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A weekly publication of Newport News Shipbuilding
Washington Completes Initial Sea Trials The newest Virginia-class submarine Washington (SSN 787) successfully completed its sea trials on Sunday, April 2. “The ship and its crew performed exceptionally well,” said Matt Needy, vice president of Submarines and Fleet Support. “It was truly an amazing process to see the hundreds of suppliers and the many thousands of shipbuilders from both Newport News and Electric Boat work closely with the ship’s crew to bring this great warship to life.”
All systems, components and compartments were tested during the trials. The submarine submerged for the first time and operated at high speeds on the surface and underwater. Washington will undergo a round of acceptance trials before delivery to the Navy by Newport News. Construction of Washington, which began in September 2011, marked the beginning of the VCS program’s two-submarines-peryear build plan for Newport News. CONTINUED ON PG 2
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The following video message from NNS President Matt Mulherin was sent to employees on April 3. Please take a moment to watch the video or read the message below. Dear Shipbuilders, I’d like to take a moment to speak with you about our inclusion and diversity (I&D) efforts. Hopefully you have seen the videos we began publishing last year about what I&D is and what it feels like to be excluded because of things like gender, race, appearance, height, weight and age.
Washington sea trials photos: cover photo by Matt Hildreth; photo above by Ashley Major
Washington Sea Trials CONTINUED FROM PG 1
I want to thank the shipbuilders who volunteered to share their stories. You have helped all of us to better understand the unintentional biases people have. It’s only through honest conversations that we can move forward on our journey. With that in mind, we will be expanding our focus about why it’s important to be inclusive and to embrace diversity of thought.
Watch a video highlighting Washington sea trials and the VCS shipbuilders who built the ship. The video is available on MyNNS, the NNS to Go app, and the company's external website and social media pages.
Martin Luther King Jr. was a great leader who embodied these beliefs. He once said, “We must live together as brothers or perish together as fools.” April 4 marks the 49th anniversary of Dr. King’s assassination. I ask each of you to take a moment this week to remember him, to think about his mission, and to reflect on how far – or maybe in some respects how little – we’ve come since his death. From a company perspective, we’ll be conducting more interviews with shipbuilders this year, and you’ll soon be hearing their personal stories about how and why I&D matters. I encourage each of you to consider sharing your stories – either as part of our company-wide campaign or in your work teams. I cannot stress enough the importance of open and honest conversations about this topic. Thank you for your support, your consideration and your willingness to make a difference. Sincerely, Matt Mulherin President, Newport News Shipbuilding
Pictured (L to R): Michael Peregoff (O53), April Barnes (X73), Ebony Armstrong (O22) and Kevin Thomas (O39). Not pictured: Kyiana Weaver (O22). Photo by Matt Hildreth
Congratulations FQS Graduates Five new foremen completed the final step in the Foreman Qualification Standards (FQS) by completing the General Foreman's Proficiency Board in February. FQS is a program used by general foremen to mentor, track progress and establish a framework for successful performance. Upon completion of all tasks in the guide, foreman appear before a board of peer general foremen. The candidate is then evaluated 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 significant time investment from all participants. Since the program's start in 2012, a total of 128 foremen have successfully completed the process.
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North Yard Parking Impacts; 300 Additional Spaces to Be Added to North Hidens In April, approximately 408 parking spaces in the North Yard will be affected due to road and infrastructure construction in support of the Joint Manufacturing Assembly Facility (JMAF). Of the 408 spaces affected, 329 spaces will be returned as soon as possible in the coming months; 79 spaces will be permanently lost. View a map of the affected areas. In an effort to offset the loss of parking, the company will be expanding North Hidens by adding 300 new parking spaces during the month of April. North Hidens is a parking lot located off Warwick Blvd. and is available to all NNS employees. The company provides a free Park-and-Ride shuttle to and from the shipyard to this parking lot. When the new parking spaces are added to North Hidens, additional shuttle buses will be added to the Park-and-Ride route to accommodate the increase of shuttle users. The Park-and-Ride Shuttle operates from 5 a.m. to 8 a.m. and 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday, excluding holidays. As a reminder, when the shuttle service is not operating, employees can use the company’s taxi service, which is available from 7:15 a.m.to 3:10 p.m. and 3:45 p.m. to 1:10 a.m. Monday through Friday; the taxi service can be scheduled during these hours by calling 846-7730.
