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A weekly publication of Newport News Shipbuilding
Indiana (SSN 789) is Christened Newport News Shipbuilding held a christening ceremony for Indiana (SSN 789), the 16th Virginia-class submarine, Saturday, April 29. With a single swing, ship’s sponsor Diane Donald performed the traditional honor of breaking a bottle of American sparkling wine across the submarine's hull. Donald is the wife of Adm. Kirkland Donald (U.S. Navy, Ret.), former director, Naval Nuclear Propulsion. “It’s the honor of a lifetime to be here today,” said Donald. “While the size of the submarine alone is stunning, the complexity inside sets it apart from any other machine ever built. These ships are second to none, made in America by truly remarkable Americans.” Vice President Mike Pence, former governor of Indiana, served as the ceremony’s keynote speaker. “He sent me here today on this historic occasion as a sign of his deep commitment to the Armed Forces of the United States of America, Photo by Ashley Major
and to his commitment to make the strongest fighting force in the world even stronger still,” Pence said of Trump. Speaking to the shipbuilders, he acknowledged their dedication and skill. “You have the gratitude of the commander in chief for your unwavering commitment to your country, your patriotism, your craftsmanship, and rest assured, President Trump will honor your commitment with historic investments in our national defense.” Other ceremony participants included Master Shipbuilder Samuel Brandon, who performed the national anthem; Rep. Bobby Scott (D-Va.); Sen. Joe Donnelly (D-Ind.); Sec. Sean Stackley, acting secretary of the Navy; Vice Adm. Joseph Tofalo, commander, Submarine Forces; Adm. Tom Fargo (U.S. Navy, Ret.), HII chairman of the board; Mike Petters, HII president and CEO; Matt Mulherin, NNS president; and Jeffrey Geiger, president, General Dynamics Electric Boat. Stackley spoke of the U.S. Navy’s important presence around... CONTINUED ON PG 3
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NNS Donates Ambulance to Local Volunteer Rescue Squad When it comes to giving back to the community, Newport News Shipbuilding's Security and Emergency Management team is fully engaged. About every 10 years, the team donates a recently retired company ambulance to a local fire and rescue squad. This year, NNS' Chief of Fire and Emergency Services Mark McTheny, began the process of communicating to all local authorities that NNS had a 2006 wheeled coach ambulance with approximately 40K miles available. Shortly after the announcement was sent in February, the team received a request from Melissa Hatfield, president of the Courtland's Volunteer Rescue Squad in Southampton County. Hatfield's request stated that the county had recently lost one of their ambulances due to a traffic accident involving an uninsured motorist. "We're always happy to help out in our surrounding communities, and this is just one way we can help," said McTheny.
Pictured (L to R): NNS Fire and Rescue Operations Chief Christopher Wilcox, NNS Chief of Fire and Emergency Services Mark McTheny, President of Courtland's Volunteer Rescue Squad in Southampton County Melissa Hatfield, Courtland’s Volunteer Rescue Squad Chief Doug Bailey and NNS Acting Lieutenant Levi Dawkins. Photo by Ashley Major
Within weeks, McTheny was able to obtain final approvals from company leadership to move forward with the donation. On April 20, the chief of Courtland's Volunteer Rescue Squad, Doug Bailey, and Hatfield met with McTheny and other NNS Emergency Management personnel to receive the official title and keys to the ambulance. "We are a small squad that services all of Southampton County, and when we lost one of our ambulances, we couldn't replace it due to financial constraints," said Hatfield. "The loss severely impacted our level of support and we are beyond grateful to NNS for their kind donation."
