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A weekly publication of Newport News Shipbuilding
Independence Day Video Message from Boykin NNS President Jennifer Boykin released a special Independence Day video message July 3. Shipbuilders from around the yard are also featured in the video sharing what the holiday means to them. Watch the video on MyNNS, the NNS to Go app or HII's Facebook page.
Mulherin Sounds the Shipyard Whistle to Commemorate "Last Shift" On June 30, Matt Mulherin was joined at the Powerhouse by new Newport News Shipbuilding President Jennifer Boykin, representatives from the Employee Resource Groups (ERGs) and other shipbuilders for a short ceremony commemorating the end of his last shift as president.
Leaders from NNS, local and state government and the community joined the Johnson family to dedicate the 15th house shipyard volunteers have constructed in partnership with Habitat for Humanity Peninsula and Greater Williamsburg since 2002. Photo by John Whalen
NNS Dedicates 15th Habitat for Humanity House Newport News Shipbuilding joined elected officials and community leaders June 29 to dedicate the 15th house shipyard volunteers have constructed in partnership with Habitat for Humanity Peninsula and Greater Williamsburg since 2002. The ribbon-cutting welcomed Tanya Johnson and her children—Shane, Sadie and Charles—to their new home. In attendance were State Sen. Mamie Locke; State Del. Marcia Price; Newport News Vice Mayor Tina L. Vick; Newport News City Councilman Bert Bateman; Karen Wilds, executive director, Newport News Redevelopment and Housing Authority; Janet V. Green, CEO, Habitat for Humanity Peninsula and Greater Williamsburg; and Karen Joyner, CEO, Virginia Peninsula Food Bank. “It is so inspiring to have a company like Newport News Shipbuilding not only provide the funds for their 15th Habitat home, but also have their incredible employees actually come out every year to help build the home,” Green said. “We are so grateful for their support... CONTINUED ON PG 2
“The idea of having this ceremony and whistle blow is an idea that stemmed from one of our ERGs – the SHIPs Network,” said Boykin. “Ideas from shipbuilders are important, and they make a difference – and this event is proof of that. I’d like to thank Eric Olsen (X51) and the SHIPs team for coming up with such a great idea, and I’d like to thank the Powerhouse team for helping us to make this happen.” CONTINUED ON PG 2
VCS Shipbuilders Tour iDS' Mobile Experience More than 600 shipbuilders in the VirginiaClass Submarine Program got a peek into the future of the shipbuilding industry June 2630, during tours of the company’s integrated Digital Shipbuilding Mobile Experience (MX). The 53-foot trailer, designed for iDS training efforts, spent a week outside the Modular Outfitting Facility (MOF) and Supplemental Modular Outfitting Facility (SMOF). It was the first of many stops planned for the MX inside the yard this year. CONTINUED ON PG 3
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15th Habitat for Humanity House
Mulherin Sounds the Shipyard Whistle to Commemorate "Last Shift"
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...and the positive ripple effects they have made in our communities.”
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Before Mulherin sounded the shipyard’s 3:30 p.m. whistle, Boykin presented him with two gifts in honor of his service – a brass ship’s bell with a pulley hand braided by NNS riggers and an engraved steel paperweight, with the number “19” – signifying his term as the 19th president and his 36 years of service; the paperweight was also handcrafted by NNS shipbuilders. Shipbuilders who had a hand in making Mulherin’s gifts said it was an honor. “It was great for us to make the pulley for the bell,” said Curtis Butler (X36). “Making something like this for an outgoing president is something that will always be remembered.” Rigging Apprentice James Woods (X36) added, “I've only been here for a month and a half, so it was exciting to be part of this project. I thought it was cool that they kept the work inside the shipyard instead of outsourcing.” This wasn’t the first presidential gift handcrafted by shipbuilders. Chris Wolford (M53) worked on the engraved paperweight for Mulherin and a similar one that was presented to President Donald Trump when he visited NNS earlier this year. “It feels good to be asked to do something like this,” Wolford said. Bill Bullock (X32), a 43-year NNS employee who also worked on paperweights for both
Matt Mulherin waits for a signal from Master Shipbuilder and Power Plant Operator Ralph Gilley prior to sounding the shipyard whistle at 3:30 p.m. June 30. Photo by Ashley Major
presidents, said he appreciated Mulherin’s leadership. “He’s been a real fair man. He has treated us well, and he’s helped the yard move forward,” Bullock said. “We wish him the best in retirement and look forward to Ms. Boykin's leadership.” At 3:25 p.m. Master Shipbuilder and Power Plant Operator Ralph Gilley reviewed whistle sounding instructions with Mulherin and promptly at 3:30 p.m., Mulherin sounded the whistle. Prior to the whistle blow, Mulherin thanked everyone for coming. “This is an amazing place. You all do amazing work here and I can’t thank you enough,” he said. “It’s been an incredible ride, and I have loved every minute of it. You’re in great hands – Jennifer will be a wonderful leader.” Watch a highlights video of the ceremony and whistle blow.
