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A weekly publication of Newport News Shipbuilding
Warner Arrives at NNS for Post Shakedown Availability USS John Warner (SSN 785) is back at Newport News Shipbuilding for its Post Shakedown Availability (PSA). The submarine arrived at NNS earlier this month and officially began its PSA work March 7. “Every new construction ship goes through a planned availability shortly after its delivery to the U.S. Navy,” said Justin Byrum, postdelivery superintendent. “Typical scope included in the PSA includes
modernization work and class design changes identified during the warranty period.” Warner is the first VCS submarine to have a PSA contract awarded to NNS as an extension of the existing Block III contract. It is also the first VCS PSA contracted to be complete within six months, due to it being a nondry docking availability. CONTINUED ON PG 5
NNS ERGs Host Expo Newport News Shipbuilding Employee Resource Groups (ERGs) hosted an expo March 22. The event was an opportunity for employees to learn more about each organization and what they have to offer. “The expo provided a lot of information about each ERG,” said Charles Spivey, vice president of United Steelworkers Local 8888. “When you bring people together, it provides an opportunity for them to share their backgrounds and perspectives on things.” NNS currently has six ERGs, including its newest group STRIDE (Shipbuilders Together Realizing Inclusion, Diversity and Equality), which was founded this month. The goal of STRIDE is to create dialogue and visibility on LGBT issues. STRIDE is open to all HII employees. “During the expo we had a lot of employees interested in STRIDE and how they could get involved,” said Jeremy Bustin (O29), acting chair. “In the near future, we will be electing officers. It’s a great leadership... CONTINUED ON PG 2
ERG expo participants play a game of jeopardy at the SHIPs Network booth March 22. Photo by John Whalen
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...opportunity for employees who want to be more involved in the company’s ongoing inclusion and diversity efforts.” ERGs are established at NNS to connect employees who share common interests and want to become more engaged with their colleagues and the company. The groups provide opportunities for personal and professional development, leadership, mentoring, volunteerism, cultural enrichment and community involvement. They also support the company’s recruiting, retention, diversity and corporate citizenship programs. Membership is free and open to all employees. Visit the ERG Yardnet website for more information or contact individual ERG Chairs to learn how you can join or get involved. For general ERG-related questions or questions about starting a new ERG, contact Xavier Beale (O18) at 534-1992 or via email.
Britta Brown-Zambrana (K93) and Charles Neff (N358) visit the STRIDE booth at the ERG expo. Photo by John Whalen
Did You Know You Have a MySite? As of Feb. 29, all employees with Newport News Shipbuilding user accounts now have a new personal profile and workspace called a MySite. Employees can upload a photo, write a brief biography, list skills and interests, and even post short updates to the company newsfeed. View and edit your MySite at http://mysite. MySites can also be used to collaborate, store documents, and follow updates from other people at NNS. Have questions? Learn more in the MySites 101 guide or visit the SharePoint User Community and join the discussion.
WiSE Celebrates Women’s History Month Across HII Divisions On March 10, Women in Shipbuilding Enterprise (WiSE) hosted a Women’s History Month event to celebrate the contributions of the women of Ingalls, past and present. The theme of the event was “Writing Women Back into History.” The event was held at Ingalls Shipbuilding and was broadcast by live video conference to WiSE members at Newport News Shipbuilding. Current Master Shipbuilders were also recognized during the event. Kellye Walker, corporate vice president and general counsel for HII, was the keynote speaker. She delivered a message on the four R’s: Real, Relationships, Resilience and Readiness. “We are writing tomorrow’s history today,” Walker said. “If we do each of these things, not only will we be able to write women back into history, we’ll define it.”
Arlene Easley, president of WiSE at Ingalls, right, presents 100-year-old former shipbuilder, Lorraine Boyd Gray, with a certificate as an honorary member of WiSE. Gray is accompanied by her niece Patty Tallent, WiSE member at Ingalls.
Penny Fairley, Material Handling manager and WiSE member, served as the event’s master of ceremonies (MC).
“We want to ensure that women continue to play key roles in leading and directing our company into the future,” Fairley said. “This event was also an opportunity to celebrate diversity.”
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Eight Foremen Complete FQS Process
The Waste Isolation Pilot Plant (WIPP) in Carlsbad, New Mexico.
