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A weekly publication of Newport News Shipbuilding
CVN 72 is Redelivered to U.S. Navy USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN 72) was redelivered back to the U.S. Navy on Friday, May 12. The redelivery took place following successful sea trials that tested the ship’s systems following its refueling and complex overhaul (RCOH). Lincoln returned to her homeport at Naval Station Norfolk.
Sea trials test the carrier’s systems and operations at sea, including high-speed operations. The trials team, comprising sailors, shipbuilders and government representatives, puts the ship through a series of tests designed to prove system performance and demonstrate all the carrier’s capabilities at sea.
“The successful completion of sea trials and redelivery of the ship to the Navy is the culmination of over 48 months of teamwork between Newport News shipbuilders, the CVN 72 crew, our government partners and all of our suppliers,” said Chris Miner, vice president of In-Service Aircraft Carrier Programs. “The completion of the refueling and complex overhaul returns a fully recapitalized ship to the fleet ready to support any mission and serve our nation for another 25 years.”
“Every sailor, shipyard worker and contractor involved with RCOH and redelivery should be standing tall as we bring this mighty warship back home to Norfolk and put her back into service for the U.S. Navy,” said Capt. Ronald Ravelo, Lincoln’s commanding officer. “Getting Lincoln back into the fight was truly an all-hands effort, and I could not be more proud of the crew who helped make that happen.”
Photo by John Whalen
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CVN 72 Redelivery CONTINUED FROM PG 1
The RCOH process is performed only once during the ship’s 50-year lifetime and involves upgrades to nearly every space and system on the ship. Tanks, the hull, shafting, propellers, rudders, piping, ventilation, electrical, combat and aviation support systems were repaired, upgraded and modernized. Work also included defueling and refueling the ship’s two nuclear reactors and repairs and upgrades to the propulsion plant. Newport News is the only shipyard with the skilled workforce and facilities equipped for this four-year project, which was described in a 2002 Rand Study as one of the most challenging and highly industrial tasks undertaken by any organization. The fifth Nimitz-class carrier to undergo an RCOH, Lincoln has had as many as 4,000 shipbuilders assigned to her at peak manning periods. The next carrier in line for its RCOH is the USS George Washington (CVN 73).
USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN 72) conducts high-speed turn drills in the Atlantic Ocean during sea trials. U.S. Navy photo
Preparations are underway at Naval Station Norfolk, and the ship is scheduled to arrive at Newport News this summer. Watch a video of CVN 72 returning to Norfolk following sea trials or watch a video message from Chris Miner, vice president of In-Service Aircraft Carriers, congratulating shipbuilders on a successful RCOH and sea trials. A photo slide show from sea trials is also available on MyNNS and the NNS to Go app.
Apprentice School Holds 10th Annual SNAME Boat Races The Apprentice School hosted the 10th Annual SNAME (Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers) Boat Design Competition at The Mariners’ Museum May 6. Despite heavy winds, a lot of spectators showed up to watch the annual event. In this year's competition, students designed landing craft for an invasion at the Lion’s Bridge, which required a balance between payload, speed, and maneuverability. Team "Barracuda," from the Advanced Technology Center, won the competition with 46 jeeps and 192 soldiers. Other finalists included: "Nauti Buoys" (West Springfield High School), "Operation Overboard" (Jamestown High School), and "Pay-Day" (Poquoson High School). In addition, there was a new set of races this year – the "10th Anniversary Championship." The winning teams from the 2015 competition ("Your Worst Anemone" from Jamestown High School) and the 2016 competition ("Monstro" from Poquoson High School) competed in a high-speed race and slalom race. The race was an extremely close competition and "Monstro" was crowned the winner. Special thanks to all competitors, spectators and volunteers who made this year's event possible.