Shipbuilders Attend First Annual Workers' Memorial Day Wreath Laying Ceremony More than 200 shipbuilders gathered at the Rock for Newport News Shipbuilding's first annual Workers' Memorial Day Wreath Laying Ceremony on Friday, April 28. The ceremony was held to remember those who have suffered or died on the job, to acknowledge the suffering experienced by families and communities, and to renew efforts to ensure the safety of all workers. Several members of NNS' senior leadership team were present at the event including NNS President Matt Mulherin. "It's very appropriate that we're having this ceremony at the Rock," said Mulherin. "The Rock is an iconic symbol that has always been synonymous with quality. But when you really think about it, what it says is: 'We shall build good ships here – always good ships.' Good ships mean quality ships, but it also means ships that are built safely." Mulherin went on to applaud shipbuilders for 2016 being the safest year on record for the company, but noted that there was still 946 injuries. "For me, that is 946 too many," said Mulherin. "I believe our goal must be zero." Following ceremomy remarks, Mulherin along with Ray Bagley, vice president of Trades Operations, Maggie Yarborough (O53), and Vincent Sinclair (O43) laid four wreaths around the Rock representing the “life,” “hard work,” “dedication” and “sacrifice” of shipbuilders.
Shipbuilders place 142 roses around the Rock in honor of shipbuilders who have been lost on the job. Photo by Ashley Major
As wreaths were placed, Shipbuilder Brody Lambaiso (E46) played Amazing Grace on the keyboard. Attendees were then invited to place 142 white roses around the Rock in honor of the 142 NNS shipbuilders who have been lost on the job since the company began in 1886. The ceremony served as a kick-off to a new company-wide campaign focusing on staying vigilant and being aware of potential hazards in the workplace. In the coming weeks, employees will see safety awareness posters and banners hanging around the yard and at the gates as a reminder that safety is the company's top priority.
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Nearly 4,000 guests attended the Indiana Christening Ceremony. Photo by Matt Hildreth
Vice President Mike Pence speaks with Indiana (BB-58) veterans following the ceremony. Photo by John Whalen
Indiana (SSN 789) is Christened CONTINUED FROM PG 1 Pictured (L to R): Vice President Mike Pence, SSN 789 Commandind Officer Jesse Zimbauer, NNS President Matt Mulherin and Ship's Sponsor Diane Donald. Photo by Matt Hildreth
Highlights Video, Photo Slideshow and SSN 789 Poster Now Available A highlights video and a photo slideshow of the Indiana Christening Ceremony on MyNNS, the NNS to Go app or nns.huntingtoningalls.com. A webcast of the entire event is available at huntingtoningalls.com/ssn789. Posters commemorating the Indiana Christening Ceremony are available to shipbuilders in Bldg. 520-1.
... the world. “More than a hundred U.S. Navy ships are underway, providing assurance to our alliesmaintaining persistent surveillance in regions of interest, conducting special operations undetected, safeguarding the choke points of the world, standing poised to assure access to strike if necessary, and providing humanitarian relief if needed. And all the while, [Navy ships are] serving as the enduring, reliable deterrent that underpins our nation’s security.” Speaking on behalf of the state of Indiana, Donnelly thanked the shipbuilders for their service to the U.S. Navy and the Indiana crew. “This crew is going to be at the very tip of the spear,” he said, “and you have given them the tools, the equipment, the ability to accomplish everything.” About 4,000 Newport News shipbuilders have participated in Indiana’s construction in partnership with General Dynamics Electric Boat. Construction began in September 2012 and is about 90 percent complete. The submarine is on track to deliver to the Navy this year. “It’s hard to describe what it’s like to build one of the most complex machines in the world,” said Mulherin. “For our shipbuilders who do this every day – they can even lose perspective of the contributions they are making to our Navy and to our nation. For them, it’s all part of a day’s work—a long, hard, honest day’s work. However, as you look upon this magnificent vessel, I think you’ll agree, it’s no ordinary job. In fact, it’s pretty extraordinary. Our shipbuilders define what ‘Made in America’ means.”
