Currents

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A weekly publication of Newport News Shipbuilding

Sailor Arthur Grant, ICSN, moves aboard USS Abraham Lincoln Feb. 26. Photo by Chris Oxley

Sailors Begin Moving Aboard Lincoln

One City Marathon runners take off for the Maritime 8K. Photo by Chris Oxley

Shipbuilders Participate in 2nd Annual One City Marathon More than 100 Newport News Shipbuilding employees participated in the One City Marathon, hosted by the City of Newport News, Sunday, March 13. NNS employees participated in each of the four “One City” events – the marathon, Maritime 8K, marathon relay and nautical mile.

Process Improvement Analyst Laurel Easterson (X27) ran the marathon alongside her husband Bruce Easterson, CVN 72 program director. “I think it’s very important that Newport News Shipbuilding participates in events like the One City Marathon – it’s one of the reasons we decided to run. We...

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Tickets Available for HII Family Health Center Grand Opening Employees and family are invited to tour the new HII Family Health Center during a special event Saturday, March 19. There will be food, games, activities and drawings for great prizes, including FitBits, gift cards, and an Apple Watch. Only one ticket request is necessary per family. Contact Yasmine Robinson at 380-2428 to request a ticket. See p. 5 for more information.

Sailors began moving aboard USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN 72) Feb. 26. The move marks a major milestone for both the crew and shipbuilders, bringing the ship one step closer to completing its refueling and complex overhaul (RCOH) and returning to the fleet.

“This is a major milestone for the CVN 72 RCOH team because it symbolizes the ship’s first step toward its return to an operational status,” said Bruce Easterson, CVN 72 program director. “We could not be prouder of the NNS and Navy team that worked together to make this happen. Our shipbuilders are excited about this because now the ship’s crew will eat, sleep and work onboard for the remaining nine months of the RCOH.” David White (X70) said, “Crew move aboard is important... This is a team effort by Ship’s Force, the government, and Newport News.”

Sailors settled into berthing spaces and enjoyed a special meal in the ship’s newly refurbished Aft Mess Decks to mark the occasion.

“It’s remarkable that we’re here today, cutting the ribbon on the crew’s mess decks and...

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The Community Congratulates NNS on 130 Years Visit the 130th Anniversary website to watch new congratulatory video messages from WAVY-TV 10 Morning Team, Jeion Ward, Virginia House of Delegates, and Norfolk Mayor Paul Fraim. New videos are added to the website each week.

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NNS Shuttle Service Reaches its 1-Millionth Passenger Milestone Every morning around 4:30 a.m., buses operated by Newport News Shipbuilding drivers and Newton’s Bus Service are staged in the North Yard to begin the morning shuttle run.

Shipbuilders are safely transported to and from several convenient locations throughout the shipyard.

On March 3, the bus service transported it’s 1-millionth passenger, James Elliott. “I’ve been using the service since August 2015 and have had a great experience. The buses are very dependable and always on time,” said Elliott.

For more information, visit the Park-and-Ride Shuttle Service website.

Pictured (L to R): Daniel Wells, Newton Bus Service, James Elliott (AMSEC), Warren Newton, Newton Bus Service, Warren Newton, Newton Bus Service, and Tommy Cragg (045). Photo by John Whalen

Meet NNS’ Fire Marshal As Newport News Shipbuilding’s Fire Marshal, Troy Long is responsible for administering the company’s Fire Prevention and Control Program, which includes developing and implementing fire safety policies, procedures and best practices to protect all personnel, facilities and ships from fire hazards. Long also promotes overall fire prevention operations, enforces fire codes, and performs fire inspections and investigations.

Currents staff recently interviewed Long. Read his responses below: What do you enjoy most about being NNS’ Fire Marshal?

Helping to keep the employees of this company safe. I love going out in the yard to speak with employees and developing relationships. It’s nice to get emails, phone calls or even have people come to the fire house to talk to me about any questions or express concerns they have.

Do you interact with NNS’ Fire Wardens?

Yes. I feel the fire wardens are an extension of the fire department. They are usually the first ones to let us know if there is a fire-related issue or concern. Our fire wardens are a tremendous asset to the company and have many duties and responsibilities that help keep personnel and property safe in the shipyard.

