June 5, 2017

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A weekly publication of Newport News Shipbuilding

CVN 78 Delivered to Navy Newport News Shipbuilding delivered Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78) to the U.S. Navy on Wednesday, May 31. The announcement came after the carrier returned to its homeport in Norfolk following acceptance trials.

“Today is a historic day for Newport News Shipbuilding and one that is personally rewarding for me,” said NNS President Matt Mulherin. “I’ve had the pleasure of watching our shipbuilders bring this great warship to life. From her first cut of steel to her final round of testing, Ford is proof of our shipbuilders’ exceptional skills and talents. I am proud of their innovation, perseverance and unwavering commitment that has built the most advanced aircraft carrier in the world. We are honored to deliver Gerald R. Ford to the...

Photo by Matt Hildreth

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Rolf Bartschi Set to Retire June 30 In a letter sent to employees on June 1, Newport News Shipbuilding President Matt Mulherin announced Rolf Bartschi’s intention to retire on June 30, 2017. Bartschi is currently the vice president of Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78) Carrier Construction, and has been with the company for 36 years. The news comes after successful sea trials and delivery of CVN 78. In the letter, Mulherin noted that with this change, responsibility for the ship’s post-delivery work and Post Shakedown Availability will fall under Chris Miner, vice president of In-Service Carrier Programs.

Dave Batdorf, CVN 78 program director, will support this work and will report to Miner. These changes become effective July 1.

Read a letter from Mulherin announcing the organizational change on page 5 of this edition.

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NNS Employee Town Halls Commence More than 5,000 shipbuilders joined outgoing NNS President Matt Mulherin and incoming President Jennifer Boykin for town hall meetings June 1-2. During the sessions, Mulherin, who will retire in July, thanked shipbuilders for their work during his tenure, and Boykin discussed her vision and future priorities for the company. Shipbuilders in attendance were also given the opportunity to ask questions and commemorative lanyards and lunches were provided.

Photos by NNS Staff Photographers: Matt Hildreth, Ashley Major and John Whalen

Five additional town halls are scheduled for June and additional sessions will be held for employees working offsite. Shipbuilders are asked to attend the event closest to their worksite.

View a photo slideshow featuring town halls that were held last week.

For additional information regarding dates, times and location of town hall sessions, view the flier. As a reminder, normal PPE (personal protective equipment) rules apply.

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...Navy, and we do so with full confidence in her unmatched power and ability to sail the seas in protection of our freedom for the next half century.”

Ford is the product of years of construction, planning and design.

More than 5,000 shipbuilders in Newport News and thousands of suppliers across the United States contributed to the first-of-class ship.

“On behalf of our shipbuilders, I can say we are all proud to have

been a part of the Gerald R. Ford construction program,” said Rolf Bartschi, vice president of CVN 78 Carrier Construction. “This great ship will serve our nation for the next 50 years, and it will offer our Navy and sailors the most technologically advanced platform to carry out their missions.”

Watch a video highlighting CVN 78 milestones. Congratulations to all shipbuilders who had a part in the planning, construction, and delivery of this great ship.

LGBT Pride Month Feature: Carl Prendergast Newport News Shipbuilding will recognize LGBT Pride Month throughout the month of June. This year's theme is, “Our Pride is Building” and four versions of an awareness poster have been distributed to worksites across the shipyard; each poster features one NNS shipbuilder.

For the remainder of June, a question and answer feature highlighting each shipbuilder will be published in Currents and on the NNS to Go app.

What does being inclusive mean to you?

It means being open and giving everyone the opportunity to participate and contribute.

This week’s spotlight is on Shipfitter and Make-Up Foreman Carl Prendergast (X11). Prendergast has worked at NNS for seven years.

Why is it important that our company is inclusive and diverse?

Because we can’t keep building the world’s greatest ships if we can’t keep improving them.

There are so many talented people that work here that can benefit the shipyard – we need everyone’s help. In addition, the more inclusive and diverse we are as a company, the better chance we have of attracting talent.

Why do you think it's important for the company to spread awareness about LGBT Pride Month?

It shows current employees, future employees, and communities that the shipyard cares about its people and their struggles.

In your opinion, is the company moving in a positive direction in terms of employees being more inclusive of others?