Registered Dietician and Nutrionist Gabrielle Willis (O28) leads a cooking demo for employees in honor of National Nutrition Month March 30. Photo by Matt Hildreth
NNS Celebrates National Nutrition Month To celebrate National Nutrition Month (March), Interactive Health offered cooking demonstrations to employees last week. Demonstrations were provided at Bldg. 520 and at VASCIC. Registered Dietician and Nutritionist Gabrielle Willis (O28) led the demonstrations and showed shipbuilders how to make a healthy chicken burrito bowl using healthy alternatives. Healthy recipes were also provided to employees during the demonstration as well as confidential blood pressure readings. “The turnout was great and the recipe was well received," said Willis. “Cooking demos are a fun way to engage with employees and show them how simple, affordable, and tasty healthy cooking can be.” Dan Bamford (E04) said, “With a busy schedule and having three young kids who are picky eaters, it was nice to learn how to make something healthy with ingredients everyone will enjoy."
MODSIM Shares Expertise at Waste Management Employees from Newport News Shipbuilding's Modeling and Simulation (MODSIM) Department participated in the 2017 Waste Management Conference in Phoenix, Arizona, March 5-9. The annual conference provides a global forum for discussing and seeking cost-effective and environmentally responsible solutions to the safe management and disposition of radioactive waste and materials. MODSIM representatives Russ Shaffer (E04) and Stefani Werner (E04) provided a presentation during the event and offered a question and answer session that focused on the team's implementation of a process simulation model at the Savanah River Nuclear Solutions site. The team's model is being used at the site to assist in increasing the efficiency and production rate of a 50 year old nuclear material processing facility.
Pictured: Russ Shaffer (E04), left, and Stefani Werner (E04) at the 2017 Waste Management Conference in Phoenix March 5-9.
"The Waste Management Symposia provides an excellent opportunity for our employees to present papers, attend technical sessions, and interact with other industry leaders," said Werner. "We enjoyed supporting the conference and look forward to participating again."
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A Team That Works Together, Learns Together
2017 Earth Day Events
A Surface Preparation and Treatment (X33) crew participated in "Learning Day," March 30. The crew's leadership, Lead General Foremen Robert Patsell, General Foreman Hienz Trulley and Foreman Patti Richardson, lead the activity for the third shift crew. "We spent two hours guiding the crew through a series of interactive activity stations," said Patsell. "The activities were designed to educate crew members on procedural requirements, ethical principles for ensuring quality work, and important work-related facts." Marine Painter Nancy King said, "The activity was a fun way for us to come together to learn about the work requirements and be reminded of who our customers are. It means a lot that our leadership took time to plan this activity for us." Trulley said "Leaning Day" for the crew was very beneficial. "This team has been through a lot of change with foreman turnover, and each time a new foreman comes in, there are new expectations and leadership styles," he said. "This event gives us an opportunity to
X33 Insulators Herbert Jones, left, and Tonaya Gary, right participate at one of the activity stations during "Learning Day," March 30. Photo by Christy Higgins
Volunteer Cleanup bring them together, to show them that we care, and to encourage them to not lose focus of what needs to be done." The event concluded with Richardson providing a recap of the two hour session and left the crew with words of motivation. "We must all come to work every day with gratitude which can't be taught," she said. "We have to realize that there are a lot of people waiting for our jobs and we can't come in here every day as if someone owes us this job. We need to come in with gratitude and be grateful that we woke up and that we have somewhere to go to be able to provide for our families."