Brian Fields, vice president of Integrated Planning and Production Control, spoke on behalf of the shipyard and presented the house keys and a plaque to the Johnson family. The home is about 1,200 square feet with three bedrooms and two bathrooms. “At Newport News Shipbuilding, we pride ourselves on the quality of ships we build, and what you can see here is a quality house,” Fields said. Turning to Johnson, he added, “Building a house is one thing; turning it into a home is something else. Now that’s your job. ...Congratulations.” Johnson works for the Newport News Human Services Department and said she is committed to taking care of her new home after working alongside volunteers for months to build it. “We are truly blessed,” she said while thanking the homebuilders. “There was love behind it. We built this together.” NNS volunteer Jeremy Scicchitano has participated in about 10 Habitat for Humanity projects. He said he is proud to help families experience that “same feeling of connectedness” in the community that he felt when he bought his first home. Watch a highlights video of the ribboncutting ceremony.
New! Raising the Red Flag In the coming weeks, new “Red Flag” badge cards will be handed out that remind and empower shipbuilders to step in, speak up, and take action – even to stop work – for concerns about safety, quality, ethics or other significant issues. This badge replaces the “STOP IT” cards and includes contact information for NNS President Jennifer Boykin. They will be distributed in Take Five meetings and through division leadership. Front and back illustrations of the new badge card are provided on right.
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Pictured (L to R): Charles Southall, Mike Shawcross and Lucas Hicks.
NNS Organizational Changes Announced In a letter sent to employees June 29, Jennifer Boykin announced organizational changes as a result of her transition to president of Newport News Shipbuilding. She also announced changes in the Aircraft Carrier New Construction Division to reflect growth and progress of the company's ship programs. Lucas Hicks was promoted to vice president of John F. Kennedy (CVN 79) Carrier Construction, Charles Southall was promoted to vice president of Engineering and Design, and Mike Shawcross, who most recently served as vice president of CVN 79 and CVN 80 (Enterprise) Aircraft Carrier Construction, will lead the Enterprise and CVN 81 programs. Southall will report to Boykin; Hicks and Shawcross will report to Ken Mahler, vice president of Navy Programs. The changes went into effect July 1. Read the full letter in this week's edition of Currents.
Foreman James Gilliam Jr. leads a crew of X43 machinists through the MX on Thursday, June 29. Photo by Ashley Major
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Bob Meyer, VCS construction director, said it was important to bring the MX to the VCS campus to allow craftsmen and craftswomen to see the tools the company plans to deploy to improve work life, efficiency and productivity. “I firmly believe the best ideas for how we use these powerful iDS capabilities will come from the shipbuilders on the deckplate building our ships every day,” he said. “The feedback from the VCS craftsmen, foremen, general foremen and construction supervisors has been outstanding. And the energy the iDS team along with some of my own team who have been engaged with iDS projects rubbed off on those attending the presentations. It was a great experience for everyone involved.” The demonstrations allowed shipbuilders to visualize how digital tools such as Visual Work Instructions, Visual Build Management and Augmented Reality might impact the work they do every day. Leaders from the VCS program, including foremen, general foremen, superintendents and construction directors lead the MX tours in conjunction with the iDS team. “It was great to have VCS leaders assist with the tours,” said Linda Carrithers, design engineering manager responsible for MX logistics. “This allowed VCS craftsmen and craftswomen to get a better understanding of how iDS will specifically impact submarine work.”
