior communication systems on Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78).

Malcom Jones Jr., a systems engineer who works in the strategy, architecture and engineering department at NNS, which provides strategic direction for IT architecture activities.

Jenell Webb, a systems test engineer, is the program manager of the shipyard’s engineering mentorship program. He previously worked as the chief test engineer for submarine hull, mechanical and electrical test repair availabilities.

Carroll Jones, a mechanical engineer who began his NNS career in the project planning department by supporting the refueling and complex overhaul of USS Theodore Roosevelt (CVN 71). He currently is the propulsion engineering lead for fleet support work on USS Harry Truman (CVN 75).

David Orie, a design engineering manager who began his career as a marine design apprentice.

Orie is currently responsible for overseeing the design and development of nuclear propulsion drawings used in overhaul engineering.

Anthony Norton Jr., a nuclear engineer who is responsible for providing second-shift support for all nuclear systems in the propulsion plant on CVN 78.

John Banks, electrical engineer, who has held several positions in the reactor services department, working with aircraft carriers’ AC power distribution and ventilation systems during the ships’ refueling.

Brandon Booker, a nuclear engineer, in the nuclear propulsion, construction and process engineering department who has been the lead engineer for a number of projects on CVN 78.

Pictured (L to R): Carroll Jones, Brandon Booker, Tavarius Urquhart, Malcom Jones Jr., John Banks, Jenell Webb, David Orie, and Anthony Norton Jr.

One City Marathon Runner: Leila Garcia Job Title: Paralegal at NNS Age: 43 Running: One City Marathon Classification: Novice to intermediate runner Biggest Race: 39th Marine Corps Marathon Biggest Challenge: Improving my speed and recovery time Running Goal: To qualify and complete the Boston Marathon.

Best Areas to Run: I run with my family and a couple of regional running clubs—First Landing State Park, Virginia Beach Oceanfront and Mount Trashmore.

Gadgets: iPhone and a well-stocked fuel and hydration belt.

Playlist: “Forever Young” by Rod Stewart, “Still Standing” by Elton John, “We Come Running” by Youngblood Hawke, and “International Smile” by Katy Perry.

Strategy: I stay the course, giving everything I have, always adjusting to conditions, not giving up, and finding the true grit within myself to get to the finish line.

Inspiration: My Dad ran ultra-marathons and stayed healthy for many years because of his passion for running. I believe he managed to keep Parkinson’s disease at a distance for many years by keeping his mind and body active through exercise.

Company Involvement: The “inaugural” One City Marathon will only happen once. It’s particularly special because it brings the city, the shipyard, and its people together. It’s a Boston qualifier, so it offers an extra opportunity to get qualified for one of the biggest races in the world. There are so many incredible stories to see, and so much kindness and goodwill that goes into these races.

Advice: The journey of a thousand miles begins with one step, so take the chance and go for it.

Visit www.onecitymarathon.com to learn more about the One City Marathon and how you can get involved.

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AROUND THE YARD AASA to Host Black History Month Celebration Thursday Newport News Shipbuilding’s African American Shipbuilders Association (ASSA) will host its annual Black History Month Celebration from 4:30-6:30 p.m. in Bldg. 520-6 (James River Room). Special guest speaker will be Michael S. Smith, HII corporate vice president of Corporate Development, Nuclear and Environmental Services.

There will also be a display of artwork featuring a variety of mediums including paint, graphite, collages and photography from 21 NNS artists. The event is FREE and is open to all shipbuilders. For additional information, contact Sullivan McNewton at 688-4155.

Visit the AASA Yardnet website for more information about the AASA employee resource group.

NOTICE: Parking Closure Feb. 20, Additional Shuttles to Be Added to Transportation Schedule To prepare for construction of the Huntington Ingalls Industries’ Family Health Center, the parking lot on Washington Ave. between 45th and 46th Streets will close at midnight on Feb. 20. After that time, no parking will be allowed at this location.