What is the most challenging aspect of your job?

Working with the programs to reduce the number of fire-related incidents that occur during hot-work operations. It’s imperative that we as a company continue to work together and become better educated on fire prevention and control. Through education, training, and inspections, we can work together to make the shipyard a much safer place to work, and prevent fires from occurring.

If employees see a fire hazard in their building or workspace, what should they do?

Employees should notify a fire warden responsible for that area if they believe there is a fire hazard so the fire warden can address any issues.

Do you have a message for employees?

Work to your procedures. Be familiar with the Fire Prevention and Control Manual for best fire prevention practices. Recognize… Evaluate… Control and report anything that appears to be a fire hazard. If you do not know who your fire warden is, you can find the Fire Warden list on the Health and Safety website on Yardnet.

Pictured (L to R): Dan Chabot (X70) and Bruce Easterson, CVN 72 program director.

Shipbuilder Steering the Way Construction Superintendent, Dan Chabot, was recently recognized by USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN 72) Program Director Bruce Easterson, for his display of ethical conduct. In January, after the CVN 72 team celebrated the milestone of turning on steam in the propulsion plant, Chabot noticed steam emitting from the Outfitting Berth 1. He took it upon himself to investigate the cause to discover that the steam was escaping from a flange leak to the temporary steam system. Chabot also noticed the safety concern for other shipbuilders in the area due to the leak being in the vicinity of the ship’s main power source.

“Dan could have easily looked the other way, however, he didn’t,” said Easterson. “Dan immediately contacted his management about the issue. Dan’s leadership qualities and high ethical standards prevented what could have resulted in serious injury. His efforts also led to the detection of five additional loose flanges that could have resulted in a major quality issue. Congratulations on a job well done.”

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NNS Sponsors 2016 FIRST Robotics Competition Newport News Shipbuilding is a sponsor of the 2016 FIRST Robotics Competition Stronghold at Churchland High School in Portsmouth this weekend, March 19-20.

Jennifer Boykin, vice president of Engineering and Design, will kick off the event Saturday. There will be more than 20 NNS employees, 16 mentors and two judges participating in the competition.

The event is free and open to the public and will bring 35 of the best High School robotic teams together from across the country. This competition is designed to simulate real world engineering and design challenges by making teams work together to problem solve, design and purchase material quickly and efficiently. The theme this year is a castle tower defense game, where teams of three will compete with robots to cross defenses, shoot boulders and scale the tower to earn points.

Visit FIRST Robotics Yardnet website for additional information.

Mentors assist students with solving a problem at the 2015 Robotics Regional Competition.

Sub Shop Team Comes Together in a Time of Need Sub Shop Welder Dallas Simmons (X18) received news just before Thanksgiving that his son Malcolm, and cousin Deandre, both in their early 20’s were involved in a tragic car accident leaving them both paralyzed. While Simmons’ son spent the last 14 weeks recovering in a rehabilitation facility, Simmons and his fellow co-workers jumped into action. Collectively the team donated their time and carpentry skills to upgrade the existing deck and add a handicap accessible ramp to Simmons’ Surry home.

“After I went out to assess the house to have a better understanding of support and materials needed, it wasn’t hard to pull a team of coworkers together to help,” said X11 General Forman Charles Wilson, who spearheaded the initiative. “We all felt compelled as his work family to help him in his time of need.”

Along with Simmons and Wilson, X11 Foreman Kenneth Bell, X11 Foreman Rickey Jones,

Pictured (L to R): Darrell Dildy (X11), Ricky Jones (X11), Charles Wilson (X11), Kenneth Bell (X11) and Travius Haskett (X18). Not pictured Dallas Simmons (X18).

X11 Fitter Darryl Dildy and X18 Welder Travius Haskett worked together to complete the projects within five hours on a Saturday, leaving plenty of time for Malcom’s homecoming. All materials for the project were donated by Eugenia Potts (X18) and Alonzo Harris (X18), along with the help of other co-workers.

NNS Parking and Pedestrian Reminders Due to an increase in recent near misses and reported violations, employees should be aware of the following reminders: • Park only in designated parking spaces.

Vehicles are subject to be towed (at the owners’ expense) for violation of rules and regulations.