Yes, it has for a lot of things. I think people are getting opportunities to prove themselves that wouldn’t have been allowed 10 to 20 years ago.

Also, hourly and salaried shipbuilders are not as divided as they used to be – but there is still room for improvement.

View Prendergast’s poster on MyNNS.

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AROUND THE YARD It's Hurricane Season; Be Prepared June 1 marked the start of Atlantic Hurricane Season. In the event of inclement weather, shipbuilders should call the Employee Information Phone Line at 1-877-871-2058 for information regarding the current status of shipyard operations.

Employees are also encouraged to download the NNS to Go app, which is currently available in the Google Play Store or the Apple App Store.

Updates will be posted to the app and the app will also send users push notifications if there is a change in shipyard operations. The app can be found in either store by searching, "Newport News Shipbuilding."

The Mariners' Museum: $1 Admission This Summer In an effort to engage the local community in the regions maritime heritage, The Mariners' Museum has reduced admission to the museum this summer. From now to Labor Day, admission to the museum is $1 per person. For additional information, visit MarinersMuseum.org/Summer.

Reminder for Non-Represented Employees During Annual Enrollment, all non-represented employees were reset to “Tobacco User.” If you are non-represented and do not use tobacco, you must change your status to “Non-Tobacco User” by June 30 to qualify for the preferred, tobacco-free insurance rate starting July 1. If you don’t, you’ll pay for the standard medical insurance rate, which is $660 more annually. You may change your status after June 30, but the preferred rate change will not take effect until January 2018.

If you change your status after June 27, there may be a delay reflecting this change in your paycheck.

How to change your status: • Online: Visit hiibenefits.com and log into UPoint • Phone: Call the Huntington Ingalls Benefits Center (HIBC) at 1-877-216-3222 • Visit the Benefits Office

NNS Sponsors 2017 Patriotic Festival Newport News Shipbuilding was a sponsor of this year's Patriotic Festival at the Virginia Beach Oceanfront June 2-4. NNS had an interactive booth, located on the boardwalk between 15th and 16th street. At the booth, attendees were able to spin the NNS prize wheel for a chance to win shipyard gear, beach towels and christening memorabilia. There were also several giveaways for NNS shipbuilders including tickets to Patriotic Festival concerts. Special thanks to all employees who stopped by the booth.

NNS' Onsite Prescription Glasses Program

STEP Forward Hampton Roads

As a reminder, opticians from Waldman Optical are available to assist employees with identifying appropriate safety glasses.

The Manufacturing Institute will hold a STEP Forward Hampton Roads event at the Marriott Newport News City Center on Thursday, June 15. STEP Forward is a networking reception for manufacturing women and advocates to connect with their peers and learn from each other’s successes. The institute’s programs are targeted for women in manufacturing careers of all levels – from the deckplate through management.

Opticians are available on the first and third Wednesday and Thursday of each month from 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. in Bldg. 79-1 (conference room) and Bldg. 4900 (conference room, shop floor/between Bays 6 and 7). On the second and fourth Wednesday and Thursday of each month, opticians will be available from 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. in Bldg. 1904 (North Yard Buffer Zone, across from Bldg. 1872-CMOF) and Bldg. 1865CMAF (first floor on the north side).

To purchase glasses, employees should bring proper identification (valid driver's license or a company badge), current eyeglass prescription from an eye care provider and a form of payment (check or credit card only). No cash payments will be accepted. Safety glass orders are expected to have a two-week turnaround time. For questions, contact Brittany Dorsey (O27) at 688-6077.

Newport News Shipbuilding is a sponsor of this event and Chris Miner, vice president of In-Service Aircraft Carrier Programs, is one of the panelists. Miner will discuss challenges and opportunities, and best practices to recruit, retain and advance women in the manufacturing industry. There is no charge to attend and food and beverages are provided. Visit http://bit.ly/2q1iAJg to register for the event. For questions, contact Mary Perkinson (O48) at 380-4963.