Employees who park at this location are encouraged to park at the Hidens North and North Yard parking lots and to use the shuttle bus service to get to their work sites. To improve accessibility to the Hidens North lot, NNS will add a 15-passenger van that will continuously loop between Hidens North parking area between 5 a.m. to 6 p.m. with stops on Washington Ave. at 43rd and 50th Streets. NNS will continue to monitor demand throughout the day to determine an appropriate level of service and will add resources as needed.

Visit the Parking website on Yardnet to view current shuttle schedules.

Shipbuilders who have suggestions for the Parking Committee are encouraged to send their input to Communications@hii-nns.com. All shipbuilder feedback will be reviewed and considered by the committee.

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Deadline to Apply for NNS Summer Internships is this Friday

Employee Discounts Program is Looking for Feedback

Newport News Shipbuilding Talent Acquisition is currently accepting applications for Summer 2015 Internships. To qualify, students must have a minimum cumulative 3.0 GPA. Students will work full-time, 40 hours per week, for 10 weeks during the summer months. The deadline to apply is Feb. 13.

Visit www.buildyourcareer.com for information.

HII’s Employee Discounts Program is looking for testimonials from employees who have used the Employee Discount Program (including HII Beneplace). If you have had a positive experience and are open to sharing that experience, send an email to discounts@hii-co.com with the vendor information and your feedback.

Submit a Valid OFI For a Chance to Win a Microsoft Surface Pro 3 Employees that submit a valid opportunity for improvement (OFI) through Feb. 28 will be entered into a drawing for a chance to win a Microsoft Surface Pro 3 notebook. Two names will be randomly selected and each will receive a Surface Pro or the cash equivalent ($1,500). Contact Woody Flythe (O09) at 380-2859 for questions or additional information about the promotion.

NNS “Spear and Gear” Stickers Available in Most Tool Rooms Employees can show shipbuilder pride by purchasing reflective spear and gear stickers for their hard hat.

Stickers cost $1 and are available in the following tool rooms: • Crib A: Machine Shop • Crib B: Foundry • Crib C: CMA • Crib H: USS Abraham Lincoln Flight Deck • Crib K: USS Abraham Lincoln Main Deck • Crib M: Modular Outfitting Facility • Crib O: CMOF • Crib Q: 20 Platen

The Apprentice School and Paul D. Camp Community College Sign Agreement On Jan. 6, representatives from The Apprentice School and Paul D. Camp Community College (PDCCC) signed an articulation agreement that will allow apprentices to transfer credits to PDCCC associate degree or certificate programs.

“Our apprentices complete on-the-job training and academic coursework in a highly structured program that prepares them for positions of leadership within the organization,” said Everett Jordan, director of Education at The Apprentice School. “Through our partnerships and transfer agreements with local community colleges and universities, apprentices have opportunities to complete degree programs in business, engineering and technology. This agreement with Paul D. Camp exemplifies our commitment to education and the community.”

Visit www.pdc.edu to read the complete release.

• Crib R: SPF Shop • Crib S: Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78) Flight Deck • Bldg. 264: Service Building • Annex 4: Fab Shop • Bldg. 28: South Side of Pier 6 A complementary non-reflective American flag sticker will be given to all employees who purchase a spear and gear sticker. Stickers can be stuck on hard hats, tool boxes or personal items of choice.

Front row: Everett Jordan Jr., director of Education at The Apprentice School, and Paul Wm. Conco, PDCCC president (center), Dr. James H. Hughes, manager of Academics, The Apprentice School (left), and Dr. Tara Atkins-Brady, PDCCC vice president of Academic and Student Development. Back row (L to R): Dr. Joe Edenfield, PDCCC vice president of Administration and Technology; Dr. Renee Felts, PDCCC dean of Occupational & Technical Programs on the Franklin Campus; Dr. Alicia Uzzle, manager, Training, and Program Chair for Physics at The Apprentice School, and Randy Betz, PDCCC vice president for Workforce Development.

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DATEBOOK FEBRUARY 12

The “Spear and Gear” Toastmasters Club will meet from 11:30 p.m. to 12:30 p.m. in Bldg. 812 (The Apprentice School) second floor conference room.