• No parking allowed within 6 ft. of railroad tracks.

• Be cognizant of the new “No Parking” signs in the North Yard parking lot.

• Use pedestrian crosswalks at all times.

• Be aware of no-drive times in which vehicles and bicycles must not be operated. These times may change as work schedules or ship schedules change but in general, the following no-drive times are from: • 12:00 p.m. to 12:10 p.m.

• 3:30 p.m. to 3:40 p.m.

• 12:00 a.m. to 12:10 a.m.

Congratulations Ethics On-the-Spot Award Winners Listed below are the most recent winners of the Onthe-Spot Ethics Recognition Program Award.

Congratulations to the following employees: Joseph Senecal (X89), John Spady (O53), Laura Smith (O24), Donald (Alan) Pittard (T55), Thomas Goldsmith (T55), Lawrence Wedel (O37), Lynn Showalter (O37), Joseph Stephens (T54), Isaac Bell (X84), Mark Lewis (X84), Mike Burkett (X91), Gaby Axley (O94), Sean Dolan (X71), Russell Hollingsworth (X57), Nancy Kramer (O25), Myca Shelton (O25) and Mike Shelton (O45).

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AROUND THE YARD Reminder: Training for Employee Watch the Latest Edition of Focus Personal Camera-Enabled Devices NNS is Ongoing In the latest edition of Focus NNS, Newport News Newport News Shipbuilding Security and Emergency Management sent a letter to all employees Feb. 29 regarding training that would support a new company security plan to allow employees and visitors to bring personal camera-enabled devices inside the shipyard.

Rollout of the new training began March 1 and must be completed by March 25.

Until an official announcement is made, the current policy of prohibiting personal camera-enabled devices has not changed. Employees and visitors may not currently bring personal camera-enabled devices of any type inside NNS facilities. As soon as this policy changes, employees and visitors will be notified.

Read the entire letter on Yardnet.

ERGs Host Expo March 22 Newport News Shipbuilding Employee Resource Group’s (ERG) will host an expo from 2-5 p.m. in the James River Room (Bldg 520-6). The event is open to all employees. Additional information about the event will be featured in Currents. For questions, contact Xavier Beale (O18) at 534-1992.

Shipbuilding celebrates it’s 130th Anniversary, cuts the ribbon on the 13th Habitat for Humanity home and graduates 170 apprentices from The Apprentice School.

Sign Up for Your FREE Health Screening Today Interactive Health is offering FREE health screenings to Newport News Shipbuilding employees this April.

Learn your current health status and receive your total cholesterol, HDL, blood sugar, blood pressure, and body composition measurements at work in 20 minutes. Additional testing is available for fasting employees including LDL and triglycerides. Your results are 100 percent confidential. Participants that complete the full health screening will receive a tote bag and snack.

Registration will open Monday, March 21.

Appointments are not necessary, but strongly encouraged to reduce your wait. There is no time charge for this program, employees must participate on their own time.

Contact Becky Johnson (O28) at 380-7380 for additional information.

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In addition to some sailors moving aboard, special opening ceremonies were held for the ship’s store, barbershop, morale, welfare and recreation spaces, post office, and cardio gym.

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...both work at the shipyard and are committed shipbuilders – we wanted to support the company and the race.”

Sailors Begin Moving Aboard Lincoln ... getting ready to sit down and eat the first meal on board with our shipmates,” said Capt.

Ronald Ravelo, Lincoln’s commanding officer.

“I’m immensely proud of the hard work our sailors have put into getting us to this point.

I’m also proud of our teammates from Newport News Shipbuilding and the various other contractors that have made this day possible.

None of us could have done it on our own; today is a true testament to the enduring partnership between the U.S. Navy and our shipbuilder partners.”

Joshua Rice (O37) races to the finishline of One City Marathon Relay. Photo by Chris Oxley

Crew cuts ribbon for barbershop grand opening on board CVN 72. Photo by Chris Oxley

“It is all about taking back our spaces and getting back to work as if we were at sea again,” said Ship’s Serviceman Seaman Temarcus Jones, who provided the barbershop’s first haircut to the command master chief. “I am looking forward to sailors coming in for a trim and getting closer to the normal living and working routine aboard the ship.”