Shipbuilder Steering the Way Recently, while performing surveillance, Quality Analyst Kevin Roberson (K93) noticed a recall date was expired on a wire pendant holding a heavy piece of metal structure. Understanding that there could be potential for severe injury and equipment damage if the wire pendant were to fail, Roberson immediately informed Department X36, who took prompt action to move the structure into a safe condition. To recognize Roberson's attention to detail and swift action, Ron Murray, vice president of Quality, met with Roberson on March 17 to present him with a Level 1 Ethics Award. "Every day, employees in quality are in the field ensuring NNS products and services are meeting customer requirements, said Murray. "At the same time, these same folks are in the field ensuring that shipbuilders stay safe. Kevin's actions proved his
Environmental Health and Safety (EH&S) will host a series of events throughout the month of April in honor of Earth Day. View the activities below:
On April 20, NNS volunteers will clean up and spread mulch around trees and shrubs at Christopher Newport Park in downtown Newport News (across from VASCIC), the Victory Arch area, and the Huntington Park beachfront. The cleanup is a familyfriendly event. Volunteers will receive a 2017 Earth Day T-shirt, reusable bag and a certificate of participation. Employees interested in volunteering should complete a volunteer form on the Earth Day MyNNS website. Completed volunteer forms should be submitted to Ebony Webb (O27) in Building 79-1 via Yardmail or email an electronic copy by Monday, April 17. Coloring Contest
Ron Murray, vice president of Quality, right, presents Quality Analyst Kevin Roberson (K93), left, with a Level 1 Ethics Award on March 17. Photo by Ashley Major
commitment to both quality and safety and I'm proud to have him on my team." To nominate a fellow employee for an Onthe-Spot Ethics Award, visit the EEO, Ethics and Compliance website on MyNNS or contact Catrina Hagwood (O18) at 688-1907.
The Earth Day Coloring Contest is for all children (ages 4-16) of NNS employees. Visit the Earth Day website to download and print the coloring picture. The entry form is also on the wabpage and must be filled out in order for your child’s artwork to be entered into the contest. Winners will receive a 2017 Earth Day T-shirt and reusable bag. Artwork and entry forms must be postmarked and/or received by April 21. Send all entries to Ebony Webb at 4101 Washington Avenue, Newport News, VA 23607, Department O27, Building 79-1. EH&S will also host participate in the Virginia Living Museum's Eath Day Celebration from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on April 22. View the Earth Day EH&S Notice for additional information.
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AROUND THE YARD Get Out and Walk: National Walking Day is Wednesday
Reminder: Reinstated "No Drive" Time to Begin April 3
Notice: Motorcycle, Moped and Scooter Owners
Employees are encouraged to get outside and walk on Wednesday, April 5, in honor of National Walking Day. To celebrate, Interactive Health with be hosting two walks on April 5 during lunch. Ron Murray, vice president of Quality, will lead a group at The Apprentice School and Mary Cullen, vice president of Nuclear Propulsion, will lead a group at the Dorothy. Both walks will begin promptly at 12:05 p.m. Send an email to interactivehealth@hii-nns.com for questions.
Due to the volume of third shift employees exiting the gates during the 7 a.m. shift change, the company will reinstate the 7 a.m to 7:10 a.m. "no drive" time beginning April 3. Read the EH&S Notice on MyNNS.
Recently, Newport News Police have noticed an increase in the number of reports for stolen motorcycles and mopeds. Because they are very easy to steal, detectives are asking motorcycle, moped and scooter owners to better secure their vehicles and offer the following tips:
Ethics On-the-Spot Winners Recognized Listed below are the most recent winners of the On-the-Spot Ethics Recognition Program Award. Congratulations to: Tony Adams, Jr. (X10/X11) and Bryan Caccavale (O70), Jalyssa Davis (O15), Ronny Davis (X33), Krissy Giddinge (O51), Beverly Jones (X67), Bill McGarr (O58), Jason Murphy (X31), Jim Myers (O79), Laura Parsons (E70), Mary Ruth Sorenson (O38), David Watkins (X33), Diana Webber-Capps (E17), Charlie West (O79) and Richard West (X36/O69). Want to nominate a fellow employee? Contact Catrina Hagwood (O18) at 688-1907.