Guests are always welcome. Contact Rose Brodie (K75) at 534-3382 or Donna Graves (E08) at 688-6204 for more information

FEBRUARY 17

The “Spear and Gear” Toastmasters Club will meet from 4:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Bldg. 812 (The Apprentice School) second floor conference room.

Guests are always welcome. Contact Rose Brodie (K75) at 534-3382 or Donna Graves (E08) at 688-6204 for more information

FEBRUARY 17

Begining Feb. 17, Old Dominion University’s College of Continuing Education will be offering a 12-week PMP prep course from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. The offering is approved for Newport News Shipbuilding tuition reimbursement. For more information, contact Nita Scarlett (O35) at 688-5599 or via email.

NNS Audits and Recertifications This Week NNS to Undergo VPP Recertification Feb. 9-13 During the week of Feb. 9-13, Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) representatives will be onsite to re-certify Newport News Shipbuilding as a Voluntary Protection Program (VPP) Star Worksite. NNS has been a Star Worksite since 1995. As a VPP Star Worksite, NNS is required to show continuous improvement in its health and safety programs.

To ensure we continuously improve, OSHA visits the company every three to five years to audit records, interview employees, and review various safety initiatives.

NAVSEA Audit of SSN 785 Scheduled for Next Week Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) will conduct their Phase II SUBSAFE Certification Audit and Fly-By-Wire Ship Control System Certification Audit of PCU John Warner (SSN 785) the week of Feb. 9. For more information, contact NNS SUBSAFE Program Manager Sean Coons at 688-1595.

FEBRUARY 20

The Apprentice Alumni Association will host its annual banquet at 7 p.m. at the Marriot Newport News at City Center. The Class of 1965 will be honored. Social time starts at 5:30 p.m. Tickets are $40 and are available from AAA delegates or officers and from Judy Hester at 688-2512 at The Apprentice School. For more information, visit www.nnapprentice.com/alumni/news.htm. Send an email to Alumni@nnapprentice.com for questions.

FEBRUARY 26

The “Spear and Gear” Toastmasters Club will meet from 11:30 p.m. to 12:30 p.m. in Bldg. 812 (The Apprentice School) second floor conference room.

Guests are always welcome. Contact Rose Brodie (K75) at 534-3382 or Donna Graves (E08) at 688-6204 for more information

FEBRUARY 28

The Apprentice School Class of 2014 Graduation Ceremony will be held at Liberty Baptist Church (Worship Center) in Hampton. Doors will open at 1 p.m. and the ceremony will begin at 2 p.m. The event is free and open to all shipbuilders.

MARCH 11

The International Compliance Office will hold Annual Export Training-Basic from 9-10 a.m. and 1-2 p.m. in Bldg. 520-6 (James River Room).

Register via the Learning Exchange (LX) or contact Sarah Williams (O19) at 380-3599.

MARCH 26

The International Compliance Office will hold Annual Export Training-Basic from 9-10 a.m. and 1-2 p.m. in the VASCIC auditorium. Register via the Learning Exchange (LX) or contact Sarah Williams (O19) at 380-3599.

MARCH 27

The Progressive Club will host their Spring Golf Tournamentat Sleepy Hole Golf Course in Smithfield. Check-in time is noon and there will be a shotgun start at 1 p.m. Cost is $300 per team.

View the tournament flier for more information or to complete the registration form. For questions, contact Kenny McBurney (X88) at 380-3659.

Opportunities Through the Career and Professional Development (O44): The Dale Carnegie Course (Effective Communications and Human Relations): 12-week course, where students learn to strengthen interpersonal relations, manage stress and handle fast-changing workplace conditions. Course focused on people/leadership skills, controlling stress and worry, memory development, and improving self confidence.

High Impact Presentations: 2-day course, for anyone who speaks in front of groups. Students learn to develop a central theme, structure presentations, persuade the audience with facts and examples and lead effective question/answer sessions.

Visit the O44 Yardnet website for information about the courses available. Contact Kimberly McCrum (O44) at 380-4706 or Tina Howell (O44) at 380-7898 for questions.