NNS Supports SN3 in New Mexico Newport News Shipbuilding and the Carlsbad SN3 office are working together to support efforts at the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant (WIPP). WIPP is the nation’s only nuclear waste repository and is located in the remote Chihuahuan Desert 30 miles from Carlsbad, New Mexico. The plant experienced a fire and radiological release event in February 2014, resulting in the closure of the facility. An overall WIPP recovery plan to resume operations has been developed requiring expedited execution of projects with significantly more engineering deliverables than historically required at WIPP. As a result of SN3’s reach back capability to Newport News Shipbuilding, two NNS employees agreed to temporarily work out west to help with WIPP recovery projects. Mechanical Engineer Vince Gomes (E83) and Modeling and Simulation Systems Engineer Travis Evans (E04) are contributing their skills to the recovery and eventual restart of the WIPP repository. Both are enjoying New Mexico.
In February, eight Newport News Shipbuilding foremen completed the final step in the Foremen Qualification Standards (FQS) process by completing the General Foremen’s Proficiency Board held in the Management Development Center. Implemented in 2012, FQS is a tool used by general foremen to mentor, track progress and establish a framework for successful performance.
Pictured (L to R): David Washburn (X10), Ashley Strand (X73), Ty Battle (X73) and Ben Smail (O22). Not pictured; Matthew Gular (O22), Cory Williams Sr. (X67), Mike Boguess (X82) and Andre Smith (X82).
Upon attaining proficiency on all tasks in the guide, the general foremen recommends their foremen to appear before a board of peer general foremen. The board evaluates the candidate through a series of questions related to how the foreman demonstrates the desired leadership and management behaviors on
the job. The process is rigorous and requires a significant investment in time from all participants. Since the program’s inception, 98 foremen have successfully completed the process. The next FQS proficiency board is scheduled for June 2016.
NNS’ Long Standing History of Serving Meals Newport News Shipbuilding has a long history of serving meals to employees. One of the first records of lunch being served at the shipyard was in the spring of 1893. At that time, Amanda Lipford, wife of a NNS shipbuilder, began bringing hot lunches into the yard for her husband and other employees. She served her first lunches at the old bending shed near Dry Dock 1 and later at the old stable as the demand for her lunches increased. Lipford walked three miles to NNS each day with a basket of lunches on her head and was always on time. Today’s canteens at the shipyard continue to be a vital resource for serving employees a hot meal for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Currently, NNS has 22 operating canteens. Seven of the canteens are newly established and five have been recently renovated as “blue canteens” for the waterfront. On average, the canteens serve close to 650,000 customers each year which is close to 2,500 meals per day. NNS Food Services Operations and its Vendor Partners are committed to serving employees a wholesome product with the highest level of courtesy and efficiency each day. Visit the Food Services website for canteen locations and menus.
HII Family Health Center Grand Opening Highlights Check out the highlights video from the HII Family Health Center Grand Opening event on March 19. Do you have a testimonial to share about your experience at the health center? If so, send an email to Communications@hii-nns.com. As a reminder, the HII Family Health Center is open Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturdays from 8 a.m. to noon. For appointments call 327-4200, go online at www.myquadmedical.com/hii or use the smartphone mobile app called MyQuadMed.
NNS lunch shed at noon in the Spring of 1893. Inset of Amanda Lipford. NNS archives
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AROUND THE YARD Have a Project Idea for Research and Development? Submit your research and development (R&D) ideas in support of the Innovation and Engineering Solutions Campaign “Manufacturing and Process Improvements” by visiting the R&D Ideation website. The campaign will run through April 8. If you have questions or need assistance in submitting your idea, contact Vannia Willis (E30) 534-4714 or David Rice (E30) 688-1762.
Check Out New Hot Shots “Hot Shots” is a collection of photos taken each month at Newport News Shipbuilding. Check out the March edition today.
2016 Holiday and Shutdown Schedule Released Newport News Shipbuilding released the 2016 Holiday and Shutdown Schedule. See the Distribution A Memo for more information.
Dependent Verification Reminder Dependent verification begins this month for employees and dependents on Huntington Ingalls Industries medical benefits and runs through June 17. Employees who need to verify dependents will receive a letter in the mail identifying who needs to be verified. Failure to verify dependents will result in the cancellation of their benefits July 1. For additional information about dependent verification, visit the HII Benefits website at www.hiibenefits.com or contact the HII Benefits Center (HIBC) at 1-877-216-3222.