One Year Anniversary: Personal Camera-Enabled Devices May 2, 2017, marks one year since employees and visitors have been allowed to bring personal camera-enabled devices (PCED) inside the shipyard. On this anniversary, employees are reminded that even though PCEDs are permitted on Newport News Shipbuilding property, personal photography and videography is strictly prohibited. Employees who are authorized to take photographs and record video may only do so with company-approved devices. Visit nns.huntingtoningalls.com/pced for more information, FAQs and employee tips, or visit the following MyNNS websites in regards
to the company's PCED policy: • Control and Authorization of Company-Owned Cameras and Camera-Enabled Devices on NNS Property (SSP S-1024) • Prohibited and Restricted use Items (SSP S-1040) • Control of Personally Owned Camera-Enabled Devices (SSW S-1040.1) • HII Guidelines for Employees Use of Social Media
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Onsite Representatives Participate in NNS Workshop Newport News Shipbuilding's Submarine Hull Planning Yard (E18) hosted a local workshop for NNS Planning Yard Onsite Representatives (OSR’s), from around the nation, during the week of April 3. These representatives provide full time support for operational Los Angeles-class, Seawolfclass and Virginia-class submarines around the country and in Guam. The week-long workshop concentrated on functional areas and processes related to engineering, logistics support, and configuration management; as the OSR team provides a forward presence and communication conduit to submarine engineering, technical solutions, and naval activities regarding NNS Submarine Hull Planning Yard products and services. “Our onsite reps are key to our core business as a planning yard for the Navy and directly support the operational readiness of the submarine fleet.” said Mike Hoyt, Planning Yard manager. “Bringing them together for a workshop like this is important in framing our future requirements for submarine fleet support and our presence at each of these sites."
OSR Team. First row (L to R): Barbara Crawley (E18), Jamice Westfall (E18). Second row (L to R): Bryan Debolt (E18), Joe Aquino (E94), Alan Spangenberg (E94), Tony Becker (E94), Karl Sakai (E94), Joe Schneider (E94), Johnny Meadows (E18). Third row (L to R): Grant Ryan (E95), Ron Norton (E18), David Taylor (E96), Mike Hoyt (E10), Mike Marshall (E95), Billy Byrd (E18), TJ Palmer (E98), Darrell Lee (E98), Joe Prince (E05), Mark Gallenstein (E18). Not Pictured: Stacey Schmelebeck (E97). Photo by Robert Spruill (E30)
During the visit, the OSRs also toured various shipyard facilities and the integrated Digital Shipbuilding lab to view the latest facilities and technologies being employed by NNS. “This event provided an excellent opportunity for the OSRs to share their knowledge regarding current on-site efforts and provide input to enhance our fleet support processes” said Rob Szukelewicz, director of Submarine Engineering. “Likewise, we provided our vision to introduce certain technologies into their day-to-day work practices to bring further value to our customers; and I look forward to the future state as we continue to support the submarine fleet.”
Women in Shipbuilding Enterprise Present Awards to "WiSE Women" Women in Shipbuilding Enterprise (WiSE) recently presented “WiSE Woman” recognition awards to the following employees:
• April: Denise Martin (E80) was recognized for employee engagement.
• February: DaShana Kemp (N910) was recognized for commendable and sustained performance.
WiSE presents this award each month and award winners are published in Currents on a quarterly basis. If you have questions regarding the program, visit WiSE Women webpage or contact Krysti Filer (O12). To submit a nomination, complete the WiSE Woman Nomination form.
• March: Susan Goss (O26) was recognized for her outstanding leadership.
To join WiSE or for additional information, visit the WiSE website.
• January: Lindsay Lockett (E49) was recognized for commendable and sustained performance.
Virginia Arts Festival Winners Announced As a sponsor of the 2017 Virginia Arts Festival, Newport News Shipbuilding received a variety of free tickets that were given away to employees through a random drawing. Congratulations to the following employees who were selected on April 3:
Jimmy McCarter (O19), Kelly Renn (X44), Matthew Schmidt (E83), Elizabeth Shames (E08), Rebecca Smith (O67), Nora Street (X47), Nicholas Taylor (E79) and Jonathan Washington (O53).
Aysis Blackley (E60), Brenda Burt (O95), Carla Coleman (E49), Dennis Dawkins (E84), Dawn Hardister (X44), Randy Hill (X42), Mary Howell (E22), David Oliver (E64), Ethan Provensen (O15),
For questions, contact Judy Fundak (K18) at 380-3011. Visit www.vafest.org to view the schedule of events included in this year's festival.