Interested in Volunteering at Christening Ceremony April 29? Employees are needed to support Indiana (SSN 789) Christening Ceremony on Saturday, April 29. Volunteers are needed as ushers, site volunteers and parking attendants. Employees interested in volunteering should send an email to Communications@hii-nns.com with their name and first shift contact information. Contact Lauren Shuck (O29) at 380-4622 for questions. Additional information regarding employee tickets to the event will be communicated in future editions of Currents, the NNS to Go app and on MyNNS.
Did You Know? Per the company's policy on Time Collection and Attendance Reporting (SSO 10-403), each employee has individual responsibility to enter and process their time accurately, to a valid direct or indirect (overhead) charge, or to an absent type on a daily basis. Daily time validation is preferred and recommended. However, to allow some flexibility with time validation, effective immediately, time approvers are now allowed to validate labor within two hours of the next shift worked. For example, First shift approvers have until 9 a.m. on the following business day to validate time. Employees and managers are encouraged to review this procedure in Command Media and to contact Payroll for questions.
L.E.A.R.N. to Host After Work Event April 12 The L.E.A.R.N. Program will host an after-work presentation with Vice President and Chief Information Officer Bharat Amin on from 4:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. on April 12 at VASCIC. Amin will discuss “Digital Disruption.” The event is open to all employees by reservation only. Sign up on the L.E.A.R.N. website. Prizes and refreshments will follow the presentation. For questions, contact Tanika Davis (O24) at 688-7916.
AFA Retirement Presentations Did you miss the Aon Hewitt Financial Advisors (AFA) retirement presentations in February? If you’re enrolled in the Huntington Ingalls Savings Plan (HISP) 401(k), log in to UPoint at hiibenefits.com and watch the presentation online.
• Owners should document a complete description of their moped or scooter including the serial number and maintain the information in a safe place. • Owners should avoid chaining their mopeds and scooters overnight in areas where they are easily seen. Many of these thefts involve the suspects cutting the chains or locks. Detectives recommend storing them in a garage or other secure facility. • Avoid parking motorcycles out in the open and in poorly lit areas. As with mopeds and scooters, detectives suggest storing motorcycles out of sight in a garage or other out building or otherwise concealed from view as much as possible. If none of these measures are possible, detectives suggest parking motorcycles in brightly lit areas near other vehicles. Shipbuilders are encouraged to report any suspicious activity to *911 or 380-2222.
L.A.W. to Host Lunch and Learn's in April The Learning After the Whistle (L.A.W.) Program will host a two lunch and learn events on the following dates: • Tuesday, April 11: EPL Trailer by Modular Outfitting Facility • Wednesday, April 12: EPL Trailer by the North Yard Gas Farm Both sessions will begin at 12:10 p.m. and conclude at 12:25 p.m. For additional information, view the event flier. Employees must RSVP by April 7. To RSVP, call 6882761 or 380-4748 or send an email to MDCPrograms@hii-nns.com.
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The Progressive Club is hosting their 2017 “Cabin Fever Golf Tournament” at Sleepy Hole Golf Club. The tournament is a four-person, captain’s choice. Entry fees include the “Team Mulligan Package.” For more information, view the flier or contact Kenny McBurney (X91) at 813-7246.
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The company is a sponsor of "Tastefully Yours," the peninsula's premier food tasting event, at the Hampton Roads Convention Center from 6 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. View the flier or visit www.hrfoodbank.org for more information.
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Huntington Ingalls Industries plans to award up to 100 scholarships this year to children of HII employees. Parents of children enrolled in a two or four year college program or a pre-kindergarten school readiness program should apply for the 2017-2018 scholarship by April 15. For more information about both of the scholarship opportunities, visit the HII Scholarship Fund website.
APRIL 21
The Apprentice Alumni Association (AAA) will host the annual Apprentice Alumni 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). Contact Fred Peedle (E51) at 688-6682 or visit www.nnapprentice.com/alumni/news.htm for more information.
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APRIL 29
The Richmond International Raceway is offering NNS employees discounted tickets to the race on Saturday, April 29. View the flier on MyNNS.
MAY 6
Come out and watch the 10th Annual SNAME Boat Design Competition at Lake Maury. The event opens at 9:30 a.m. and the christening of the boats will occur at 10 a.m. Boat races and awards will follow. No RSVP needed. For more information, contact Jennifer Ryan (O22) at 380-3150.