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"Hardhat Heroes" Exhibit On Display at Local Museums Throughout the summer, local museums are featuring a photo exhibit featuring shipbuilders around Hampton Roads. The exhibit, which features the work of local photographer Glen McClure, will be on display at the following locations: • Chrysler Museum (through July 16) • The Portsmouth Art and Cultural Center (June 2 - August 6) • The Charles H. Taylor Art Center (June 25 - August 13) • The Peninsula Fine Arts Center (June 3 - June 25)

Congratulations April EPL Graduates Newly promoted supervisors and managers are required to attend an Enhancing Personal Leadership (EPL) five-day course once in their new position. Congratulations to the April 2017 EPL class of new supervisors and managers for completing the training.

First row (L to R): Jamal Chase (X10), Danyelle Saunders (O41), Alicia Berry (X91) and Tim Reynolds (E04). Middle row (L to R): Peatrov Goston (X10), Vinson Ellsworth (X62), Reggienald Hall (X91), Derek Shaffer (X36), David Goodman (X47), Scott Gould (X10) and Darnell Exum (O05). Back row (L to R): Terrence Brown (O87), Patrick Stephenson (X91), David Diaz (E84), Eric Collins (X91), Johnathan Cottee (X91), Walker Hill (X91), Steve McDade (E16) and Todd Johnson (X82). Photo by Matt Hildreth

Shipbuilder Steering the Way Recently, Nuclear Engineer James Davis (E81) discovered a cleanliness violation with a vendor product and developed an action plan to correct the violation. Davis could have easily ignored the issue to avoid additional work, but chose to formally report it to correct appropriate personnel. To recognize Davis’ honesty and integrity, Mary Cullen, vice president of Nuclear Propulsion, presented Davis with a Level 1 Ethics Award on May 23.

"James did what he thought was right, knowing that it would be more work," said Cullen.

"Regardless of the schedule pressures we have to get the work done on time, we all have the obligation to stop and ask ourselves what is the right thing to do. I’m proud of James for setting this example amongst his peers.”

Want to nominate a fellow employee for an On-the-Spot Ethics Award? If so, visit the EEO, Ethics and Compliance website on MyNNS or contact Catrina Hagwood (O18) at 688-1907.

Mary Cullen, vice president of Nuclear Propulsion, right, presents James Davis (E81), with a Level 1 Ethics Award May 23. Photo by Matt Hildreth

Special Thanks to All NNS 5K Volunteers Interactive Health would like to thank the 68 volunteers who assisted with this year's NNS 5K. Volunteers consisted of NNS employees, Apprentice School Students Association (ASSA), friends and family of employees, and youth from Students Run the Streets organization. Volunteers assisted with event setup and cleanup, served as course marshals, assisted with vendor tables, and Foodbank donations. Photo by John Whalen Visit www.huntintoningalls.com/5K to view a photo slideshow of this year's event.

June 1, 2017

Dear Shipbuilders, After 36 years of dedicated service, Rolf Bartschi, vice president of CVN 78 Construction, has announced his intention to retire on June 30. Rolf has served at the helm of the CVN 78 program since 2010, and his retirement follows the successful sea trials and delivery of our nation’s newest aircraft carrier, Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78).

Rolf began his shipbuilding career in 1981 as a test engineer in the submarine construction program. I am fortunate to have worked with him since those early days, and can definitively say that throughout his career – no matter what program he was supporting – he has always demonstrated an unwavering commitment to Newport News Shipbuilding. Having spent most of his career supporting nuclear construction, test and engineering, Rolf has made significant contributions not only to our company, but also to the Naval Nuclear Propulsion Program.

Please join me in congratulating Rolf on his retirement, and in thanking him for more than three decades of distinguished service.

With this change and now that the Ford has been delivered to the Navy, responsibility for the ship’s post-delivery work and Post Shakedown Availability will fall under Chris Miner, vice president of In-Service Carrier Programs. Dave Batdorf, CVN 78 program director, will support this work and will report to Chris. These changes become effective July 1.

Sincerely,

Matt Mulherin President

4101 Washington Avenue ● Newport News, VA 23607 ● Telephone (757) 380-2000 ● www.huntingtoningalls.com

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Want to lose 5-7 percent of your weight to reduce your risk for Type 2 diabetes? Sign up for "Prevent T2," a free diabetes prevention program developed by the CDC and offered at the HII Family Health Center. Classes run Thursdays from 11 a.m. to noon starting June 1. Contact Wellness Coach Casey Dixon at HIINNWellness@ quadmedical.com or 327-4200 for more information.