Shipbuilder Martin Conklin (O43) inspects the powder coating on tie-down stanchion posts. Photo by John Whalen
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Machinist Timothy Moore (X43) said the technology will help save time he currently spends reviewing pages of drawings. “Instead of flipping through 96 pages, everything you need is going to be right there in your hands,” he said. “It’s a good step for the future. If we can hold up an iPad and see exactly where something needs to go and who’s supposed to be where at what time, it’s going to be a very good process.” Fellow Machinist Collin Bowden (X43) also looks forward to using the new technology. “It’s got solid potential to make things a lot easier,” he said. Specific dates and locations of MX stops around the shipyard will be communicated in the near future.
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DATEBOOK JULY 12
Learn about veteran benefits, education and employment, care centers, memorial cemeteries, Virginia Veteran and Family Support, Virginia War Memorial, and VA Disability Claims from 4:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. July 12 at The Apprentice School (Alumni Room). All NNS employees are invited to attend. For questions, contact Marcia Stewart-Downing (O36) at 450-6989 or send an email to VERG@hii-nns.com.
JULY 12
Interested in William & Mary MBA Programs? If so, attend an information session with W&M representatives from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. at The Apprentice School (Alumni Room). All NNS employees are invited to attend. RSVP is required by contacting Ebony Nickens (O22) at 688-1475 or via email.
JULY 15
The Apprentice Alumni Association will host the 75th Annual Crab Feast at Columbian Center (100 Columbus Way) in Newport News. Advance ticket sales are available only to active Apprentice School alumni and their sponsored guest(s) for $25 per ticket. Sales are ongoing through July 15 through the Alumni delegates, officers and Liz Moriarty (O22) at The Apprentice School 688-2513. Visit www.nnapprentice.com/alumni/news.htm for more information.
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The “Spear and Gear” Toastmasters Club will host a meeting from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at The Apprentice School (Room 247). The event will provide a forum for employees to learn how to become more effective communicators and leaders. All NNS employees are invited and no RSVP is required. For more information, contact Jason Paquette (E83) at 534-2770.
JULY 13
Volunteers are needed to support the 20th Annual Children’s Fishing Clinic at the James River Bridge Fishing Pier. Volunteers will be setting up tents, putting together fishing rods and reels for the children and teaching children how to fish! Event runs from 6 a.m. to 1 p.m. Lunch will be provided. For additional information, contact Anita McCray (O19) at 380-3322.
The “Spear and Gear” Toastmasters Club will host a meeting from 4:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. at The Apprentice School (Room 247). The event will provide a forum for employees to learn how to become more effective communicators and leaders. All NNS employees are invited to attend and no RSVP is required. For more information, contact Jason Paquette (E83) at 534-2770. Free physicals? Physical therapy? Lab services? Learn how you can get the most out of the HII Family Health Center’s services by attending the July wellness beacon event on at 5 p.m. on July 13. Dependents are welcome to attend. Must be eligible for the health center to attend.
JULY 13
Get advice on how you can promote family health at the Employee Assistance Program (EAP) "Living Well" workshop at 4 p.m. July 13 at the HII Family Health Center. All employees and dependents are welcome to attend.
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The “Spear and Gear” Toastmasters Club will host a meeting from 4:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. at The Apprentice School (Room 247). The event will provide a forum for employees to learn how to become more effective communicators and leaders. All NNS employees are invited to attend and no RSVP is required. For more information, contact Jason Paquette (E83) at 534-2770.
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JULY 27
The Central Engineering Department will host a Teaching, Enlightening, Aspiring (TEA) Talk event featuring NNS President Jennifer Boykin from 4:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. at 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. To RSVP, visit the TEA Talk MyNNS webpage. For questions, contact Renae Myles (E02) at 534-2429.