SEEKING LEADERS Job Title Mgr Radiation Safety 3 Mgr Programs 3 Mgr Engineering 2 Mgr Facilities Protection 3 Mgr Quality Assurance 3 Mgr Test Engineering 2

Visit www.buildyourcareer.com for more information on how you can build your career with Newport News Shipbuilding.

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AUDIO/VIDEO DJ - Experienced and light on the wallet! weddings and other occasions. (757) 870-9359 SMART TV - REDUCED - Samsung 55” Class 1080p LED Smart HDTV w/ ConnectShare. $500 firm. Must pick up. (757) 218-0716 WEDDING DJ - Professional MC & DJ. Dance lighting included. Book web/phone (757) 356-1166

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Auto cont.

Hobbies cont.

AUTO REPAIR Experienced mechanic will save you money on auto repairs. Exp in most makes and models. Fair prices! (757) 344-2833

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Excellent condition.

6,000 mi $58,000 (757) 596-2192

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09 PT CRUISER - touring edition, non-turbo, silver, 50k miles, non smoker, no pets $6,800 obo call 9am-9pm (757) 850-3568

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BEDLINER - Slide in bed liner for Dodge Ram 6.4 ft bed $50 (757) 897-7524

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Join Sea Scouts at Ft. Monroe.

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GUITAR CLASSES - DON’T PASS ON: 2nd & goal OR calling me about starting classes! 1-on-1 (Midtown NN) Wk/bi-wk sched. (757) 528-7017

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DJ JAY ROPE - Guaranteed to Rock it and I wont hurt your pocket. All genres of music. MC, lights & fun.

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34’ MOTORHOME - 06 Itasca Meridian Motorhome-satellite;ac;2 tvs; w/d/central vacuum; elec cable reel; 2 slide outs $85K–50 mi (757) 897-3503

DJ - Experienced and light on the wallet. One low price covers all weddings & other occasions.

(757) 870-9359

08 SUZUKI - Grand Vitara Clean,well maintained,compact SUV 79,000 mi; $6,750. Text, No Calls (757) 592-7670

EXPERIENCED DJ - customized playlists suited for any event, lighting effects & photography work!

(757) 869-1876

AUTO 02 VW PASSAT - Good cond.

150,000mi. 1.8 gas turbo, auto, heated leather seats, sun roof, monsoon stereo. $3,900 before 8pm (757) 369-3535 SUZUKI PARTS - Cobra Luggage rack (may fit any Suzuki), $50 for pic (757) 236-0789 1990 GMC SUBURB - Suburban, fair cond.,great work veh.current insp.,161,000mi.,2 wheel drive,a/ c,tow pckg., $2,500 Call after 5 pm (757) 721-0554 91 CADILLAC - Brougham, classic, EC, all original, 132, 500mi, everything works, current insp, $3.995, after 5pm (757) 721-0554 05 - HONDA CIVI - Silver,150k, 2 Door, Current inspection,New brakes, Very good cond. $4,800 (757) 561-7073 265/65R17 TIRES - Set of (4), BF Goodrich Long Trail T/A, 265/65R17 $125. Pls Lv msg. (757) 898-5027

GARMIN GPS - 5 inch screen.

Includes Free lifetime map updates.

New in box. $80; (757) 268-1080

MOTORCYCLE - 2022 harley fatboy 12k exc condition 9,000 OBO (804) 435-2124

03 TACOMA - Garage kept extended cab SR5 4X4. 6cyl,AT,AC,PW,PD. 160k miles. Runs great and looks better. $12,750. (757) 876-3319

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08 SUZUKI DRZ - 08 Suzuki DRZ400S. 8100 mi, runs great, slight wear and tear. nada list $4300, for sale $3800 (757) 696-1521

20’ SHAMROCK ’83 - Cuddy, T-top, trailer. Newly rebuilt 351 inboard w/< 15 hours. Real nice bay fishing boat. $10,500 (757) 369-3535

03 HD F150 - 03 Harley F150 5.4l supercharged 82k miles,super clean truck with many new parts. Tint, exhaust. $17k (757) 553-2931 CAR ADD - 2006 Jeep Grand Cherokee Lerado 4x4, Clean runs great, 102k miles, $9,500 OBO, Can Txt pic’s (757) 236-2240 2011 HD SOFTAIL - V/H pipes, speakers, engine and saddle bag guards, and many extras. $17,000.