NOTICE: Additional Changes to North Yard Parking Begin April 4 During different phases of the Joint Manufacturing Assembly Facility (JMAF) construction, it will be necessary to make changes to parking in the North Yard until construction is complete. In 2016, some of the parking changes will be temporary and some will be permanent. Facilities will notify employees before each scheduled change. Beginning April 4, 125 parking spaces in the area outlined on the picture will be demolished. Shipbuilders are encouraged to use the shuttle service to the Hidens parking lot on Warwick Ave.
NNS to Host “National Walking Day” Event and a Four Week “Walking Challenge” All Newport News Shipbuilding employees are encouraged to participate in “National Walking Day” during their lunch break on Wednesday, April 6. The walk will begin in front of The Apprentice School (Bldg. 812) at 12:05 p.m. NNS Vice President and CIO and Hampton Roads American Heart Association Chair Bharat Amin will lead the walk. Snacks will be provided to all participants. On Monday, April 4, NNS will also begin a four week “Walking Challenge.” Employees are encouraged to participate as a team or an individual to increase their movement throughout the month of April. Winners of the challenge will receive a FREE registration to the NNS 5K fun run/walk on May 21. For more information visit the Interactive Health website or contact Becky Johnson (O28) at 380-7380 or via email.
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: Bernard Pavon (N960), David Shortt (O39), Garland Moore (X43), Austin Carter (X43), Michael Bridges (X70), Andre Smith (X82), Joseph Traynham (X82), Patti Richardson (X82), James S. Butler (X43), and Ron Ellsworth (X21). Want to nominate a fellow employee? Contact Catrina Hagwood (O18) at 688-1907.
Brady Goggin (O28) demonstrates to Jacqueline Beale (E86) the proper portion sizes for different food groups. Photo by Ricky Thompson
Employees Participate in National Nutrition Month Demo In honor of National Nutrition Month, representatives from Newport News Shipbuilding’s Wellness provider and the Food Services Department teamed to host a “Savor the Flavor” lunch demonstration for employees March 23. The demo was held in the lunch area on the sixth floor of Bldg. 520. “It’s a great time of year to focus on healthy eating,” said Gabrielle Willis (O28), registered dietitian. “Shipbuilders are able to learn about the benefits of herbs and spices, sodium in various foods, and portion sizes. Awareness events equip shipbuilders with the knowledge and empowerment to make positive changes to improve their health and wellbeing.”
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DATEBOOK 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.
MARCH 30
The Management Development Center (MDC), Performance Coaches and In-Service Aircraft Carrier Program (ISCVN) Leadership program will host a “Coaching Moment” with Dr. Henry Cloud. For more information view the event flier. RSVPs must be received by Tuesday, March 29. Call O25 at 688-2761 or 380-4748, or send an email to CoachingPrograms@hii-nns.com to RSVP.
APRIL 14
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.
APRIL 14
The L.E.A.R.N. Program will host an after work event with Rob Hogan, vice president of Manufacturing and Supply Chain Management. Hogan will give a presentation on the history and future of Newport News Shipbuilding from 4:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. in the VASCIC auditorium on Thursday, April 14. The event is open to all employees and by reservation only. Sign up on the L.E.A.R.N. Yardnet website. Prizes and refreshments will follow the presentation. For questions, contact Liza Carter (E25) at 534-4015.
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APRIL 23
The Progressive Club will hold their second event of the year at 4:30 p.m. on April 23. 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 (X91) at 380-3659 or Buddy Eagle (X70) at 688-3850. All guest or trial 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 trial membership.
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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.
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“This is a big deal for the company,” said X31 Foreman Josh Flint. “It’s also an opportunity for the VCS Program to showcase what we do best each and every day. Seeing the interaction between the crew of Warner and the men and women from various trades all focused on one end result – getting Warner back to sea. It’s why I’m proud to be a shipbuilder.” Mechanic Troy Williams (X43) added, “Post Shakedown Availability gives Newport News Shipbuilding the opportunity to get back into a business we had years ago. It shows that we are deserving of the challenge, but most of all, it gives the shipyard another way of preserving our future business.” Cmdr. Burt Canfield, commanding officer of SSN 785, considers the PSA a joint effort between NNS and Warner’s crew to return the submarine back to sea, mission-ready as quickly as possible. “With the growing number of missions and no foreseeable increase in the number of submarine platforms, PSAs’ focus is squarely centered on first-time quality,” he said. “The excellent work of Newport News Shipbuilding is directly contributing to our nation’s liberty.” Warner is on schedule to complete its PSA later this year.