Team "Barracuda" celebrates first place at the 10th Annual SNAME Boat Design Competition at The Mariners' Museum May 6. Photo by Matt Hildreth
Android Users: Potential Performance Issues Following Nougat System Upgrade Recently, Google’s Android 7 Nougat system update became available for download and installation. The upgrade delivers new features and enhancements, however, some users may experience problems with certain apps including the Google Play Store and/or the NNS to Go app. Users who have upgraded to Nougat and are experiencing performance issues with specific apps, should delete and reinstall those apps on their mobile device. If the Google Play Store consistently crashes, users should restart their device. If restarting the device does not work, then users may need to clear their storage cache. This can easily be done by tapping on “Settings,” then tapping, “Storage,” then “Cached Data.” Connection speeds vary based on cellular service and/or wifi connection
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AROUND THE YARD NNS 5K is Saturday; Registration and Road Closures As a reminder, the 10th Annual NNS 5K will be held this Saturday, May 20 at Victory Landing Park in Newport News. Employees who have not registered can register on race day. To register, stop by the Interactive Health table, located inside the VASCIC parking garage, between 8 a.m. and 8:30 a.m. on Saturday. Cost is $15 for adults and $10 for children (12 and under) and can be paid by cash or check. For more information, visit www.huntingtoningalls.com/5k. The event will be held rain or shine. Additionally, in support of the NNS 5K, the following streets in Newport News will be closed to traffic from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. on May 20: • Washington Avenue between 35th Street and 50th Street • 35th Street between Washington Avenue and West Avenue • West Avenue between 23rd Street and 35th Street • 23rd Street from the cul-de-sac to West Avenue Please plan accordingly.
Summer Night School Registration is Underway Summer 2017 Night School Registration is underway. All classes are scheduled to begin the week of June 19 and conclude the week of August 19. The application deadline is Friday, May 19. Night School information and course offerings can be found on the Night School website, The Apprentice School website (under "Programs") and the NNS to Go. Please contact the Night School Office at 688-8608 for additional information.
Reminder: Dependent Verification All dependent verification materials are due by June 16. Employees who need to verify dependents should have received a letter in the mail identifying who needs to be verified. For details, visit UPoint on Benefits Connect and click the "Dependent Verification" link.
Shipyard Photos on Display at the Chrysler Museum
Pictured (L to R): Foreman Ryan Gravely, Noel Lewis (X11) and Ray Bagley, vice president of Trade Operations. Photo by Ashley Major
On May 18, the opening of the exhibition, “Glen McClure: Shipyard Workers of Hampton Roads.” Admission to that night's event is FREE for shipyard workers with badge and $5 for all others. There will be a special public tour of the exhibition at 7 p.m. This is the first of four exhibitions featuring portraits of shipyard workers in Hampton Roads. The other opening's will be June 2 (6 p.m.) at The Portsmouth Art and Cultural Center and June 3 (reception and 2 pm talk) at The Peninsula Fine Arts Center and June 25 (2 p.m.) at The Charles H. Taylor Art Center.
Shipbuilder Steering the Way
Congratulations Ethics On-theSpot Award Winners Listed below are the most recent winners of the On-the-Spot Ethics Recognition Program Award. Congratulations to: Timothy Basham (E79), John Coffey (K78), Tracy Hall (X10), David Hamm (X91), Rodney Harris (X32), Eddie Hogge Jr. (X10), Kim Ludwig (X10), Philip McCoy (X33), Gena Moore (O53), Shawn Paden (E30), Rishard Robertson (K78), Misha Turner (O94) and Philip Williams Jr. (E04). Want to nominate a fellow employee? Contact Catrina Hagwood (O18) at 688-1907.
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As he was driving to work in February, Noel Lewis (X11) witnessed an accident on the James River Bridge. While waiting for emergency responders to arrive, Lewis assisted the accident victim, who turned out to be a fellow shipbuilder. When responders arrived, Lewis stayed on scene to provide details of what occurred. To recognize Lewis' acts of heroism, Ray Bagley, vice president of Trade Operations, presented Lewis with a Level 1 Ethics Award on April 6. “Dr. King once told a story about a question a priest and a Levite asked which was, 'If I stop to help this man, what will happen to me?' But a good Samaritan reversed the question and asked, 'If I do not stop to help this man, what will happen to him?' Noel Lewis is the living example of the good Samaritan and I am honored to recognize him," said Bagley. To nominate a fellow employee for an On-the-Spot Ethics Award, visit the EEO, Ethics and Compliance website on MyNNS or contact Catrina Hagwood (O18) at 688-1907.
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The Contracts and Pricing Department is supporting a community event to help find a cure for type one diabetes(T1D). The Hampton Roads chapter 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. Contact Steve Speight (O19) at 380-7381 for more information.
MAY 20-21
MAY IS ELECTRICAL SAFETY MONTH
JUNE 13
The L.E.A.R.N. Program will host an after-work event with Ken Mahler, vice president of Navy Programs. Mahler will discuss “Navy Programs” in the VASCIC auditorium from 4:30 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. on June 13. 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 Vasquez (O24) at 688-7916 or send an email LEARN@hii-nns.com.