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Asian-Pacific American Heritage Month This year's posters celebrating Asian-Pacific American Heritage Month feature four shipbuilders Nikunj Patel (E16), Huy Duong (X33), Sarah Watson (E16), and Elizabeth Tran (O13). Each version of the poster features a quote from one of the shipbuilders. Throughout the month of May, employees are encouraged to take time to learn about the more than 30 different countries that make up this region of the world as well as contributions from Asian-Pacific Americans. View the posters on MyNNS.
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DATEBOOK MAY 6
MAY 20
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.
MAY 15
Asian Shipbuilders Including All Nationalities (ASIAN) will host an Asian-Pacific American Heritage Month Celebration from 4:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. at VASCIC (main auditorium). The event, themed “Unite Our Voices by Speaking Together,” will feature guest speaker Corporate Director of Strategic Planning Julia Jones and Vice President and Chief Information Officer Bharat Amin. For more information, contact Brittany Pollock (O20) at 380-4792 or send an email to ASIAN_ERG@hii-nns.com.
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 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.
JUNE 2
Reactor Services will host its Summer Golf Classic at Sleepy Hole Golf Course in Suffolk on June 2. The event will have a shotgun start at 1 p.m. with registration beginning at noon. Cost is $75 per golfer, which includes green fee, cart, unlimited range balls, tournament fee and post tournament dinner. To RSVP contact BJ Maben (X73) at 380-3957 or Gail Sawyer (X73) at 534-0588 by May 19. Make checks payable to Kyra Kimmeth.
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.
SEEKING LEADERS
2017 Annual Enrollment is Ongoing Through May 5 Annual enrollment is an opportunity for employees to enroll, update dependents and make changes to current elections. This year, all non-represented employees will be reset to “tobacco user” during Annual Enrollment. These employees must take action to change their tobacco use status. Non-tobacco users who do not change their status will pay the standard medical insurance rate beginning July 1, which is $660 more annually. For questions, visit hiibenefits.com or contact the Huntington Ingalls Benefits Center (HIBC) at 1-877-216-3222. Employees are invited to attend Annual Enrollment sessions throughout the shipyard to learn how you can reset your tobacco status and take advantage of new benefit offerings.
Visit www.buildyourcareer.com for more information on how you can build your career with NNS.
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Want to be a part of the 10th Annual NNS 5K, but don’t want to walk or run it? Volunteer instead! All volunteers will get a T-shirt, commemorative pin, a chance to win raffle prizes, and have a food table at the completion of the race. Friends and family members are eligible to volunteer as well. All volunteer assignments are first-come, first-served and available until they fill up. Click here to register for your desired volunteer assignment or contact Emily McCarley (O28) at 3804578. The last day to register to run in the NNS 5K is May 12. To register as a race participant, visit www.huntingtoningalls.com/5K.