Must be eligible to use health center to participate.

JUNE 6

NNS Employee Town Hall will be held on the roadway between the SMOF and MOF. The session will begin at noon. View flier for more information.

JUNE 9

NNS Employee Town Hall will be held at the material llaydown area by Pier 3. The session will begin at noon.

View flier for more information.

JUNE 9

Support Builder Athletes by sponsoring or participating in the 12th Annual F. Farrell Sanders Memorial Golf Tournament on June 9 at Cypress Creek Golfer's Club.

Contact Sarah Gentry (X79) at 329-2449 or via email before May 30.

JUNE 12

NNS Employee Town Hall will be held in the Bldg. 902 parking lot. The session will begin at noon. View flier for more information.

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. For questions, contact Tanika Vasquez (O24) at 688-7916 or send an email LEARN@hii-nns.com.

JUNE 14

NNS Employee Town Hall will be held in the Bldg. 600 parking lot by the old Apprentice School Gymnasium. The session will begin at noon. View flier for more information.

JUNE 14

The Central Engineering department is hosting a Teaching, Enlightening, Aspiring (TEA) Talk featuring Ray Bagley, vice president of Trades Operations, from 4:30p.m. to 5:30 p.m. in VASCIC (2 West Dining Room). TEA Talk is a leadership development series that provides a form for employees to hear personal stories from company leaders about how their personal lives have influenced their career at NNS. No charge will be provided. Click https://mynns/ orgs/E01/TeaTalk/Lists/SignUp/NewForm.aspx to RSVP on MyNNS. For additional questions, contact Renae Myles (E02) at 534-2429.

JUNE 15

Learn how physical activity and nutrition impact your bone health at the HII Family Health Center’s “How To Keep Your Bones Healthy” wellness beacon event on June 15 at 5 p.m. For more information, view the flier, send an email to HIINNWellness@quadmedical.com, or call 327-4200.

Must be eligible to use the health center to attend.

JUNE 16

NNS Employee Town Hall beside Bldg. 86 around "The Rock." The session will begin at noon. View flier for more information.

JUNE 20

All employees are invited to attend an Averett University Open House from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. at The Apprentice School (Alumni Room). Information on the academic programs and the admissions process will be shared.

RSVP by June 9 to Andrea Levengood at 644-4709.

The “Spear and Gear” Toastmasters Club will host a meeting from 4:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. in the 2nd floor conference room of The Apprentice School. The event is open to all Newport News Shipbuilding employees and no RSVP is required. The meeting will provide a forum for employees to learn how to become more effective communicators and leaders. For more information, contact Jason Paquette (E83) at 534-2770.

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As part of Men's Health Month in June, Trades Operations is encouraging employees to wear blue on June 16, ahead of Father's Day weekend. The purpose of wearing blue is to spread awareness of preventable health problems and encourage early detection in men and boys. Employees who wear blue are encouraged to meet in front of the Dorothy tugboat beside Bldg. 520 at 7 a.m., noon and 2:30 p.m. on Friday, June 16. The event is voluntary and no charge will be provided. View the flier for additional information.

JUNE 16

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.

SEEKING LEADERS

The “Spear and Gear” Toastmasters Club will host a meeting from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in the 2nd floor conference room of The Apprentice School. The event is open to all Newport News Shipbuilding employees and no RSVP is required. The meeting will provide a forum for employees to learn how to become more effective communicators and leaders. For more information, contact Jason Paquette (E83) at 534-2770.

JUNE 24

The second annual Apprentice School Jaycees 3-on-3 basketball tournament will be held at 9 a.m. on June 24 at The Apprentice School Field House (3901 Marshall Ave.). Cost is $80 per team (three to four members); team members must be Newport News Shipbuilding employees. Trophies will be awarded to first, second and third place teams. To sign-up or for more information, contact Devante Watson (X47) at 921-6465 or Aleshia Jackson (X47) at 637-5001.

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

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EMPLOYEE CLASSIFIEDS AUDIO/VIDEO DJ- 10 years, custom playlist’s for any event, lighting effects and photography. (757) 869-1876 Computer Repair- New Build, Virus Removal, Operating System Installation. $95+ Parts. (757) 329-6761 DVD Player- LG Used once.