UPoint on Benefits Connect will be unavailable from Saturday, May 20 at 9 p.m. until 1 p.m. Sunday, May 21, due to maintenance.
The Electrical Department (X31) is raising awareness about electrical safety throughout the month of May. The department has placed banners at nine NNS turnstiles in honor of the month. Raising awareness about electrical hazards is the key to reduce home electrical fires, injuries and even death. Whether employees are at home or at work, electrical safety is important at all times. The goal is to educate employees on small things that they can do to prevent electrical accidents. Read X31’s May issue of the The Volt or watch a “Words of Wisdom” video regarding electrical safety.
MAY 25
The “Spear and Gear” Toastmasters Club will host a meeting from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in at The Apprentice School (2nd floor conference room). The event is open to all employees and no RSVP is required. For more information, contact Jason Paquette (E83) at 534-2770.
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. 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.
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2017 Patriotic Festival Events Newport News Shipbuilding is a proud sponsor of this year’s Patriotic Festival at the Virginia Beach Oceanfront June 2-4. As part of the sponsorship, NNS has received a limited number of tickets for each of the concerts taking place (5th Street and Atlantic Avenue) throughout the weekend.
To qualify, entries must be sent internally via Yardmail (emailed entries will NOT be accepted). Entries must also include the headline on the front page of the May 15 or May 22 edition of Currents, and must be received by May 26, 2017. Entries must be completed on the employees’ own time.
Friday, June 2 at 7 p.m. Old Dominion
Winners and concert tickets will be selected at random among the available shows listed. Winners will be notified no later than May 30. Winners will not be posted and winners must claim the tickets from the Communications Office in Bldg. 520 no later than 4:00 p.m. on June 1. Tickets will not be mailed; tickets not claimed by 4:00 p.m. on June 1 will be given away at the festival.
Saturday, June 3 at 7 p.m. Darius Rucker Sunday June 4 at 4 p.m. Jake Owen Shipbuilders interested in having their name entered in a drawing to win tickets to these concerts, should complete the entry form below and send their completed form (via Yardmail) to: Communications Contest c/o Bryan Moore (O29) Bldg. 520-1
Name: ____________________________________________ Department: _______________________________________ Daytime (8 a.m. to 5 p.m.) Phone Number: _______________ Currents Top Story Headline: __________________________
2Q17
HONOREES CI PROJECT SUCCESS Globe Valve Stem Packing Coating Investigation Team: Eric Busch, E83; Elijah Campbell, E83; James Carter, E83; James Brian McWithey, E83; Brett Moore, E83; Chase Nelson, E83 Nominator: Michael Trunk
CVN 74 Shipcheck Optimization Team: Jonathan Bowman, E27; Wesley Brown, O56; James Dorwart, X57; Paul Hamor, E63; Robert Hannold, E65; Bryan High, E65; Leslie Jones, O56; Charles Kim, E60; Andrew Millard, E22; Spencer Moyer, E64; Kent Paumier, E65; Joseph Satterfield, E63; Jeffrey Tatum, E63; Scott Turner, E22; William Woods, E63; Karlen Wyatt, E27 Nominator: Susanne Leonard
Actuator Replacement on Unisolable Valve Team: Mark Allen, X43; Matthew Cecil, X79; Robert Heisler, E81; Donald Kennedy, E81; Tracy Lawrence, X43; Joel Mendoza Jr., E81; Christopher Stanley, E81; Benjamin Wu, E81 Nominator: David Traugott
Position Indicator Replacement Team: Gerald Brown, X43; Jerald Butler, X73; Stephen Clifford, E82; Robert Gaines, E82; Steven Hancock, E82; Todd Kelley, X73; Kyra Kimmeth, X73; Josh Leigh III, X73; Timothy Messick, X73; Jacob Novak; E82; Tyler Oberste, E82; Jeremy Peare, X43; David Pippins, X43; Kory Pyle, X73; Gail Sawyer, X73; Charles Schultz, X43 Nominator: Robert Richardson
Congratulations to all second quarter Excellence in Action honorees. These individuals are being recognized for their remarkable efforts in customer satisfaction, leadership and operational excellence across the shipyard. It is through the efforts of employees like those listed below that Newport News Shipbuilding will achieve its goal to be the safest, most efficient and innovative workplace possible. Well done honorees!