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 is currently ongoing. Visit
Pictured on front page: USS John Warner (SSN 785). Photo by Chris Oxley
www.huntingtoningalls.com/5k to register.
Mark your calendar. Environmental Health and Safety (EH&S) will host its annual Earth Day event from 3:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. Thursday, April 21. For more information view the frequently asked questions on Yardnet.
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Richmond International Raceway is offering a special offer for Newport News Shipbuilding employees. View the flier for more information.
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OUR HISTORY IS
OUR STRENGTH Women’s History Month March 1-31
“Our History is Our Strength” is the theme of the National Women’s History Project. At Newport News Shipbuilding, we’re proud to honor and recognize the contributions women have made throughout America’s history and our own history. Today, women are shaping our world and our business to ensure a strong foundation for the future.
The senior leadership team joins all NNS shipbuilders in celebrating both the significant contributions women have made to our nation and the valuable role of women shipbuilders.
LONG SERVICE MASTER SHIPBUILDERS
march
George Bowman 40 years
George Brock 40 years
Michael Bullock 40 years
Carl “Cee- Cee” Crocker
40 years
Tommy Duncan * 40 years
Cecil Eley 40 years
Jack Fretz 40 years
Anthony Harrell 40 years
John Harris Sr. 40 years
Ken Hewitt 40 years
Nathan Hord 40 years
Brian Ingram Jr. 40 years
Clark Johnson 40 years
Dwayne Jones 40 years
Lee Legette 40 years
Richard Long 40 years
Irevia “Ree” Marshall 40 years
Varia McCloud 40 years
David McIntyre 40 years
Bobby Owen 40 years
Ernest “Popcorn” Parker
Frank Pennington III
Joanne Person
40 years
40 years
40 years
Tony Phillips 40 years
Randy Reid 40 years
Annie Silver 40 years
Selma Toon 40 years
Earnest “Weld” Wheeler
C. T. Wilson 40 years
40 years
LONG SERVICE 50 YEARS Carolyn Grimes
O14
45 YEARS Charles Heinen Clark Johnson
X73 X27
40 YEARS George Bowman X32 George Brock X15 Robert Brown X91 Michael Bullock X43 Carl Crocker X42 Freddie Cypress X18 Tommy Duncan * X70 Cecil Eley X42 Jack Fretz X31 Sherry Glenn X31 Anthony Harrell X18
John Harris Kenneth Hewitt Nathan Hord Brian Ingram Dwayne Jones Leonard Jones John Kernodle Carlton Langford Lee Legette Richard Long Irevia Marshall Floyd Mathis Varia McCloud David McIntyre Carl Melton III William Michaelis Bobby Owen Ernest Parker
march X15 O69 X85 O48 O69 X33 X33 X11 X33 X79 O53 X70 O53 X59 X11 X33 T54 A572
Frank Pennington III X31
Joanne Person Anthony Phillips Randy Reid Gerry Reil Annie Silver Dewey Spence III Selma Toon Earnest Wheeler Rosa Wilkerson Ronald Willis Calvin Wilson
X42 X33 X33 O43 X33 X79 O53 X42 X33 X33 X31
35 YEARS Anthony Artis Bass Beasley Jr. Deidra Bethea Natalie Blow
X31 X91 E15 O04
Timothy Campbell X33
Lynn DeGregorio
E17
David Deibler Michael Donofrio Betty Evert Glenda Greene Gloria Hawkins Kent Heath Wayne Heath David Jackson George Kanezo John LaRoche Christopher Lowe Steven Marshall Edward McNea
O51 E64 O53 O15 O21 X42 O53 X42 X74 O43 E14 O46 X42
Reid Phelan Linda Ross Cheryl Sanford Michael Saunders Gary Skinner Jr.