Watch a highlights video on Yardnet.

Fred Bowers (E44) participated in the relay with co-workers. “Participating in the race is fun for me because I get to experience it with my co-workers,” he said. “Leading up to the race, we trained together and got to spend more time with each other outside of work. It’s really nice to be able to motivate each other to run and to be healthy.”

Welding Engineer Sujin Kim (O37) also took part in the relay with co-workers. “It’s nice to be part of something bigger than the shipyard and to be a part of the community,” she said.

At the end of the race, the shipyard had a tent with a prize wheel and giveaways.

Watch a highlights video of the One City Marathon on Yardnet. Visit www.onecitymarathon.com to view race results.

HII Family Health Center Grand Opening

ONE TICKET REQUIRED PER FAMILY OPEN HOUSE EVENT Saturday, March 19, 2016 Newport News Shipbuilding, Newport News, Virginia

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS: 1:00 p.m. - 1:15 p.m.

Grand Opening Ceremony 1:30 p.m. - 4 p.m.

Open House/Reception Family Health Day Activities, Prize Giveaways, Food and Drinks Please contact Yasmine Robinson at 380-2428 to request a ticket.

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DATEBOOK MARCH 15

Join the International Council on Systems Engineering, Hampton Roads Area Chapter (INCOSE-HRA) to welcome Hal Todd at the March dinner meeting. Todd will speak about “A Systems Engineering Approach to Human Capital Management Issues in the Shipbuilding Industry.”

This event will be held at Second Street Restaurant in Newport News and is open to all HII/NNS employees and guest. View flier on the E01 site for more information. RSVP with Comfort Bell (E47) at comfortsu@gmail.com or 225-955-4626.

MARCH 16

The International Compliance Office will hold “Annual Export Training - Basic” on March 16 from 9-10 a.m. and 1-2 p.m. in Bldg. 520-6 (Huntington Room). Register via the Learning Exchange (LX).

Contact Sarah Williams (O19) at 380-3599.

MARCH 19

The Apprentice School Students Association (ASSA) will hold a Easter Egg Hunt from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Newport News River View Farm Park.

Tickets are available on the 4th floor of The Apprentice School ($5 for adults, $1 for children and free for kids 3 and under).

MARCH 24

On March 24 from 4:30 to 6:00 p.m. in the VASCIC Auditorium, WiSE will celebrate its annual Women’s History Month. This year’s national theme is “Working to Form a More Perfect Union: Honoring Women in Public Service and Government.” This year’s guest speaker is the Honorable Nancy Rodrigues, Virginia’s Secretary of Administration. Employees interested in volunteering should contact Cynthia Allen-Whyte (X51) at 688-2636 or via email.

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APRIL 23

Get Your Rear in Gear for the NNS 5K Run/Walk by joining “Team Fight OBO” at the Matteson Trail in Hampton. The team is running/walking in the Get Your Rear in Gear 5K Run/Walk event in support of fellow Shipbuilder Chris Owenby as he wages a battle against colorectal cancer. For more information, contact Rhonda King (O43) at 688-8969 or via email.

Gerald R. Ford’s (CVN 78) Ship Store will be in the lobby of Bldg. 902 (by the elevators) from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. March 29-30. CVN 78 merchandise will include: T-shirts, polo shirts, cups, coffee mugs, and the ship’s coin. All transactions must be cash only. Money raised from the sale will benefit the ship’s crew. As a reminder, employees should visit the store on their own time, and not while on the clock. Contact Patti Emmons (E49) at 688-7360 for more information.

MARCH 30

The Hampton Roads Sections of IEEE (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers) will host SoutheastCon 2016 at the Marriott Norfolk Waterside Hotel March 30 - April 3. Technical presentations and student competitions to include the renowned R3 IEEE Student Robotics Competition. Spectator passes are available.

Visit www.sites.ieee.org/southeastcon2016 for additional information.

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NNS is a sponsor of this year’s “Tastefully Yours” event on April 14. The tasting event will be held at the Hampton Roads Convention Center and will feature dozens of the Peninsula’s finest restaurants. All proceeds will benefit the Virginia Peninsula Foodbank. For ticket information, contact Abra McCollum (T52) at 380-2935 or visit www.hrfoodbank.org from a home computer.