NPD Core Training Program
Post Core Hot Operations (H674D)
Team: Carl Christensen, E81; Kari Conklin, E86; William Crow, E81; Nathan Eramian, E86; Deon Graham, E86; Carl Hamelin, E84; David Hewlett Jr., E86; James Hyde, E82; Joshua Joyner, E82; Marya Pearson, E86; Bruce Pittard, E89; Raymond Riha, E84; David Smith, E85; Robert Young, E86 Nominator: Richard Egyud
Team: David Baize, O27; Garrett Creekmore, O27; Derek Cunningham, O27; Aaron Demakeas, O27; Thomas Petrick, O27; Megan Stough, O27; Kevin Sullivan, O27 Nominator: George Bradby
Paint Forecasting Training Guide Team: Edward Brown Jr., X22; James Mullins, X22 Nominator: Peder Wennberg Jr.
Nuclear Temporary Systems Management Team: Richard Baldwin, X46; Allan Evans, X46; Willie Gilliam III, X73; Rosalyn Groce, X46; Tasha Howard, X73; Christopher Kennedy, X46; Roger Lowman, X46; Candace Reynolds, X46; Richard Schenk, X73; Sandra Wilkins, E64 Nominator: David O’Donnell
Structural NDT Process Improvement Team Team: Thomas Drye, O04; Dave Dunlap, X18; John Gambill Jr., E22; Derek Hassell, O04; Preston Leonard, X11; Robert Matschke, X71; Nathan McInnis, O38; Robert Powell Jr., X51; Brian Ridley, O04; James Terry, O38; Brenda Viars, X47 Nominator: Joseph Sabol
1Q17 SharePoint Team Deliverables Team: Wesley Brown, O56; Jennifer Connolly, T56; Woody Flythe, O29; Matthew Hayes, T54; Leslie Jones, O56; Meghann Leisy, X57; Jason Remington, O56; Nathan Riles III, T55; Ian Slagle, X45; Carl Slate, O56; Scott Spencer, O56; Peter Stern, K51; Reynard Taylor, T54; Anh Tuan Vo, T55; Joshua Whitehead, X76; Kimberly Zayakosky, O29 Nominator: Karen Ryan
DECKPLATE TEAM SUCCESS 682D PST UT Improvements Team: Steven Eddins, X18; Dorie Greene, X18; Steven Griffey, X10; Justin Harris, X18; Frank Hensley, X18; John Kitchens, X18; Michael McCarthy, X18; Danny Narron, X10; Brian Phillips, X18; Paul Porter, X18; Keith Taylor Jr., X18; Gerald Traudt III, X10; Randall Wadford, X10; Alonzo Watson, X18; Ernest Wright Jr., X18 Nominator: Michael Simmons
CVN 79 Rudder Assembly Team O46 Calibration Improvement Team Team: Luke Alley, O46; Frank Boyer IV, O43; Scott Campbell, O46; Gary Chenkin, O46; Thomas Davenport Jr., O46; Amani Edwards, O45; Jerry Fitzgerald, O46; William Greene Jr. O43; Tanner Harper, O46; Jeffery Holley, O43; Douglas Jones, O43; Greg Meland, O31; Howard Sanders, O46; Mark Sink, O46; Ralph Suggs, O43 Nominator: Michael Halleen
Team: Ronald Delk, X11; Andrew Dent, X18; Denise Duke, X11; Jeffery Gravely, X10; Joel Mathias, X18; Bryan Nester, X11; John Sharp, X11; Richard Snapp Jr., X11; Kenneth Stanley, X18; Eddie Vennie, X18; Arnold Walker, X18 Nominator: William Weaver
Emergent CVN 72 TG Steam Chest Repair
SSN 792 Hydrodynamic Testing of Inner and Outer Stern Planes
EIA LEADERSHIP
Team: Randy Askew, X43; Joshua Baker, O22; Bernard Barron, E64; Bruce Baskerville, X36; Darren Beech, X79; Martin Bradbury, X43; William Cleary, X79; Rodney Cooke, X43; Terryl Dunn, X36; Mark Jones, M53; Michael Journiette, E64; Charles Long IV, E64; Brandon Mann, X43; Harry McClain Jr., M53; Kenneth McConkey, X43; Tyler Wikle, X36 Nominator: Louis Rajns