Financial Literacy Month To celebrate Financial Literacy Month in April, the Employee Assistance Program (EAP) will host a series of webinars throughout the month to help employees set and meet financial goals. Employees can attend one or both webinars online. "Living Within a Realistic Budget"
MAY 20
Newport News Shipbuilding’s Submarine Program will hold its annual Golf Classic at Cypress Creek Golf Course. The tournament is a four-person, captain’s-choice format. For more information, contact Johnny Mintz (X67) at 880-8965.
MAY 20
The Contracts and Pricing (O19) Department is supporting a community event to help find a cure for type one diabetes(T1D). The Hampton Roads chapter JDRF (formally the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation) will host a golf tournament at Sleepy Hole golf course. Tee time will be 1:00 p.m. shot gun start with a four person-captains choice format. The cost is $75 per person. Price includes green fees, cart, unlimited range balls and post tournament dinner. Contact Steve Speight (O19) at 380-7381 for more information.
MAY 20
The 10th Annual NNS 5K Fun Run/Walk will be held Saturday, May 20 at 9 a.m. at Victory Landing Park. This is a fun run/walk. Visit www.huntingtoningalls.com/5k to register.
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• Friday, April 7 (12 – 1 p.m.) • Tuesday, April 11 (6 – 7 p.m.) "Getting the Most From Your Paycheck” • Friday, April 21 (12 – 1 p.m.) • Tuesday, April 25 (6 – 7 p.m.) All webinars are open to all Newport News Shipbuilding employees. To attend a webinar, use the link: www.webjoin.com. The dial-in number is 1-888-659-7412 (participant access code: 4303341939). The maximum number of webinar participants is 80. No charge code is provided for these sessions. NEW! Protect Your Savings with Unum Critical Illness Insurance New in 2017, critical illness insurance through Unum is available to HII non-represented employees and their dependents. To enroll in the new Unum critical illness insurance benefit offered by HII, select the plan during Annual Enrollment (April 24 – May 5). For more information, visit Benefits Connect or call the Huntington Ingalls Benefits Center (HIBC) at 1-877-216-3222.
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AUDIO/VIDEO DJ- 10 years, custom playlist for any event, lighting effects and photo. (757) 869-1876 Computer Repair- PC/Laptop, Repair Services, Virus Removal, Install Operating Systems. $85 + Parts. (757) 329-6761
AUTO 2001 Chevy monte Carlo- runs great, needs a little work, no body dents. $2,500 OBO, text (540) 842-3776 Chevy 305 Engine- Complete carb to oil pan. Four barrel Edelbrock, runs great. Can demonstrate run. $500. (757) 268-5667 2014 VW Jetta- 26K miles. New inspection. Automatic. $11K OBO. (757) 690-3910 2005 Volvo S60- Tan 145k miles over 32 mpg highway $3,800. (757) 812-9763 Mustang Intake Manifold- 5.0 Ford Cobra Upper Intake. Should fit 198693 Mustang. GC. Text for pics - $150. (614) 314-3352 2003 Nissan Frontier- 47,213 miles, EC. Roof rack, Hitch receiver. $6,800 firm. (757) 838-3966 Good Project Car- 1993 GEO Prizm. Good tires, new battery, new hoses. Runs but has some issues. $350. (757) 576-7179 2012 Civic Si- Navi Wht w/ Blk int. $13,500 perfect cond, all weather and orig mats, VA legal tint, low miles. (757) 768-9019 1978 El Camino - Runs great, brand new motor under 20K miles small block 350. brand new rims and tires. $5,500 OBO. (757) 813-2184 2004 Honda -EX CRV Dark Blue. 124,200 miles. GC. $5,500. Text for pics. (757) 812-5308 1965 T-Bird- Wht Ext, Red Ltr, PS, PDB, 390 CI Eng Rebuilt, 300 HP, New liner, carpet, radio, tires, dual exhaust, $10,500. (757) 817-6292