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(804) 926-6959 TIRES & WHEELS - 18” chrome wheels with tires $400 OBO. The wheels are in excellent shape. pix can be provided. (757) 503-1523

COMPUTERS 27” iMAC - 2011 iMac with 1Tb of storage, 4GB of RAM, and 2.7ghz processor. Incl: keyboard & magic mouse. $850 obo (757) 897-9999.

COMPUTER REPAIR - PC/Laptop repair, virus removal, prog. reinstalls, etc. $85 + part (757) 329-6761

HOBBIES INVITATIONS! - Custom invitations for events, birthdays, picnics! Either digital images or printed, your choice!

(804) 815-4163

SCHECTER KM7 - Seven string guitar. Immaculate cond. new $999, asking $750. Keith Merrow signature series. (252) 333-7056

GRAND PIANO - Gulbransen Baby Grand Piano. Full Scale 88 notes.

Excellent Condition. $2,000 or obo.

Call for Pictures. (912) 272-3816 MICROWAVE ($45), Mini Refrigerator ($65), Ionic Air Purifier $45 (old fashion popcorn popper $35; (757) 589-7248 CHAISE LOUNGE - Brown, microfiber, clean, great for reading. $120 obo.

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BEDROOM SET - Victorian full size bed, marble top dresser w/ candle stands & mirror museum quality $4,800 call (757) 898-9095 SIDEBOARD - American Drew Cherry Grove collection, dining room sideboard, 60”L x 19”W X 30”H, 3 drawers, VGC, $125; (757) 877-8347 WASHER & DRYER - gently used, large capacity $250 for the pair - must pick up; (757) 897-9044

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Furnishings & Appliances cont.

Real Estate cont.

Miscellaneous cont.

Miscellaneous cont.

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HAMPTON RENTAL - 3Bd/2Ba house. Fenced yard. Silver Isles area of Hampton. $1600/month. $1500 deposit. No pets/smoking. 6/12m (208) 403-5000

JERSEY - Signed NFL Authenticated Urlacher jersey (w/papers) hung in NFL Bears monogram frame. $600 OBO (757) 236-0789

DESIGNER PURSES - Got rid of the wife, now time to get rid of her purses she left! Dooney, Coach, MK & Louis V. $50ea Txt 4 Pic (757) 918-2226

AIR JORDAN 11’S - Brand new Retro Jordan Legent 11’S - White Legend Blue Columbias SIZES 10.5 & 11.0 $290 OBO (804) 519-0056

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HONDA GENERATOR - ES6500 Honda Generator with coolant system; ran for maintenance only; - $1,500 (757) 897-3503

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BOOKSHELF - Attractive handmade solid wood bookshelf (5 shelves), dark stain, good condition, 62”(H)X 48”(W)X 11”(D), $60 (757) 483-1043 ENTER. CENTER Large entertainment center, adjustable shelves, sliding doors, 78” (H) x 46” (W) x 21” (D), $110 (757) 483-1043 BEDROOM SET - Stickley Cherry Bedroom w/Queen 4 post bed, triple dresser, armoire, mirror, night stand $6,300; (757) 898-9095 DISHES - 1950’s Cavalier Sussex designer dish set of 4, black/white flowers made in USA $35 call (757) 898-9095

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Remodeled home with two master beds and two full baths. 602 Hollomon Dr Hampton (757) 880-2948 LAND FOR SALE - 50 acres Land Morgan County, Kentucky. 7 of the 50 acres is farm land with a stream and great fishing. $55,000 (757) 508-2781 RENT MY YARD - Rent My Yard For storage, hobbies and special events.