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EMPLOYEE CLASSIFIEDS AUDIO/VIDEO 5.1 Surround Speaker SystemBoston Acoustic System XS, brand new still in box, powered 100W sub woofer, new $480, asking $300. (757) 935-5344 DJ- 10 years, custom playlist for any event, lighting effects and photo. (757) 869-1876 AT&T BlackBerry Curve 8310Camera smartphone in good shape and works on AT&T network. Asking $40, OBO. (757) 971-8020 Computer Repair- PC Repair, New Build, Virus Removal, Operating System Installation. $95+ Parts. (757) 329-6761 Yamaha receiver- With remote and 5 speakers + subwoofer, w/ stands, mounts and cables. Great sound. (804) 937-3304
AUTO Roush Mustang Exhaust- 20112014 GT and GT500, axleback exhaust. 4” tips, sounds great. Easy installation. (757) 749-3146 2014 Harley Dyna Wide GlideJust over 4,800 miles with 103CI and ABS. EC. Garage kept 10K. (757) 771-5540 1985 Chevy K10 RH Door- truck passenger door with glass. GC power windows. $50. (757) 268-5667 305CI Chevy Engine- 305ci Carb to oil pan, runs great, Edelbrock four barrel. HEI distributor. $500. (757) 268-5667 2012 Honda CBR 250- Black with 7,094 miles, asking $3100. Never dropped, no problems, need gone. (757) 757-713-0978 British Motorcycles- Wanted, also parts, basket cases. Also any pre 1980 motorcycles considered. (757) 620-4472
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BOAT & MARINE SUPPLY
1993 Mustang GT Convertible5.0L, 5-spd, blue, all original powertrain/interior/paint, garage kept, 2nd owner since 1998, $7K. (757) 898-7812
Jet Ski- 1989 Kawasaki 650SX Jet ski. Excellent Condition. $1,600 OBO. Call for pictures. (919) 630-5553
2009 F150 Lariat SupercrewRed Ext, Blk Lthr Int, V8, 4WD, Loaded, Tonneau Cvr, Garage Kept, EC, 123k miles, Pic Avl, $21k. (757) 880-5580
2002- 22” Stingray Bowrider220LX w/ 300HP and Trailer. EC. Professionally Maintained. Text for Details or Pictures $13,000 OBO. (757) 897-6875
2007 Honda VTX Retro- Great Condition, 20.2k miles,1312cc, Metallic Blue w/Pin Stripes, many extras, $4,700. (757) 897-8060
FURNISHINGS & APPLIANCES
2007 VW GTI- Red, 2 Door, 2.0T, Six Speed Manual with 85K miles. GC. Clean Interior. Text for Pics. $8K OBO. (757) 897-6875
Entertainment Cntr/Bookshelves11yr. old, VG cond., 59” W x 51” H x 19” Dp.,cherry veneer on wheels, shelves w/ glass door, $70 OBO. (757) 969-8430
2009 Murano LE- 144K miles. Leather, navigation, Bose, new brakes and tires. $5,500. (757) 870-8168
Antique Curio- 75+ years old. Antique cherry. 3 Shelves 60x48. $75. Portsmouth. Mins from NNS. (757) 871-3682
2007 Harley Deluxe- Chromedout, <7 miles, like new, 12k OBO, HD soft tail. Custom PT Job, must see to appreciate. (757) 365-9694
Kids Bed- Blue and light oak wood captain bed with two full size drawers. Great condition $250/ negotiable. (757) 602-3465
Harley CVO- 2011 softail convertible, Blue edition, 7,500 miles, Rinehart Exht., garage kept 18K. (757) 357-5806 2007 Sportster- 883 low, new tires, vance & hines exht. and fuel pack, det Windshield and rack $4k. (757) 357-5806 VTX 1300C Ultimate front seat fits C model only, front “lowrider” seat w/ adjustable back rest. Great shape. Front only. $200 OBO. (757) 477-2706 2008 Yamaha FZ6- with 8K miles in dark blue. New battery, tires, windshield. $3,300 OBO. (207) 694-1416 2003 Mercedes Benz SLK32 AMG- Silver Mercedes convertible. ~73k miles. 3.2L V6 SC at 350hp. Runs great. Asking $10,500. (412) 327-5766
Furn. and Appl. cont. Guitar Classes - 1:1 Midtown NN treble clef, notation, theory, chords call/txt rates, class times, flexible scheduling. (757) 528-7017