1996 Impala SS- brand tires MSD performance parts clean paint job asking $5,700 OBO. (757) 813-2184 2007 Yamaha R1 - EC, 9,300 miles, New Tires, Fully Adjustable Rear Sets, Solo Seat, Must See. (716) 597-8759 2007 Harley Deluxe- Chromed-out, <7 miles, like new, 12k OBO, HD soft tail. Custom PT Job, must see to appreciate. (757) 365-9694 Chevy Rims and Tires- 2013 Silverado 6 lug Steel Rims w/ 245/70R17 Tires <5k mi w/lugs and centers $450. (757) 238-2920 1987 Jeep YJ Soft Top- As-is not running; ignition issue. Excellent body and glass, 6 cyl auto, big wheels, winch, $2,750 OBO. (757) 675-5476 2010 BMW 528i - 64,000 miles. Very clean. Light interior. Heated seats/steering. Garage Kept. Under warranty. (757) 641-2885 1999 Jeep Wrangler - GC. 172K mi. Two year old soft top. All black. 4cyl/5sp man., 2 inch lift. Asking $5,400. (757) 788-1990 Lexus GS 300 wrecked - Parts vehicle. Front bumper and radiator wrecked – engine and body parts in good shape. $600 (757) 810-4518
BOAT & MARINE SUPPLY 2011 Bow Rider- Monterey FS194 only 75 HRS. I/O Volvo Penta. Boat is immaculate, Asking $22,500 Text for pics (757) 759-9752 2001 Stingray Bowrider- 22ft, 350 Mercruiser 300HP. GC with annual professional maintenance. Must See. 13K OBO. (757) 897-6875 1974 AMF Slickcraft 20’- Boat and Trailer in VGC. New outdrive on 351 I/O. Low hours on motor. Text for Pic. (757) 377-0119 J/24 Sailboat - Salt Life - 1979 performance 24’ sailboat w/ original deck layout. Great to learn- cruiseday sail- race. $3,100 (757) 810-4518
FURNISHINGS & APPLIANCES Roll Top Desk- In great cond. 41”H X36” W X 21 “D. Great for a home office or dorm. Asking $100 for desk $10 for a chair. (757) 375-7659
HOBBIES Martin Acoustic/Electric six str- Brand new condition. Black. $500 with soft case. (252) 333-7056
TV Stand- For 43 in TV, made of wood and glass, excellent condition, $40. (757) 850-3889
Ibanez S series- Brand new condition.6 string guitar. Neon Green. comes with case. $500 OBO (252) 333-7056
Decorative Tree- 7-1/2 ft. decorative ambiance tree with designer ceramic pot $60 pictures available. (757) 812-9763
Mystery Book - Lone Ranger “The Mystery Ranch” hard cover book 1950’s with dust cover $15. (757) 812-9763
Large Kitchen Storage Jars- Three glass containers with removable wire bails and wood handles 10” & 14” tall $35 for the set. (757) 812-9763
Nike Slingshot Approach WedgeRH, Std shaft/grip. New - head has plastic cover. Text for pics $35. (614) 314-3352
Old Marble Night Stand- Antique nightstand on iron caster wheels, with book shelf and doors, hand carved pulls, marble top $325. (757) 812-9763
Iron set- 1 iron, 3-9 iron, PW. Graphite shaft; right-handed. Good condition. $75. Text for pics. (757) 849-8542
Bedroom Set 3 pc- Stickley Cherry Bedroom set Queen Canopy bed, triple 10 drawer dresser, mirror and armoire $3,200. (757) 812-9763 Crystal Glass- 2 crystal table bowls, Juilliard design with candle holders, $40. (757) 812-9763 Mirror above Vanity- 36” X 42” mirror for sale. This mirror will fit over a standard 36” vanity. $25 OBO. (757) 813-1984 6’ Wooden Futon- with forrest green mattress pad. Easy Assembly and fairly light. $100 OBO. (757) 813-1984 Entertainment Armoire-VGC-Oak 3 piece w/doors and 42”TV opening. $1,200 OBO. Pics Avail. (804) 693-7435 Wooden File Cabinet- 2 Drawer, honey colored wood file cabinet. Perfect for home office. $50 OBO. (757) 871-3682 Used Sewing Machine- Wanted for crafting, no fancy stitches needed. call or text pics. (757) 319-3535 Dresser - Triple 10 drawer cherry dresser and mirror made in USA by Stickley $1,200 (757) 812-9763