Time and rates may vary. For those who need xtra room (757) 759-4025 HOME FOR SALE - Move-in Ready, 3BR/1BA near Langley. Completely Remodeled, Security System, 15 min from NNS. $115K (757) 355-2007 RENT - Smfd (Battery Pk. RD.) 3Bd., 1Ba. Cntrl Air/Heat, Garage, Lg.yard, Well&Septic $975/Mo+Dep. 15 min from shipyard; (757) 749-3688 HOME FOR SALE - 3BR/1BA 1,074 sq ft, det garage, rear deck, fenced backyard, all appl, Hilton School District $123K; (757) 869-2550

HOUSE FOR SALE - 3BD, 2BA, large patio, upgrades all over dettached garg. $170K; (757) 751-1647 HOME FOR RENT - Norfolk, 3Bdrm, Lg Bath, Garage, LR, DR, Lg Den w/ cath ceil. Hardwood Flrs, Cent AC, WDHU, Bg Yard, Great neig. No Pet (757) 340-6653 HOME FOR RENT - 3BR/1BA, 1,158sqft, 5-miles from NNS & LAFB, all stainless steel appliances & W/D included $995; (757) 240-7573 REMODELED HOME! - 224 Apple Ave. $115k. 2Bed/1B, gutted and remodeled, everything new! Granite & stainless kitchen (757) 880-2948 RENTAL CLEANING - Need a property clean before sale/rent? Exper with local rental agencies. (757) 867-3266 CHARM FOR RENT - 1BD/1BA Detached home for rent in Hptn. W/D in unit, great kitchen, & screened in front porch. $975/mo. (757) 561-3574 HOUSE FOR RENT - 4Bd/2.5Bath; 2,400sq-ft; North Suffolk; $1800/1st month free; big fenced yard; huge garage w/ extra fridge (814) 504-1477

MISCELLANEOUS ANTIQUE SAFE - Antique York safe $300 (757) 897-3503 EXERCISE - Ellipticals $50-150 & exercise bikes $40-150 recumbent Gym quality stair stepper $299 & small stepper $50 (757) 589-7248 DUMBBELL SETS - That are changeable 40 lbs -$65, 50 lbs - $75, 70 lbs - $100, all chrome set 25 lbs $65; (757) 589-7248 BENCH GRINDER - Craftsman 6” bench grinder with light and let set.

New, never been used 1/5 HP Model No. 152.241.230. $60; (757) 898-3924 TV / BIKE - Beach cruiser bike, brand new, call for pic, $90 and 15-inch flat screen w/ built-in DVD plater $75 (757) 589-7248

CORNHOLE BOARDS - New standard size boards made with birch plywood and 2x4 frame. All joints are pocket drilled. $125 (757) 869-9096 GAS GENERATOR - TROY-BILT XP Generator - 7000 Watts, 10500 Starting Watts. New, never used w/ all power cords. $750 (757) 898-3924 HANDYMAN - Call for a free estimate on fixing all of your home’s problems.

(757) 256-8131 WINE CHARMS - Make great gifts & includes gift box. Variety themes and colors available to choose from. Call/ text (757) 236-0789 A/C SERVICE - Keep your sweetheart warm.February, valentine, special on heatpump cleaning & service.Call today (757) 771-3441 LEATHER JACKETS - XL Patriots, XL 49NERS & XXL Broncos $150. each OBO. All jackets are in excellent condition. (757) 503-1523 VENDING MACHINE - Turn knob, keeps drinks cold, snacks on top. $200 OBO. Pics avail (757) 706-2361 COVERALLS - walls insulated bib coveralls size 2x worn once $40 (804) 435-2124 HARLEY BOOTS - harley mens boots size 11 $40 (804) 435-2124 LADIES SHOES - Sz 8, 8.5 various pumps stilletos, Gucci, S Weitzman, J Renee, S Madden $40-100 mint cond (540) 229-4883 DIAMOND RINGS - 14KT yellow gold diamond engagement ring sz 6 $400.

Wedding band sz 8 $200. Photo available. (757) 390-0895 HELPING HANDS - General home cleaning. Free Estimates. One time or special occasion cleaning welcomed.