O68 O14 O14 X42 X91
Thomas Osborne Jr. X82
Lorinda Smith Michael Smith Joseph Sterne Philip Vieth Wayne Wright James Young
O78 O43 X43 E25 X31 E81
30 YEARS James Albright
E18
Barre Gibson Angela Goodrich Mitchell Gregory Daniel Johnson Jody Miller John Plevelich Fulton Purdy William Robinson
E19 E83 E27 E45 E14 X88 X31 X18
Gregory Bocwinski E22 Robert Caffacus Jr. O27
Gary Stewart E64 Linda Taylor E86 Jacqueline Tisdale X87 25 YEARS Eric Baldwin X73 Chad Green E22 Anthony Holmes X10 Elmer Holmes Jr. X36 Braston Jackson O48 Edward Kittles X36 Stephen Perry X18 Christopher Sewell
Shirley Spratley Bruce White
RETIREMENTS Glenda Bailey Robert Baker Herbert Blackwell Melvin Branch Stepney Brown David Bryant George Bryant
O46 X33 X33 X18 X36 O39 X11
X89
X31 O22
february
Curt Claud Ricardo Corpuz Harold Coston
O53 X43 M53
Debra Cross Roy Fennell James Jones
O88 X33 X43
William Creekmur Jr. X42
James Keemer Jr. Robert Keyes Carlton Knight Charles Lassiter Regina Lee
X11 X11 X87 X33 T51
Alphonso Lipscomb X33
Gregory Marshall X11
Yvonne McClanahan E89
Linton Miller Barbara Niland Willis Overton James Paul William Payne Daniel Pleva
X36 N350 O53 X36 X18 O46
William Riddick X33 Richard Shaw Jr. M40 Howard Smith X42 Walter Spencer Jr. O43 Ella Spratley O23 Robert Stuart X42 Dallas Taylor X18
Anne Tynes
X43
Willie Whitehead Benford Williams George Williams Jimmy Williams Herbert Young
X32 X32 X33 X33 X43
Herbert Whitaker Jr. X36
* October 2015 Anniversary
40 Years Ago A newly constructed hammerhead crane sits in the recently expanded North Yard on March 23, 1976. NNS Photo Archives
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EMPLOYEE CLASSIFIEDS Due to cost saving measures, beginning April 4, 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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Boat & Marine Supply cont.
Hobbies cont.
ENGINE STAND - Engine Stand $40 (757) 532-7859
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HOME THEATER - JVC TH-5C Home Theater System good condition. 5 disc changer/5 speakers/sub woofer. $75 OBO. Text pics. (757) 897-7524
HARLEY DAVIDSON - 04 Low Rider. New shocks; Fwd controls; Hwy pegs; Quik detach backrest & windshield. 26 k mi. $6950. (757) 879-5126
CRATE AMP - Crate 120W 2x12 Combo Amp 3 Channels, Spring Reverb Fair Condition $100 OBO (757) 897-7524
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FURNISHINGS & APPLIANCES
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COUNTER TOP OVEN - Hamilton Beach oven Bake/broil/convection/rotisserie. $30 (757) 393-3905
FLOPPY DISKS - Transfer your home disk files to an external hard drive. (757) 329-5645
KING SIZE SET - Bleached wood, headboard, foot board, Hutch and night stands. $300, OBO (443) 250-2782
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BAR STOOLS - Qty 3, Swivel seat, Black, leather seat with cane back, bar height. $210 for 3 (757) 871-2411
2005 YAMAHA R1 - Raven, 4800 Miles, Like New, $7000 OBO (716) 597-8759
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2002 CAVILER - 138,000 mls. New paint, runs great. 2500 OBO (757) 814-4322
GUITAR CLASSES - 1-on-1 (Midtown NN) Wk/bi-wk sched (757) 528-7017
BOAT & MARINE SUPPLY 05 BAJA - Baja Outlaw 20’ Inbd/Outbd, 5.0L Aluminum Tandem Axle Trailer, Low Hours. 15,000 (252) 332-9898 CHAPARRAL 2830 - 28ft Bowrider with enclosed head. E/C, freshwater use only. Tandem Alum trlr. 454 EFI. $24,000 OBO (757) 357-5542