Hokie Club Golf Classic- 4-Person Captains Choice at The Woods Course Kingsmill Resort, Cost: $100 per person. Apr. 24 @ 9 am. (757) 874-6027 Cell Phone LG VX4650 No Camerawith black leather case and belt clip. Wall/car chargers, wired in-ear, $35. (757) 272-7934 Pentax Super A Program Camera35mm film SLR system. Included: camera, lenses, Tokina AT-X 28-85 1:3.4-4.5, filters; more $75. (757) 272-7934 Guitar Instruction- 1:1 Midtown NN treble & bass clef, notation reading call/txt:rates, class times, flexible scheduling. (757) 528-7017 Miscellaneous- Two pool pumps: $50 each; Two Lawn Mowers: $30 each; Raquetball Equip. Various (757) 769-1540
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MISCELLANEOUS Local Raw Honey- Fresh from the hives in Suffolk, Great for allergies, unfiltered, unpasteurized $12 per 1lb jar text. (757) 617-2827 Childcare- M-F, 1st/2nd shift available, FT/PT, CPR and First Aid Certified, smoke and pet free, Foxhill area. (757) 869-1876 Sundance Hot Tub- Six person excellent condition. Runs great. Asking $1,500 or best offer. (757) 897-2041 5.1 Surround Sound Speaker Sys- Boston Acoustic System XS, New still in box, 100 watt powered subwoofer, new $480, asking $300. (757) 935-5344 Black and Decker Lawnmower- 16” 40V battery powered, rear bagger, 3 batteries and charger, 1 year old, like new, asking $195. (757) 935-5744 Book: Financial Crash ComingPostponed but coming - The Great Crash Ahead by Harry Dent $10. (757) 812-9763 Eddie Murphy Autograph- 1986 program book from tour with pics signed $65. (757) 812-9763 Childcare- 6 a.m. to 6 p.m., 12 months-6 yrs M-F, learning, fun, play set in backyard, $20 off 1st wk, pls leave msge (757) 947-4408 Jacket and Boots- Leather jacket Black size 12 front hidden zipper $55 and leather ankle boots size 9 side zipper $10. (757) 812-9763 Flooring- Need your carpet, tile, hardwood, or laminate floors cleaned? (757) 975-0801 Vintage Game - Entex “Spiders” Table top Video Arcade Game from 1982 in original box $65. (757) 812-9763
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Infant Car Seat with Base- Brand new, never used Eddie Bauer SureFit Car Seat. Not expired, never been in an accident. $100 OBO. (757) 329-2361
Eliminator Motorcycle Goggles - Two pairs: one yellow one smoke $6 each or both for $10 ea. No calls before 1pm. Text for pics. (757) 870-5987
Rooms for Rent- Near Patrick Henry Mall. Quiet neighborhood. $500/ month with ultilties , free Wi-Fi call/ txt. (757) 303-8123
Womens Steel Toes- Womens brahma steel toes sneaker style worn twice size 7 $25.00 7text or call. (757) 879-1732
House for Rent- Deep Creek Rd., NN. 1272 sq ft, 2+BR, 1-1/2ba, appliances included, big detached garage. $1,200/mo. (757) 930-0925
Steel toes- Steel toe boots size 101/2 sears brand 6 inch black worn for 1 week too wide for me $40 (757) 879-1732
House For Sale- 3BR/2B, Bnus Rm, Crnr Lt, Lrg Dck/Yrd, Pool, Heated Grge, Shed, and more. (757) 814-9377
Pest Terminator- Termite Swarm? Bug Wings? Free Inspections. Expert Pest/Termite/Moisture Control, Repairs/Poly. (757) 873-4999