SEEKING LEADERS Job Title Mgr Business Mgmt. 3 Mgr Multiple Functions 3

Requisition Number 12388BR 12390BR

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

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Apprentice Alumni Association will host its annual Spring Golf Tournament at Williamsburg National Golf Club. The cost is $75 per golfer and the price includes: green fee, 18-hole cart fee, tournament prizes, food and unlimited range balls (one hour prior to start). For more information, contact Fred Peedle (E51) at 688-6682 or visit: www.nnapprentice.com/alumni/news.htm.

The Progressive Club will hold their second event of the year on April 23 at 4:30 p.m. The event will be held at Knights of Columbus in Newport News.

Members should contact their club representative if they plan to attend. Non-members interested in attending should contact Kenny McBurney at 380-3659 or Bubby Eagle at 688-3850. All guest or trail membership may attend at a cost of $15 to be paid in advance or at the event. You must be salaried or retired salaried employee to participate in a trail membership.

APRIL 25

The Apprentice School is applying for reaffirmation of accreditation with the Commission of the Council on Occupational Education. Persons wishing to make comments should write to the Executive Director of the Commission, Council on Occupational Education, 7840 Roswell Road, Building 300, Suite 325, Atlanta, Georgia 30350, or submit comments through the Council’s web site www.council.org.

MAY 7

Newport News Shipbuilding Employee Resource Groups (ERGs): the African American Shipbuilders Association (AASA), SHIPs Network, Women in Shipbuilding Enterprise (WiSE), Hispanic Outreach and Leadership alliance (HOLA), and the Veterans Employee Resource Group (VERG) will be teaming for this year’s Relay for Life event in Newport News from 3 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. Saturday, May 7. The ERGs are looking for employees to join their team.

Go to www.relayforlife.org to join the “NNS-ERG” team or to donate. Contact Christina Chapman (E73) at 534-2654.

MAY 21

Mark your calendar. The 9th Annual NNS 5K Fun Walk/Run is scheduled for Saturday, May 21 at 9 a.m. at Victory Landing Park (next to VASCIC).

Registration will open Monday, March 21.

Editor: Lauren Shuck and Christy Higgins

Currents is published every Monday for employees of Newport News Shipbuilding. Visit the archives.

Currents@hii-nns.com (757) 380-4622

To submit a story, visit nns.huntingtoningalls.com/currents. The deadline for submissions is COB Wednesday for publication the following week.

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EMPLOYEE CLASSIFIEDS Due to cost saving measures, beginning March 28, the printed version of Currents will be reduced to four pages and will not include the Employee Classified section. Classifieds will continue to be published through the online version of Currents each Monday. Employees can continue to submit ads online at nns.huntingtoningalls.com/currents. As a reminder, all classified ads must be submitted by 4 p.m. each Thursday.

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MISCELLANEOUS

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HOUSE WASHING - House, Roof and Concrete. Lic & Ins. (757) 810-5115

TILE SERVICES specializing in custom masterbaths lic & ins.

(757) 232-1299

GAMES - Looking for Leapster I, II or LMAX games (757) 286-2488

WE CLEAN GUTTERS- Clean by hand, bag debris, flush down spouts Lic & Ins. (757) 810-5115

DAYCARE - M-F 5am-6pm, 8wks to 6yrs. 10yrs exp nursing CPR Cert (757) 761-5222

RV FOR SALE - 1996 Winnebago Warrior motorhome, 30ft, sleeps 6. $12,500 (757) 810-7151

ICON RIDING JKT - Mens X-LG ICON leather riding jacket $200 (Orig 500) for picture call or text (757) 236-0789

TWNHOME 4 SALE - 2BD/2.5BA, 3 car driveway, corner lot with fenced in patio. Western Branch Chesapeake area. $175K (757) 822-0027

HELPING HANDS - General home cleaning. Free Estimates. One time or special occasion (757) 371-3904

LANYARD- BEADED - Accessorize your lanyard. Made to order. Pick your colors. $15 closed and $18 for magnetic breakaway. (757) 236-0789

HOME 4 SALE - $254.9K/2110 sqft, Hmpt, 4 BD/2.5BA/1c Grg, Open Flr Plan, shed, 1yr Wnt (757) 788-9147

ENGAGEMENT RING - 1/2 carat engagement ring. Appraised at $2000.