In box. Includes remote.

NOT HDMI compatible. $20 (757) 268-1080 Logitech Wireless KeyboardMK710 Performance. Pics avail. $30. (757) 705-5235 White Verizon LG V10 phonePics avail. $300.

(757) 705-5235 BlackBerry Bold- non camera 9930 touchscreen, great condition, refurbished, unlocked, Verizon, Sprint $60 w/o case. (757) 284-9099

AUTO Chevy- 1985 Elcamino SS 305ci. eng. Runs, Clean Title, $3,200 Call (757) 868-6900 2000 Mercury Cougar- 326k miles,4cyl5spd runs good needs wrk before insp to pass. please txt might not answer call $450 OBO (757) 969-7971 2008 Chevy Trailblazer LT- White EXT, Gray Clothe Int, 4WD, Pwr LKs/W/DR Seat, CC, Good Cond. 104k $7,195. (757) 876-2962 Car Stereo- AM FM from Ford truck with cassette and six disk CD changer w/ under seat bracket. GC. $125.

(757) 291-9886 2007 Nissan Truck- Frontier King Cab XE, mileage 75K, April insp., $7,400 call/text (757) 535-9279 2004 Pontiac Vibe- 151K miles $2.2K OBO. Runs great.

(757) 268-5161

Auto cont.

Auto cont.

Hobbies cont.

2004 Toyota Highlander130K Miles,Orig. owner, garage kept,3rd row seat,V6, All options, sunroof $8,500.

(757) 650-9329

1997 Jeep Wrangler TJ- Sport Navy Blue 2dr. 4WD, 6 cyl.

Automatic, AC - Rust free with 2 tops plus available Hardtop $9,900. (757) 809-8321

Omega Planet Ocean Seamaster- 45.5mm big face black bezel and face, steel band. box and cards incl.

Pics avail $3,500.

(757) 705-5235

2009 F150 Lariat- V8, 4WD, Red Ext, Black Leather Int, Loaded, Garage Kept, Excellent Cond. 123k miles, $19K. (757) 880-5580

Motiv Rims- 20” staggered rims. Good condition. Call for more information. A (757) 581-5452

2009 Harley Davidson TriGlide- Loaded H-D Trike.

Less than 2,700 miles, Like new, Lots of chrome and extras. Asking $25k, negotiable. (757) 676-6543 2007 Harley DeluxeChromed-out, <7 miles, like new, 12k OBO, HD soft tail.

Custom PT Job, must see to appreciate. (757) 365-9694 1999 Chevy Tahoe LT- Great condition. Nice paint.

143,000 mis. Runs great. 6” lift. Undercoated. $4,700.

(757) 768-0447 Motorcycle - 2012 black honda cbr with 7094 miles and never dropped. Text for more info. (978) (757) 713-0978 2.3L Honda Engine- And Transmission 130k miles, Timing belt replaced 2016 asking $600 OBO. (757) 675-2661 2011 Suzuki Boulevard M109R - M109R 7,378 miles.

Like new never dropped, clean title in hand.

(757) 773-6164 2003 Mercedes Benz SLK32Silver convertible. ~73k miles. 3.2L V6 SC at 350hp.

Runs great $10,000. (412) 327-5766

FURNISHINGS & APPLIANCES Brass Home Decor- Misc.

Pics avail. $40.

(757) 705-5235 Cusinart- 2 quart ice cream/ frozen yogurt/sorbet maker. pics avail. $60.

(757) 705-5235 Contemporary Key HolderBrushed aluminum. Pics avail. $30. (757) 705-5235 Wall-mounted broom organizer- 5 easy-load grips to store mops, brooms, tools, etc. Pics avail. $20.

(757) 705-5235 Roomba- iRobot Roombas Series 4X thru 6X-5 yr repair warranty. $Range $100-200 call (757) 344-8265 Microwave for Sale- Newer styele stainless steel microwave for sale. $50 OBO. (757) 813-1984 Table- 42”x72” Glass top table w/4 cloth chairs Safari based excellent shape. 275.