House for Rent- 34th Street - NN. 2 BR/1BA home on quiet block. Central Air. Backyard. $675/mo. Avail May 15 (757) 871-3682
Lawn Care- Lawn care, Cleanups, tree trimming, mulch, landscape design. Great price. Licensed and Insured. (757) 525-0259 Items - Microwaves $35 and up, Patio sets $85 and up,vacuums $35 and up,Carpet shampooers $65 and up. (757) 218-2946 Items- Electric shopper cart amigo new cost $2500 sell for $425, 5 gallon bucket laundry detergent $35. (757) 218-2946 Exercise Equip- Ellipticals $50 to $225, Exercise Bikes, $45 to $230, Treadmills $155 to $299, Kettler rower $399. (757) 218-2946 Lawn Care- Mowing, edging, etc. (NN, Hampt., York. Area), call or text for estimate (757) 535-9279 Free Manure- Fresh and aged. Will scoop. (757) 846-4728 2 Plots/2 Crypts- Veterans Memorial Gardens in Hampton, $1,500 or best offer, txt/call. (757) 817-6292 Bushogging/Field MowingOvergrown areas/pastures or fields bushogged or mowed. Clear Cut Tractor Service, Poquoson. (757) 810-9052 Wagon Wheels- For trailer, tires and rims, 5.30-12 5 lug, no rust, good cond, txt/call $40 (757) 817-6292 A-frame jumper and walker- FP A-frame infant jumper, neutral colors, gently used $30.3 in 1 walker with lots of toys $5.Text only. (757) 771-9873 12 month winter boys clothing - 2 totes $50 if you take everything. (757) 771-9873 General Home Cleaning. Free estimates. Special occasion cleaning welcomed. Licensed and insured. (757) 371-3904
PETS Forever Home- For 10yr old blk/wht female cat, military relocation out of state. Txt for pics (301) 452-1343
REAL ESTATE For Sale- 2BR 2BA, New HVAC, New Water Heater, Fresh Paint, New Fixtures, All Appliances inc. Kiln Creek $210K. (757) 298-1733 Townhouse- 2 bd/1.5 bth, new floors/paint. $1.2K/mo, 1 yr lease. Woodtown Qtrs.(757) 869-7675 Home for Rent- Newmarket2BR/2BA, new appliances, kitchen, HVAC, deck. fenced in backyard, 1/3 acre w/pwrd shed. (757) 358-2772 House for Sale- NN Colny Pines1857 sqft, 4BR, 2.5Bth ,LR, DR,FR, KT, Fenced Yard, New Roof, Huge Deck, (757) 739-1344 3BR/2BA Brick Rancher- Beautiful home w/lots of upgrades, large yard in desirable Elizabeth Lakes off Fox Hill Rd Hpt 23669. (757) 749-3146 Brick Rancher for Sale- 3BR/2BA off Fox Hill Rd. 5 min to LAFB, 10 min to NNS. Upgraded kitchen/BA, large sunroom and yard. (757) 688-2779 Home for Rent - NN- Cozy cottage near CNU for rent. Quiet/Safe area;1 BR, 1BA, central AC/Heat. No Yard
For Rent- Enjoy a vacation on a floating cottage at Whitehouse Cove in Poquoson. Great sunrise and sunsets. (757) 298-1733 House For Sale- 3BR/2.5BA, updated kit/bathrms, private bkyd, Gar. And Shed and Hot Tub, hdwd flrs,new appl, Hidenwood NN. (757) 871-4845 Lots For Sale- Two 1/2 acre lots for sale on tidal canal in Gloucester. Call for more details. (757) 641-4994 Beach House for Rent - 3 Bdrm, 1-1/2 Bth on Beach Rd, Kitty Hawk, $950/weekly $100 Deposit. (757) 846-1036 Condo for Rent-LPGA week lodging in Williamsburg May 15-21. 3 Bed/ sleeps 10. Next to Water Country. (757) 357-3807
WANTED Van Riders- Van leaving from Belvidere NC, Chowan, Gates County (Hwy32) and down town Suffolk to NNS 1st shift. (252) 619-4166 Vanpool Riders- van comes through King William West Point New Kent norge/toana commuter lot. (540) 907-5811 Washer and Dryer- Will pick up for free. (757) 617-0100 Commuter Van- HRT commuter van from VA Beach to NNS daily first