MISCELLANEOUS Piano for Sale - Whitney by Kimball Console piano in good condition for sale. Stool incl. Asking $550. Call (757) 817-5607 Step 2 Deluxe Kitchen- Party Kitchen with accessories $100 OBO. Good condition. Pics available. Pick up only. (757) 329-4230 Barbie Dreamhouse- Three story with accessories $75 OBO. Good condition. Pics available. Pick up only. (757) 329-4230 Yard Sale- Sears Crosswalk 390 Treadmill 300.00 OBO medicine cabinet $30 OBO bathroom cabinet $50 OBO (252) 395-0162
Entertainment Armoire- VGCOak 3 piece w/doors and 42” TV opening, $1,200, OBO. Pics Avail. (804) 694-7435
Items- Microwaves $35 and up, Vacuums $35 and up, Carpet shampooers $65 and up, Patio sets $85 and up, Air PurI. (757) 218-2946
Whirlpool Washer and Dryer New/barely used, Asking $450 for pair. Moving. You pick up. wtw4815ew/wed4815ew. (304) 419-3116
Exercise Equipment - Treadmills $115 to 399, Ellipticals $50 to 250, $45 to $325, Rowers $350 and up, Air stepper $55, Ab MH. (757) 218-2946
Wood stove- Kraft insert, large, w/blower, ex. cond. (757) 630-6462
Black & Decker Lawn Mower16”, 40V battery powered, rear bagger, used 1 yr., 3 batteries and charger, EC, asking $195. (757) 935-5344
HOBBIES Nike Slingshot Approach Wedge- RH, Std shaft/grip. New, head has plastic cover. Text for pics $35. (614) 314-3352 Scale Models- 20+ 1:48 Scale airplanes, no missing parts, 3 airbrushes, compressor, hose all like new $250 leave mess. (757) 374-9603
Childcare- M-F, 1st/2nd shift available, FT/PT, CPR and First Aid Certified, smoke and pet free, Foxhill area. (757) 869-1876 Remodeling- Specialize in remodeling: Kitchens, Bathrooms, Family Rooms and More. Licensed and Insured. (757) 570-4350
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MISCELLANEOUS A/C Service- Hot weather is here ,cool off with an A/C tune up and service. Sales , Installs, Licensed and Ins. (757) 771-3441
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Wood Handicapped Ramp- 21 foot, good condition. Asking 150.00, call leave message. (757) 826-6518
OBX Wedding Venue- Wedding ballroom for rent. Newly renovated. Beautiful views, comes with tables and chairs. $1,500. (757) 818-392
For Rent- Floating Cottage at Whitehouse Cove in Poquoson. Enjoy a night or nights on the water. Great Sunset. (757) 298-1733
House for Sale- 3BR/2.5BA, updated kit/bathrms, private bkyd, Gar/Shed/HtTub, hdwd flrs,new appl, Hidenwood NN. (757) 871-4845
For Sale- Kiln Creek.2BR 2BA New HVAC, WTR HTR, Fixtures. Fresh Paint Move in ready.Great Area. Near Golf. $210K. (757) 298-1733
3 BR/ 2 BA Open House in HptSunday, May 7th, Noon to 4pm. 332 Weyanoke Court, Hpt 23669. Rancher w/lots of upgrades and huge yard. (757) 329-2361
House for Sale- NN Colny Pines1,857 sqft, 4BR, 2.5Bth ,LR, DR,FR, KT w/ nook, Fncd Yard, New Roof, Huge Deck, Shed. (757) 739-1344
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Landscaping- Mowing, Cleanups, tree trimming, mulch, landscape design. Gloucester area. Great pricing. (757) 525-0259
Guinea Pigs- 5w old looking for a forever home, For pics and more information. (757) 869-3665
Child Care- In Hampton/ Phoebus area 6am-6pm $100 a week call today. (757) 553-1736
Dog Carrier- Travel bag - Zebra print with red trim (used for a Chihuahua) - $5 (757) 532-1074