OBO (757) 268-8240 Sofas- 2 Sofas, antique, like new. Claw wood legs, arm pillows. Tan w/Green design. $100 EA (757) 535-7552

Tacoma TRD Sport Wheels OEM- 17” TRD Sport Wheels from 2011 Tacoma. 60% tread left, no curb rash, perfect condition. $500.

(757) 286-9599

Elliptical Exercise Machine2011 Sole E35 Elliptical Trainer. $500. (757) 635-4087

2011 Suzuki M109R- Clear title in hand. Garage kept 7,378 miles. Asking $6,500 OBO (757) 773-6164

Premium Wine Club Membership- If you are interested in joining a Wine Club, (757) 715-0969

HOBBIES

Yamaha YPG-235 keyboard76-keys portable grand piano with metal x-stand and ac adapter. Pics avail. $200.

(757) 705-5235 Golf Tournament- Hampton Roads Hokies Golf Tournament on 6/10 at the Hampton’s golf course. Food/ Beverages included.

(757) 349-9518 1:1 Guitar Classes - Midtown NN read/play std notation, chords/theory. Flexible scheduling. Call/txt rates, class times. (757) 528-7017

LOST & FOUND Prescription Glasses - Found in conference room C in bldg.

86 on March 29. Wire frames bronze, in hard case.

(757) 969-7872

MISCELLANEOUS Patio Table Glass Top- 33 x 55 Smoke Glass patio table top, with umbrella opening, glass intact, metal frame rusted out. (757) 871-6675 Childcare- M-F, 1st/2nd shift available, FT/PT, CPR and FA certified, smoke and pet free, Foxhill area. (757) 869-1876 Ford Truck Cover- Soft roll-up Extang tonneau cover. Fits std. 6’-6” bed. GC. $85.

(757) 291-9886 Pneumatic Hose Reel3/8”x25’ retractable air hose.

VGC. $45. (757) 291-9886 Lawn Care Services- Call for your lawn care needs.

(757) 813-0417

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Lawn Care- Mowing, edging, etc. (NN, Hampt., York. Area) (757) 535-9279

Misc. cont.

Real Estate cont.

Real Estate cont.

Daycare- Childcare M-F 5 a.m.-6 p.m. ages 6 wks-5 yrs CPR and 1st Aid cert.

10 yrs in nursing. Preschool program. (757) 761-5222

Townhouse For RentGreenbrier/Ches2MBR/2.5BA. Fenced yard/ Deck. Mins off I64/Battlefield Blvd. Avail Mid June. $1,080.

(757) 871-3682

Lots For Sale- Two 1/2 acre lots for sale on tidal canal in Gloucester. Call for more details. (757) 641-4994

Wedding Dress- David’s Bridal, size 16. Tulle under skirt included. Pics avail. $500. (757) 653-6830

Wickless Candles- Warmers, Wax, Sprays, Oils and more.

Father’s Day & Grad Bundles.

Makes a perfect gift for anyone. (757) 771-9237

Engagement/Wedding Band- Simple one stone engagement ring (7) with wedding band (8). $200 for set OBO. (757) 653-6830

Child Care- In Hampton/ Phoebus area 6am-6pm $100 a week call/text today (757) 553-2003

Pest Terminator- Free Inspections. Expert Pest/ Termite/Moisture Control, under haus repairs, poly installation. (757) 873-4999

Home Cleaning- General home cleaning. Free estimates. Special occasion cleaning welcomed. Licensed and insured. (757) 371-3904

Piano for Sale- Whitney by Kimball Console piano in good condition for sale, stool included Asking $500.

(757) 817-5607

A/C Service- Cleanings , tune ups and replacements. Lic. and insured . Great prices, call today. (757) 771-3441

Thule Roof Racks- With adj. feet and locks that secure to most vehicle luggage racks (off Chevy Tahoe). EC. $125.

(757) 672-8256 Brand New Infant Car Seat/ Base- Brand new, never used Eddie Bauer infant car seat and base. Not expired. $75, retails for over $120.

(757) 329-2361 Storage Totes- Sterilite 18 Gallon Plastic Storage Totes with lids. 10 for $25 or $3 each. Call (757) 268-1080 Engagement Ring SetBeautifully unique floral design, solitaire, PT950 w/ matching wedding band. Sz 6. Pics avail. $11k. (757) 7055235 Bowflex M7 Cardio MachineBrand New M7 Cardio Machine, All Books, Papers.