Team: John Debevic, X82; Earl Dickerson, X43; William Fountain III, X43; Eric Macinnis, X43; Caleb Mark, X43; Joseph Morris, X43; Robert Patrick, X82; Briana Rivera, X43; Steven Taylor Jr., X43; James Vaughan, X43; David Zumbach, X43 Nominator: James Weber
CVN 79 Superlift 1859 Lifting and Handling (Engineering Support)
CVN 75 Main Engines
Team: Denver Alvis, X43; Delton Collett, X18; Stephen Crampton, O64; Larry Earley, O64; Wayne Foster, O64; Gregory Hilliard, X32; Kenneth Hipps, X43; Adam Lilley, X43; Reginald Powell, X33; Reginald Riden, X36; John Smythe, X32; Rick Woodson, E25 Nominator: Joseph Tester
Team: James Beil, X43; Eddie Brown, X43; Harrison Brush, X43; John Hinkle, X43; Arthur Janas, X43; James Nixon II, X43; Uduimho Okeigar, X43; Jason Rock, X43; Emanuel Rogers, X43; Felicia Thorne, X43; Ismael Torres Feliciano, X43; Jeremiah Waynick, X43; Cody Smith, X43 Nominator: Moses Brown IV
CVN 73 Main Cooling Insulation Removal Team: James Conner Jr., X33; Cassandra Frisby, X79; Derrick Gay; X33; Joshua Gilbert, X33; Clyde Green II, X33; Marqus Harris, X33; Robert Hunt, X33; Hildrew McNair, X33; Larry Miller, X33; Terrance Oates, X33; Cornelius Rogers; X33, Patrice Williams, X33; Tykinsten Wood, X33 Nominator: Robert Hafer
Topeka SWFTS Support in Guam Team: Merlin Boyd, X36; Arvin Brown, X31; Mitchell Bryant, O64; Nathan Bush, X36; Paul Crocker, E03; Marvin Fogg Sr., X42; Mark Mosher, E25; James Ozmer Jr., O64; Ronald Pemberton Jr., X36; Thomas Reynolds, X36; Leroy Roberts, X32; Phillip Roye Jr., X36; Michael Wagar, E25; Anthony Webb, O64 Nominator: Benjamin Hammer
SSN 785 Sound Isolation Coupling Modification
O43 Safety Improvement Project Team: Wendell Boone, O43; Julie Conley, O43; Clarice Diggs, O43; Amy O’Donnell, O56; David Roane, O43; Thomas Swindlehurst, O43 Nominator: David Byrum
CVN 78 Personnel Perform Above Average to Make Pier 3 Safe for Travel During and Following Blizzard Team: Kossivi Ahonkloo, X33; Breon Artis, X33; James Dixon, X88; Timothy Dustin, X33; Tommy Land, X36; Shantele Lewis, E85; Darious Liverman, X33; Gerard Mitchell, X33; Roy Stith, X33; Tangela Wagner Edmond, X91 Nominator: Jesse Johnson
Energized Circuits with Arc Flash Recertification Honoree: Timothy Hood, X31 Nominator: Michael Varner
Team: Hank Atkins, E22; Mary Howell, E22; William Jenkins, E22; Paul Kelly, E42; Diana Majors, E22; Kurt Neumann, E22; Daryle Page, E22; Douglas Pauly, E42; Sharlene Perry, E22; Brian Ready, E51; Richard Schwartz, E42; John Stacks, E42; Curtis Steiner, E42; Dean Wells, E22 Nominator: David Cash
Cost Savings for New Hampshire Bearing Cartridge Shaft Repairs Team: David Deibler, O51; Brian Fatkin, E14; David Gooding, E14 Nominator: Paul Tuzzolo
CVN 79 AOR Project Management Team: Michael Pyrtle, X91; Steven Wells, X91 Nominator: Richard Dietz
POTUS Visit CVN 78 Team: Jalyssa Davis, O15; Travis Glover, O15; Daniel Haskell Jr., O15; Makeshia Price, O15; Monica Tonkins, O15 Nominator: Jay Stefanick
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EMPLOYEE CLASSIFIEDS Auto cont.
Furn. and Appl. cont.
Hobbies cont.