Make offer. (757) 812-2719

TWNHME 4 SALE - $212K, Coventry, Yktn/1,814 sqft, End Unit 2BD/ Loft/2BA, Open Flr Plan, 1st/2nd Flr Mbrms, (757) 788-9147

MENS SANDLES - Size 10 good condition, $10 (757) 871-7517

ROOM FOR RENT - Private BDRM/ BTHRM/office. Hptm Marina/Beach.

600/mo util incl. (757) 784-6666 ROOM FOR RENT - $550, 11x11 room+full bathroom in Norfolk. Cable/ WiFi. Utils included. (757) 581-1818 LAKE GASTON - .47 Acre waterfront lot, N.C. $114,900 (757) 672-9895 WATERFRONT HOME - Seaford area updated 3br 2 full baths 1692sq ft.

Boat lft and dk. $335k (757) 877-1377

21 ACRES - Great for hunting, private home get away, wooded, in Southampton County on rt. 258, 1 mi. from N.C. line. 50k (757) 663-9626 HOUSE FOR SALE - 249.9K 4br/2.5 ba 2076 Sf Large Detach Garage, Fenced in yard. Inside updated, Screened in Porch, Deck, Shed NN (757) 268-4853 WATERFRONT HOME - 3Br 2Ba 1,248 sqft Waterfront Home, Seaford, Large back deck, $1200/mo (757) 880-3636 HOUSE FOR RENT - 3BR/1.5BA, $850/ mo. 1000 sqft, carport, fireplace. Cdt and bkgrd check req. (757) 344-6190

BUGS R THAWING! - Expert pest management (757) 873-4999 32’ EXT. LADDER - Werner Model D1332-2 Type 1, working load 250#, LNC, $200 OBO (757) 877-8347

EUREKA VACCUME - Good cond.

Works well just needs new belt. $40 (757) 871-7517 GYM EQUIP - 2 Olympic barbells, plates & holder, weight bench. $300 for all. Will separate. (757) 870-7584 HOUSE CLEANING - Clean homes on the peninsula. Call for free estimates.

(757) 604-7788 BASS GUITAR - Fender Accoustic Electric Bass. good cond. $285.

(757) 810-6389 CHILDCARE - M-F, 1st/2nd shift available, FT/PT, CPR & First Aid Certified, (757) 869-1876

WASHER & DRYER - Broken washers & dryers. Will pick up. (757) 617-0100 GOLF - need a fourth for golf tournament April 30, 75$ per person text for more info (757) 813-8350 WANTED - Small apartment to rent in Poquoson. Single mother with two school age children. (757) 870-8168 CARPOOL/RIDESHARE - from Zuni/ Ivor to NNS first shift. (757) 478-5860

JEWELRY - Autism awareness jewelry.

Necklace and earring sets $20.

(757) 236-0789

VANPOOL - King William West Point New Kent,NORGE/Croaker commuter parking (540) 907-5811

FIREWOOD - Split, 6’ X 12’ Trailer Load $135, Generous 1/2 Load $75, Will Deliver; or pick-up (757) 310-4769

TRAILER - enclosed trailer, prefer older model. (757) 620-4472

ALL YOU CAN EAT - Line Dance Shrimp/Crab Feast & Shop $155 incl transport. Aug 6. $50 dep due ASAP. (757) 508-3733 CLEANING - Depending on the size. $60 or Less!(757) 880-8519 CHILDCARE - M-F, 6-6 6wks-up, CPR & First Aid Certified, fun learning, outside playtime (757) 947-4408 KEROSENE HEATER - Dayton 400k BTU commercial turbine, used 10 hrs, like new $1500 OBO (941) 704-6822

MOTORCYCLE - Wanted British motorcycles, parts, basket cases. Any pre 1980 Motorcycle, or basket case, part. (757) 620-4472 GARAGE TREASURES - Looking Unwanted push mower, or parts, tools, tables, shelves etc. (757) 897-4737

IN APPRECIATION THANK YOU X72 - I enjoyed wrkg with you all.I will def miss you as I start this New Chapter of my life in FL. MUAH!