Cost $2,200 New Sell for $500. Already Assembled (757) 771-2955 Household Items- Looking for supplies to donate to local families in the community for back to school.

(757) 434-6320

Reusable Heating Pads- Hot to cold, last for yrs. Diff. sizes avail. Good for joint or muscle pain. (757) 535-7552

PETS Pet Crate- Small pet crate for home and travel. 14” high X 21” long. Great for small dog, puppy, cat, etc. EC. $25.

(757) 672-8256 Mixed Breed Beagle- He is less than a year old, friendly and fixed with all his shots.

Call (757) 512-4940

REAL ESTATE Home for Sale- Two story, 3BR, 2-1/2 BA, 1 car garage, vinyl siding, spacious back yard. Hampton-Fox Hill area $220k. (757) 218-4401 House for Sale- 2br/1bth 1,650 sqft on 1 acre, sunroom, large detached workshop, in Gloucester, 15mins from bridge.

(757) 897-0051

House for Rent- 3 BDRM, 1 Bath house on Richland Drive, NN. $995 a month.

Contact (757) 467-9555 3BR/2 BA Brick RancherBeautiful upgraded home with views of lake, close to pool. Only 15 min from NNS, 5 min from LAFB. (757) 749-3146 Brick Rancher For SaleBeautiful 3BR/2BA in Elizabeth Lakes/Fox Hill, 15 min from NNS, lots of upgrades, huge kitchen and yard. (757) 329-2361 NN House 4Sale - Colony Pines- 4BR, 2.5BA, LR, DR, FR, KIT w/Nook, DCK, CNR LT , Reduced Price. Call (757) 329-4404 For details Beautiful Condo for Rent- 2BR/2BA Beautiful neighborhood/Yorktown, extra storage, pool. Avail July 1st. $1,100/mo (757) 508-7451 For Rent- Floating Vacation at White House Cove in Poquoson. Take a getaway.

Pool, Restaurant, Fishing Sunsets. (757) 298-1733 For Sale- Kiln Creek 2BR 2BA New HVAC/WTR HTR, Fresh Paint, Walking Trails , Pool, Near Golf.Appliances Convey.

(757) 298-1733 OBX Rental - Nautical Bovine4bdrm/2.5bath-Ocean Side-Southern Shores Realty “The Nautical Bovine”. (800) 334-1000 Beach House for Rent- Beach House for Rent- 3 Bdrm, 1-1/2 Bth on Beach Rd, Kitty Hawk, $950/ $100. two weeks left to rent. (757) 846-1036

Land for Sale- Waterfront 3.05 Acres in Toano - Uncles Neck at Rivers Bend. New community off Forge Rd. $195K (757) 848-7229 Rooms for Rent- Located near Patrick Henry Mall.

Super quiet neighborhood. $500/month w/ultilties and free Wi-Fi call/txt.

(757) 303-8123 Carrollton Condo for Rent2bd/2bth 2nd story end unit condo. Features eat-in kitchen, office/den. $1,275 mo. (757) 890-6050 Home for Rent- 4 BR 2.5 BA, 2,611 sq ft in Williamsburg. 1 mile from I-64. Great schools/ neighborhood. $1,800/mth.

(757) 753-7285 OBX Rental - Hatteras Island- Avon, NC 5 BR/ 4 1/2 BA, Pool, Hot Tub, Pool Table, Pier Pass. See “Sandy Bottom” on Hatteras Realty.

(757) 810-7832

WANTED Vanpool Riders- Van comes through King William West Point and New Kent /Norge/ Toana commuter lot.

(540) 907-5811 1992-1995 Rodeo TrooperIsuzu w/ ‘92-’95 3.2L V6, manual trans, non-smoker, no major accidents; minor rust and mech probs OK. (214) 451-7299 Roommate - 1Bed/1Bath available in 2 Bed/2 Bath w/ male near Kiln Creek.

Pictures available. txt/call for info. (757) 598-2024 Washer and Dryer- Broken washers and dryers that are in your way. Will pick up for free. (757) 617-0100