Verizon LG V10 Phone- White. Pics avail. $300. (757) 705-5235
2003 Mercedes Benz AMG- Silver Mercedes convertible. 3.2L V6 SC at 350hp. ~73k miles. Run great. Asking $10.5k. (412) 327-5766
Contemporary Key Holder- Brushed aluminum in color. Pics avail. $30. (757) 705-5235
Sports Equipment- 24 pitching machine softballs/five gal. bucket practice balls/tee/umpire’s gear. Altogether or separate. (757) 254-2977
Computer Repair- PC Repair, New Build, Virus Removal, Operating System Installation. $95+ Parts. (757) 329-6761
2004 Honda Accord Ex-L- Two door coupe, Four cyl. Automatic, 180K miles, GC, Reliable and Safe, $2,500. (757) 273-5625
Experienced DJ- 10 years, custom playlist’s for any event, lighting effects and photo. (757) 869-1876
2007 Harley Davidson- 883C Sportster 5,800 miles, one owner, garage kept, lots of extras, black and chrome (757) 266-3757
AUDIO/VIDEO
Two CB’s- Cobra cb radios. Text for pics. $45 for both. $25 per cb. (757) 504-9665
AUTO 2012 Motorcycle - Black Honda CBR with 7,094 miles, clean title and dual exhaust. Serious inquiries only. (757) 713-0978 2009 F150 Lariat Supercrew- Red Ext, Blk Lthr Int, V8, 4WD, Loaded, Tonneau Cvr, Garage Kept, EC, 123k miles, Pic Avl, $19k. (757) 880-5580 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
BOAT & MARINE SUPPLY 2002- 22’ Stingray Bowrider220LX w/ 300HP and Trailer. EC. Professionally Maintained. Text for Details or Pictures $13,000 OBO. (757) 897-6875 18’ Galxy Cntr Cnsole 4cyl - $3,500 OBO Gd bay boat. 2017 CG aprvd. Inbd Mercry-GPS/Lorance-ER gearMarine+AM/FM radio (757) 871-8987
FREE Manure- Can scoop into truck. Great for yard or garden (757) 846-4728
1996 Explorer- Pics available upon request. 236k mi. runs and drives good. auto, ac. $1,400. Great work truck. (757) 846-0801
FURNISHINGS & APPLIANCES
1995 Chevy P/U EX CAB 4X4- 305 motor / 188K / some rust / $2,000 / Can ride today (757) 758-0871
Golden Power Lift Chair and Recliner. Model PR501S. Color pearl, small size. Purchased 11/16, used 3 weeks. $400. (757) 617-2963
2007 Harley Deluxe- Chromed-out, <7 miles, like new, 12k OBO, HD soft tail. Custom PT Job, must see to appreciate. (757) 365-9694 Valve Cover Gasket Set - For a 2001 Isuzu trooper v6 $10. (757) 746-9239 Honda Engine- 2.3L Honda engine and transmission 130,000 orig. miles, timing belt replaced 2016 asking $600 OBO. (757) 675-2661 VTX 1300 Ultimate Seats- “Midrider” front and rear great shape only fit 1300C. Came off garage kept bike. Awesome seats. $360. (757) 477-2706
Hospital Bed- Lumex Patriot homecare semi-elec. bed. Model US0208. Upgraded mattress. Liberty qtr rails. $400. (757) 617-2963 Dorm/Mini-Fridge- New, in box, never opened, white dorm/mini fridge. Emerson 1.7 cu-ft, model CR177WE2. $70. (757) 593-2426 Antique Curio- 70+ year old curio. At 48 x 60. Cherry wood. $75 OBO. (757) 871-3682 Furniture- Wicker sofa and rocker top quality. No Junk. $200 Asian end tables $75 Microwave new in box $40. (804) 815-6710
Wall mount mop/broom holderPerfect for organizing and storing mops, brooms, and other tools. Pics avail. $20. (757) 705-5235 Bamboo Pedestal Stand- Perfect for the bathroom. Pics available. $65. (757) 705-5235 Keurig B60- Pics avail. $50. (757) 705-5235 Britax B-Agile Set- Includes stroller (with extras), carseat, and two carseat bases. Call/text for info/pics. $150 OBO. (757) 416-4880 Microwave for Sale- Stainless steel Good condition. $75 OBO. Make great shop or office microwave. (757) 813-1984 32” Flat Screen TV- 32” Panasonic flat screen. Like new. $75 (757) 535-7552 Two Sofas for Sale- 2 antique, like new sofas for sale. Claw wood legs, arm pillows. Tan w/Green design. $100/each. OBO. (757) 535-7552 Washer / Dryer- Stackable GE washer / dryer. Needs a cord, but good condition. Text for pic $100. (757) 535-9279 Items for Sale- Queen Pillowtop Mattress $125, Sony Stereo w/ Subwoofer & Remote $50, Sports Tent 12x12 $20. (757) 291-7470