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FUTON - Chrome Futon with 8” mattress, Good Condition, $75 OBO (757) 220-9278 SINK & FAUCET - Stainless Steel Sink and faucet with hoses. In good shape. $75 (757) 688-3604 MAYTAG - Electric Clothes Dryer, 6 Cu Ft Capacity, GC, $85.00. (757) 810-8746 CHIMNEY CAP - Single Flue, Stainless Steel, Screened, VGC, Fits 8” x 8” flue liner, $40.00, (757) 810-8746
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LOST & FOUND LOST KEYS - 1 Dodge car key 1 house key with green rubber on it, Rite Aid, CVS, and Sears reward cards on ring. (757)771-4740
REAL ESTATE HOUSE FOR SALE - 3 bdrm/2 bath in Gloucester. 2 acres of land. Very well taken care of. $180k (757) 635-0785 APT FOR RENT - 1BR/1BA/Loft, 800sq/ ft, Washer/Dryer Included, City Center Area. $725/month (502) 553-7298 LAKE GASTON - Waterfront Property .47 acre waterfront lot Lake Gaston, N.C. $114,900 (757) 672-9895 BEACH HOUSE - 3 Bedroom 1 1/2 Bath on Beach Road in Kitty Hawk, NC $950 + $100 Deposit Beautiful View of Ocean (757) 846-1036 LAND FOR SALE - 1.3 Acre in York Co. quiet neighb. cty water & sewer avail. $65,000 OBO (757) 218-7418 KDH HOME 4 SALE - Mi Post 6, 280K,4BR/3.5BA, 2280SF, GMRM, Gas FP, Wet Bar, Outside Shower, Garage, Hot Tub,(757) 880-5233 TH FOR SALE NN - 3 BR 2 BA in Kiln Creek area, I-64 adjacent. New Carpet, 1606 Sq Ft, LR wired for SS. Woods Adjac. $160,000 (757) 675-8398 TWNHOME 4 SALE - 2BD/2.5BA, 3 car driveway, corner lot with fenced in patio. Western Branch Chesapeake area. $170K (757) 822-0027 HOME 4 RENT - 2BR/1 Bth in NN. Appliances, water, cable, internet and gas heat incl. $825/mn. (757) 715-5460 21 ACRES - Great for hunting, retirement home, wooded, in Southampton County on rt. 258, 1 mi. from N.C. line. $50,000. (757) 663-9626 17.43 ACRES - in King and Queen County, VA. Intersection of Rt. 617 and Rt.614. $54,000 neg. (757) 880-5299 HOUSE FOR RENT - 3 bedroom, 1-1/2 bath, family room, kitchen, central air/ heat, washer/dryer hookup. Rent $850/ mo. (757) 344-6190 WATERFRONT HOME - 3Br/2Ba 1,248 sqft, Seaford, $1200/mo (757) 880-3636
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ROOMMATE WANTED - nonsmoker to share 2 bedroom apartment in River Park towers. $500/mo (757) 452-0083
HELPING HANDS - General home cleaning. One time or special occasion. Licensed & Insured. (757) 371-3904
ALL YOU CAN EAT - Line Dance Shrimp/Crab Feast & Shop Aug. 6, $155 incl transport. $50 dep due ASAP. (757) 508-3733
T/H IN HAMPTON - 3br/1.5 ba, 5 ceiling fans, freshly painted, newer carpet, w/d, 1300 sf, Magruder Commons, Rdy 4/16, $1,150. (757) 572-7062
GOURDS - Excellent for making bird houses or crafts. They are dried, cleaned and sold by size. (757) 766-1932
MISCELLANEOUS WEDDING DECOR - silk bouquets, centerpieces, bows, candy buffets, etc. (757) 206-3386 A/C SERVICE - Offering discounts on system replacements, spring cleaning and tune ups for heat pumps and A/C units. (757) 771-3441 MOWER REPAIR - Small engine repair. Get a tune up now! (757) 897-4737 SCRAP METAL - Free Old metal swing set in my yard; you disassemble and haul away. (757) 342-8021 HEAT PUMP - Free tune-up, inspec + rebate for Dom. Power cust. (757) 286-2368 ORGANIC BEEF - Grass Fed Beef (540) 255-1292 TRAINER - Fully supervised private training fitness programs; all levels. (757) 930-3372 WEDDING DÉCOR - Misc. wedding glassware. Candle cylinders, vases, etc. Too much to list. (757) 342-8021 MAKE-UP ARTIST - Services incl: Bridal, Proms, & More! (757) 325-5353 SELF DEFENSE - Tactical Training, assault awareness & recognizing threats. Apr.:1, 2, 18, 25, & 26 (757) 838-1102 CHILDCARE - M-F 5 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. FTPT 20+ yrs exp. OY. PT, (757) 249-2624 HOUSE WASHING - House, Roof and Concrete Cleaning. Most of our methods are used with less than 500PSI. Licensed and Insured. (757) 810-5115 GUTTER CLEANING - clean by hand, bag debris, flush down spouts and brighten outside Licensed and Insured. (757) 810-5115 ORGAN - Baldwin Fun Machine 3 rows of keys + amp/extras, like new, needs tuning $300 OBO txt aft. 3 (757) 240-6175
HANDYMAN - Call for a free estimate on your home repair and building needs. (757) 256-8131 TRACTOR WORK - Bushogging, field mowing, front end loader mat’l moving, gravel grading. (757) 810-9052
ANTIQUE SAFE - Early 1900s, HerringHall-Marvin, dbl dr combination. Ext 61Hx34Wx32D/Int 39Hx21Wx15D. VG cond. 1.5 tons $500 (757) 599-1960 LAWN CARE - Affordable lawn care to include cutting, edging, leaf removal, flower beds & more. (757) 713-0660
PETS
POOL TABLE - $200 Firm. Accessories, Cur Sticks, Table. (757) 262-9287 QUEEN BED - Queen Size Sleigh bed, Maple Rail Head & foot Board Like new $220 (757) 532-7859 EUREEKA VACUUM - Good condition, works well. Needs new belt. $40 (757) 871-7517 LAUNDRY DETERG - 5 GAL. Bucket $35. Liquid H.E. last 4 to 5 months works great Sweet potatoes half bushel $15 watercooler $65 (757) 589-7248 ITEMS Microwaves, exercise equipment, patio table, 4 chairs, smart glove, ovens, 4 connected office waiting rm chairs (757) 589-7248 ICON RDG JKT - Mens X-LG leather motorcycle riding jacket $200 for picture call or text (757) 236-0789
BIRDCAGE - Med-size white w/ food/ water trays, wooden perches. 27”H x 19.5”W x 15”D. $75 (757) 705-5235 55GAL FISH TANK - stand and all equipment. w/10 gallon tank for quarantine of new fish. Pick-up only $300 obo. (703) 501-4255
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VANPOOL - van comes through King William West Point New Kent Norge/ Croaker commuter lot (540) 907-5811 LAWN EQUIPMENT - Unwanted broken or running will pick up for free. Leave msg or TXT. (757) 897-4737
JEEP ACCESSORY - MOPAR Hard Top Storage Case. For 07-15 New cond $40 (757) 236-0789
VAN RIDERS - Van leaving from Belvidere NC to Chowan, Gates county (Hwy 32) thru Suffolk to NNS 1st shift (252) 619-3117
JEEP TOP HOIST - Hard Top hoist like new. Hoist top off w/just one person, $350 obo (757) 236-0789
WASHER & DRYER - Broken washers & dryers that are in your way. Will pick up for free. (757) 617-0100
LANYARDS - BEAD - Accessorize your lanyard. Made to order. $15 closed, $18 for magnetic breakaway. (757) 236-0789
BB PASSPORT SE - WTB Blackberry Passport SE silver edition, unlocked. Will pay $250. Text (757) 869-4842
MEMORY BRACELET - Memory Bracelets out of buttons from your loved ones clothes (757) 236-0789
CARPOOL/RIDESHARE - from Zuni/Ivor to NNS first shift. (757) 478-5860
WINE CHARMS - Select theme and colors. (757) 236-0789 LANDSCAPING - Mowing, Gutters, Fences, Decks, etc. (NN, Hampt., York. Area) (757) 535-9279 WIRE SHELVING - New, 12’ L X 12” & 20” deep. (757) 535-9279 RIDING MOWER - Toro wheel horse riding lawn mower, 8HP 25” Cut w/ recycle bagger $500 (757) 310-4769
TRAILER - Wanted enclosed trailer prefer older model. (757) 620-4472 WANTED - Handyman / Contractor for Vinyl Siding / Sheet Rock in NN. Need free estimate. (757) 508-2781