Licensed & Insured. (757) 371-3904

HANDICAP RAMP - Aluminum Handicap Ramp Photos upon request $2500.- or Best Offer (757) 593-2314 CHILD CARE - Daycare FT 5:30am6pm M-F 10yrs exp in nursing CPR & first aid certified. We have 1 opening left, summer open (757) 761-5222 TAKE CONTROL - 24-Day Challenge gives you tools to take control of your health. 4 more info call (757) 871-8987 BOOK - Currier & Ives book of prints $90; (757) 898-9095 BOOK - Warren Report on President Kennedy Assassination $15 (757) 898-9095 TREE REMOVAL - free estimate; liciensed and insured; #1 in customer service (757) 592-6497 DIAMOND RING - 0.85 Carat, oval shaped engagement ring. Appraised $2,875. Certified appraisal has all specifics. Make offer! (757) 561-3276 PRESCHOOL - Christian preschool at Bethel Church. Offering NNS discounts and waved registration.

(757) 508-9022 RESUME SERVICES - Need a Resume! Be prepared for your next interview. (757) 327-2212 TRAINER - Fully supervised private training fitness programs; all levels.

(757) 930-3372 CUSTOM TILE - Specializing in custom kitchens, bathrooms/showers + flooring. (757) 604-6814 TAX SERVICES - Fast Reliable Tax Services with no upfront fees! Call today for an appointment with our office in Hampton! (757) 812-2178 HEAT PUMP - Offering FREE tune-up, inspec + REBATE for Dom. Power cust. with Heat Pump. (757) 286-2368

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CHILDCARE - M-F, 1st/2nd shift available, FT/PT, CPR & First Aid Certified, low rates, smoke free, Foxhill area (757) 869-1876

ORGANIC BEEF - Beef - organically grown! Check us out on FB: “Soul Shine Farm Grass Fed Beef” Call (540) 255-1292

LAUNDRY SOAP - High Capacity Laundry Soap. Gain or Tide like, $40 can deliver, 5 gallon container, save money. (757) 202-5244 TILES INSTALL - Save $$$ Tile Installation on floors, backsplashes, walls and showers. Over 12 yrs Exp. (757) 752-7536 BALLOON ARTIST - Bring the joy of balloons to your event! Everyone loves a balloon scultpure. Shipyard discounts! (804) 815-4163 CLEANING - Professional residential/ comercial cleaning.No job too big or small.10 yrs experience,lic/ins.$20/hr (757) 867-3266 LAWN/YARD CARE - Crepe Myrtle/ Bush Trimming, Mulch Flower Beds, Leaf/Debris/SNOW Removal, Mowing, Weed Control, Landscaping (757) 871-4589

PETS UKC PITBULLS - Last Call for a chance to have an amazing new member to the family! All shots and papers $250! 2F & 1M (757) 251-2690 ENGLISH BULLDOG - Puppies are 8 weeks old. 5 AVAIL (2F, 3M). $1500.

UTD on shots and dewormed. Great family pet. (757) 602-8657 CORNSNAKES - Baby albino cornsakes for sale. Beautiful red and white color like candycanes. $20 each. One adult too. (757) 810-2895

WANTED SHOES! - Collecting gently used/ new shoes for fundraiser. All shoes & sizes welcome. Call for pickup (757) 434-6320 DONATIONS - Non profit organization in need of scissors, notebooks, pencils, paper, snacks, etc to supply our girls (757) 915-5666 ROOMMATE - To share 3bdrm home in Menchville area $500 mth all util & wifi incld. Ser Inqry only.

(757) 715-9291 MENTORS - Make a change today for a better tomorrow. Be a mentor for our non profit organization for girls b/t 12-17 yr (757) 915-5666 MARV JANITORIAL - stripping & waxing, office cleaning, carpet cleaning, power washing (757) 503-0934

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OVEN & FRIG - Electric oven & standard size refrigerator that are in good working cond. (757) 812-2719 RIDERS NEEDED - Van leaving from Belvidere, Chowan, Gates county (Hwy 32) to NNS 1st. shift (252) 619-3117 TEACHERS - Need part time Christian preschool teachers. Morning or afternoon schedules. Bethel church off of Todds lane. (757) 508-9022 WASHER & DRYER - Broken washers & dryers that are in your way. Will pick up for free. (757) 812-2719