HOBBIES Tile Installation- Back splashes, floors and walls. Over 15 years exp. and good workmanship (757) 752-7536 Yamaha YPG-235 keyboard- 76-keys Portable Grand Piano with stand and ac adapter. Pics avail. $200. (757) 705-5235 Piano- Yamaha upright imported from Japan. EC. Beautiful sound. Matching bench. $300. (757) 846-3987
Custom Dog Box- New custom 4x4 by 30 dog box. divider 2 dr. 1/8 solid diamond plate, slam latches, will customize. (757) 438-0243 1:1 Guitar Classes- Midtown NN read/play std notation, chords/ theory. Flexible scheduling. Call/txt rates, class times. (757) 528-7017 Golf Tournament- Hampton Roads Hokies Golf Tournament will take place on 6/10 at the Hampton’s. Register by 6/3. (757) 349-9518
LOST & FOUND Keys found- Keys (no car keys) found on wood crate outside trailer by end of NPS call to describe/claim. (573) 778-6405
MISCELLANEOUS Fresh Local Honey- Fresh from the hives in Suffolk, Great for allergies, unfiltered, unpasteurized $12 per 1lb jar text. (757) 617-2827 Piano for Sale- Whitney by Kimball console piano in good condition. Stool incl. Asking $500 (757) 817-5607 Banana Plants- Add a tropical look to your yard. Cold hardy bananas reach up to 10-12 ft tall each summer. $1020. (757) 593-2426 Wen Hair Care Products- Unused/ Never been open hair products for sell. Text for pictures and prices Cleansing Conditioners. (757) 218-7063 Toddler Bike- Yamaha Motorbike Bicycle for a toddler. Hardly used. $30 Text for Pictures. (757) 218-7063
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Double Stroller - Baby Trend Sit N’ Stand Double Stoller for $60. (757) 218-7063
Landscaping- Mowing, Cleanups, tree trimming, mulch, flower beds landscape design. Gloucester area. low prices. (757) 525-0259
Deep Freeze- White deep freeze. Works great. Must go. $75 OBO. (757) 871-3682 Childcare- Daycare M-F 5AM-5PM ages 6 WKS -6yrs 10yrs exp in nursing CPR/First Aid certified, Preschool program. (757) 761-5222 Pandora Jewelry- Charms and other misc silver jewelry. Text for pics (757) 869-0521 Furnishings- Leaning corner wood bookcase $35 wicker stools $40 Cannon copier $30. (757) 593-0710 Items- Vacuums $35 and up, Microwaves $35 and up Bissell spot cleaner $55, Five gallon bucket of laundry $35. (757) 218-2946 Items - Winder Olympic weight set $225, Bissell pro heat revolution carpet cleaner $145, Patio sets $95 to 250. (757) 218-2946 Engagement Ring Set- PT950, solitaire, floral design, matching wedding band, size 6. Pics avail. $11K. (757) 705-5235 Exercise Equipment - Treadmills $115 and 399, Exer. bikes, $45 to $220, Ellipticals $50 to $220, Rower $325, Bowflex Treadclimber. (757) 218-2946 Pneumatic Hose Reel- 3/8” X 25’ retractable air hose. Can be mounted on wall, floor, or ceiling. $45. (757) 291-9886 Ford Truck Cover- Soft roll up tonneau cover. Fits standard 6’-6” bed, Ford trucks 1997-2003. GC. $85. (757) 291-9886 Pressure Washer- Honda XR2600 2600 PSI, 5 HP w/spray gun, 25’ hose, 18” steel lance and manual. Works well. $175. (757) 291-9886 Dog Grooming- Full grooming to trim. Nails and brush outs also available, In the Gloucester area. (757) 251-8974