Lawn Boy Mower #10604Excellent condition, starts 1st pull, self-propelled walk-behind, mulcher/bagger, goes fast. $125. (757) 593-2426 Local Honey- Fresh from the hives in Suffolk, Great for allergies, unfiltered, unpasteurized $12 per 1lb jar text. (757) 617-2827 Wickless Candles- Warmers, Wax, Sprays, Oils & more. Ask about monthly specials! Makes a perfect gift for anyone. (757) 771-9237 Home Cleaning- Free estimates. Special occasion cleaning welcomed. Licensed and insured. (757) 371-3904 Black VTX logo ballcap- Brand new black ballcap w/ VTX logo. Still in bag when shipped. $10. (757) 477-2706 Pest Terminator- Termite Swarm? Bug Wings? Free Inspections. Expert Pest/Termite/Moisture Control, Repairs/Poly. (757) 873-4999 Fisher Price Rocker SleeperLittle Lamb, used once like new, Text $40. (757) 285-9432 NIB Evenflo Baby Carseat- With Base, never use, Text $50 firm. (757) 285-9432 Racing tire - With certification of authenticity turned into a cooler for pictures text. (757) 814-7339
REAL ESTATE Room for Rent- Quiet home in Downtown Suffolk. Call/text for details $400/mo. (757) 816-8298 House for Sale - NN Colony Pin- 1857 sq,ft, 4BR, 2.5BTH, LR,DR,FR, Kit w/nook, DCK, New Roof, Shed, CNR LOT. (757) 739-1344 Rent $795 month- Quiet one bedroom house, Like new 5 min. from shipyard 629C Greenlawn Ave, Hampton. (757) 675-9954 Rent to Own- Nice Brick Ranch, 3 bdr, 1 bath, 1,000 sf 17 Tillerson Dr., NN $3,000 down, $1.050 month fenced. (757) 675-9954 OBX Rental - Nautical Bovine4bdrm/2.5bath-Ocean SideGoogle “The Nautical Bovine.” (800) 334-1000 House For Rent- 3 BR / 2 BA Ranch Huge Yard. At 1, 700 sq ft. Churchland/Ports. Mins from NNS. $1,450/month. Avail 6/15. (757) 871-3682 House for rent- NN - 34th Street. 2BR /1BA/ Fenced Yard. HVAC. Minutes from NNS. $650/month. Avail 5/15. (757) 871-3682 Condo for Rent - Off 75th St 2BR/2.5BA, 1300 sf, w/ stove, fridge, $1,100/mo + deposit, gated-community w/ pool; 3 mins from NNS. (757) 529-0260
Brick Rancher For Sale- Beautiful 3BR/2BA in Elizabeth Lakes/ Fox Hill, 15 min from NNS, lots of upgrades, huge kitchen and yard. (757) 749-3146 OBX Rental- Kill Devil Hills, 4BR, 2BA, 3 Levels, crows nest w/ ocean view, Pool Table, $1,295 weekly. (757) 849-2890 Home for Rent in Hampton- 3 bd 1bth, new carpet, new stove, laundry room, near exit 265 on I-64, $895/mth. (757) 817-7141 Home for Rent- 3 bdrm, 1-1/2 bath, fishing pond in back yard, Burnetts mill, Suffolk, 1150/mnth + dep, refs reqd. (757) 618-6007
WANTED Baby Girl Items (due in May)- For Mom (of boys) needing clothes, crib, tub covered and diapers too. (757) 763-9568 Van Riders- HRT Van from Va Beach to NNS daily 1st shift, leave from Diamond Springs RD to NNS. (757) 450-6740 Enclosed Trailer- Wanted enclosed trailer prefer older model. (757) 620-4472 Washer and Dryer- Broken that are in your way. Will pick up for free. (757) 617-0100
Land For Sale- Four lots, 10 acres each, Gates, N.C., just across state line, septic approved, very quiet area. (757) 334-5528
Vanpool Riders- Van comes through King William West Point New Kent Norge/Toana commuter lot. (540) 907-5811
Lots For Sale- Two 1/2 acre lots for sale on tidal canal in Gloucester. Call for more details. (757) 641-4994
Garden Tiller- Wanted, gently used garden tiller. Rear tine. Text or send photo (757) 8708168
Rooms for Rent- Located near Patrick Henry Mall. Super quiet neighborhood.500/month w/ ultilties and free Wi-Fi call/txt. (757) 303-8123
Yard Sale- Friday and Saturday. 1325 N. Mallory St, Hampton, VA 23663.(757) 262-6560
OBX Rental, Corolla- 5BR, Oceanside, Pool/Spa, Linens/ Towels, Internet, Wet Bar, 14 max, No Pets. Wkly $1295$3295. (757) 826-0740
Yard Sale in Elizabeth LakesSaturday, May 6 from 8-Noon. 332 Weyanoke Court, Hpt, 23669. House, yard, clothes, kids, baby, etc. (757) 329-2361 Community Yard Sale- Hunters Glenn, on Warwick Ave btw Oyster Point and Nettles Lane. May 13, 2017. 8AM to 12PM. (757) 870-0573