A/C Service- Heat pump runs 27/7 have it cleaned and serviced. Installs, repairs, licensed and Insured. (757) 771-3441 Roofing- Roof Repair and Replacements Services, Free Estimates Available. (757) 240-8846 Lawn Care- Affordable lawn care to include cutting, edging, leaf removal, flower beds and more. Call (757) 813-9305 Pest Terminator- Termite Swarm? Bug Wings? Free Inspections. Expert Pest/Termite/Moisture Control, Repairs/Poly. (757) 873-4999 Childcare- M-F, 1st/2nd shift available, FT/PT, CPR and First Aid Certified, smoke and pet free, Foxhill area. (757) 869-1876 Home Cleaning- General home cleaning. Free estimates. Special occasion cleaning welcomed. Licensed and insured. (757) 371-3904 Reusable Heating Pads- Hot to cold reusable heating pads. Good for a yr. Diff. sizes avail. Good for joint or muscle pain. (757) 535-7552 Troy Built Jumpstart Edger- TB516EC Edger, no mixing fuel, just like new, starts immediately $100. (757) 630-2267 Lawn/Yard Care- Rotor Tilling, Remove Debris, Gutters, Pruning*Mowing, Landscaping, Weed Control, Hampton/NN Area. (757) 871-4589 Piano for Sale- Whitney by Kimball Console piano in good condition for sale. Stool incl. $550. Call (757) 817-5607 Gshock Watch- Tough solar, multi band 6, all black with black stainless bezel. Text for pics. $80. (757) 504-9665 Power Washing- Services starting at just $99! Vinyl Siding home wash $139 ANY home under 2500 sq ft. (757) 892-4621
REAL ESTATE Remodel House- One mile from NNSY. 1540sf; New windows, drs, bathroom, kitch. siding, shingles, etc; hrdw flrs $114,999 OBO (757) 870-2897 Townhouse for Rent- Chesapeake - 2 MBR/2.5 ba townhouse- Greenbrier. 3 min from I-64. E/I Kit, Deck. Avail 6/15. (757) 871-3682 OBX Rental, Corolla- 5BR, Oceanside, Pool/Spa, Linens/Towels, Internet, Wet Bar, 14 max, No Pets. Wkly $1295-$3295. (757) 826-0740 Condo for Sale- Port Warwick Condo 230 Nat Turner Blvd #4006 Newport News Call (757) 592-4294 OBX Rental- Kill Devil Hills, Soundside w/Ocean view from crows nest, 3 Levels, 4BR, 2BA, sleeps 8; $1295/week. (757) 375-0997 Home for Sale- Condo for sale, NN 2br/2b.5ba, 1 car garage, near I-64, Hmpt Rds Pkwy, $184,900 (757) 771-2735 Rooms for Rent- Located near Patrick Henry Mall. Super quiet neighborhood. $500/month w/ utilities and free Wi-Fi call/txt. (757) 303-8123 OBX Rental - Hatteras Island- Avon, NC 5 BR/ 4 1/2 BA, Pool, Hot Tub, Pool Table, Pier Pass. Google “Sandy Bottom” Hatteras Realty. (757) 810-7832 Home for Sale- 2 br. /1 bth., 1,650 sqft., large detached workshop, .94 acres, $165k. In Gloucester (757) 897-0051 Beach House for Rent- Three Bdrm, 1-1/2 Bth on Beach Rd, Kitty Hawk, $950/$100 Dep. Only two weeks available to rent. (757) 846-1036 House For Rent- 2 bdrm, 1 bath, garage, includes trash and yard maintenance. No pets. Seaford $900. (757) 813-4956 Home For Sale- NN Barclay Woods (Near Jms Rvr) 2,026 sqft, 3Bd (1st Flr Mstr)/2.5Bth, GR, Loft, KT, 2 Car Gar, Deck. (757) 241-0211
Real Estate cont. Custom Home For Sale Suffolk - Golf Course Community “Water views” 6-Bdrm 3-Bath 2-Car Garage built in 2012 Home Theater Room. (757) 773-2531 For Sale- Kiln Creek 2BR 2BA New HVAC/WtrHtr, Fresh Paint Appliances Convey Move-in Ready Near Golf. $210K Neg. (757) 298-1733 For Rent- House Boat at White House Cove Poquoson. Spoil yourself with a floating vacation. Restaurant and Pool. (757) 298-1733 Lots For Sale- Two 1/2 acre lots for sale on tidal canal in Gloucester. Call for more details. (757) 641-4994
WANTED 1993+ Rodeos, 1992+ TroopersBuying Isuzus. Prefer: 3.2L V6. Require: Manual trans, minimal rust, non-smoker, no major accidents. (214) 451-7299 Refrigerator- Used refrigerator for garage use - must be in good running condition. Call (757) 876-3327 Van Riders- HRT van leaving from Va. Beach to NNS daily 1st shift. Leaves from Diamond Springs road . Call (757) 450-6740 Riders Needed- Van leaving from Belvidere , Chowan, Gate county (Hwy 32) thru down town Suffolk to NNS first Shift. (252) 619-4166 Washer and Dryer- Broken washers and dryers that are in your way. Will pick up for free. (757) 617-0100
YARD SALE Yard Sale is Canceled 217 W Woodland Dr. Yorktown Dr.; Will reschedule (757) 310-4769 Yard Sale- Huge yard sale in cavalier manor area of Portsmouth 8a-1p on May 27th. Come out and find your treasure. (757) 434-6320