AUGUST 3
L.E.A.R.N. will host an after work event from 4:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. in the VASCIC Auditorium with NNS President Jennifer Boykin. During the presentation, Boykin will discuss “Mentoring and Professional Enhancement and Enrichment Rotation (PEER) Programs.” The event is open to all employees by reservation only. Sign-up on the new L.E.A.R.N SharePoint site. Prizes and refreshments will follow the presentation. For questions, contact Tanika Vasquez (O24) at 688-7916 or email LEARN@hii-nns.com.
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The Progressive Club will be hosting their first Fall golf tournament at Sleepy Hole Golf Club. The tournament is a four-person team, captains choice. Entry fees include the “Team Mulligan Package.” View the flier or contact Kenny McBurney (X91) at 813-7246.
Education Assistance Program Now Open As a reminder, the Newport News Shipbuilding Education Assistance Program reopened July 1. All NNS employees are eligible for the program. For additional information including a fact sheet about the program and a list of FAQs, visit nns.huntingtoningalls. com/EducationAssistance. For specific questions about the program, contact Mindi Trantham (O44) at 688-8236.
Employees are encouraged to use the "Current HII Employees" portal to apply. The company continues to offer cash bonus awards for referrals to select positions, visit www.huntingtoningalls.com/refer-a-friend for more information.
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June 29, 2017
Dear Shipbuilders, As I transition to president of Newport News Shipbuilding, I am backfilling my previous position as vice president of Engineering and Design. I am also making changes in the Aircraft Carrier New Construction Divisions to reflect growth and progress of our ship programs. The following changes are effective July 1. Charles Southall is being promoted to vice president of Engineering and Design. In this role, he will be responsible for all ship design, planning yard and topside construction, and test engineering. Charles joined NNS in 1988 as an engineer in the Submarine Program and has held several leadership roles, including director of Submarine Engineering. Charles also established our new Columbia-Class Submarine Program Office and most recently served as the company’s chief engineer, where he led engineering efforts across all Navy programs. Charles has the experience, knowledge and technical rigor needed for this position, and I can think of no better successor. Charles will report to me. Mike Shawcross, our current vice president of the CVN 79 and CVN 80 Programs, will be responsible for the CVN 80 and CVN 81 Programs. In this role, he will focus on contracting for CVN 80 construction and future ships, and establishing build plans, material procurement efforts and early construction. This move is critical as we begin to implement our digital shipbuilding transformation. Mike has been a senior leader in the Gerald R. Ford Program since the first ship, CVN 78. His program knowledge, customer relations, and expertise positions us well for aircraft carrier construction today and into the future. Mike will report to Ken Mahler, vice president of Navy Programs. Lucas Hicks is being promoted to vice president of CVN 79 Construction. In this role, he will be responsible for program management, planning and construction for the John F. Kennedy (CVN 79). Lucas is an exceptional leader and has a deep understanding of carrier construction challenges and opportunities. He most recently served as director of Facilities and brings 26 years of shipbuilding experience to his new position. He began his career in Submarine Engineering and has a strong construction background. He has served in leadership positions in the Sealift Conversion Program and new carrier construction, where he was responsible for the construction and integration of CVN 78’s machinery systems and components. Lucas will report to Ken Mahler. Charles, Mike and Lucas will play instrumental roles as we work together to transform our business. They are committed to creating an environment where our shipbuilders can harness their talent, skills and ideas for future success and innovation. Please join me in congratulating and supporting them in their new roles. Additional announcements will be made in the coming weeks regarding the new chief engineer and the new director of Facilities. All the best,
Jennifer Boykin
4101 Washington Avenue ● Newport News, VA 23607 ● Telephone (757) 380-2000 ● www.huntingtoningalls.com
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Charles Hodges Jr. 45 years
Lemuel Mathias 45 years
Steven Moody 45 years
Larry Parks 45 years
Thomas Suits 45 years
Johnny Temple 45 years
Aaron Whitaker 45 years
Jack Ammons 40 years
Jeffrey “All World” Asby 40 years
Gerald Bruso Jr. 40 years
Moses Cherry Jr. 40 years
Larry Deaver 40 years
Jeffery Dent 40 years
Michael Emanuel 40 years
Jackie Evans 40 years
James Figgs 40 years
Andy Flood 40 years
Tony “PT” Fox 40 years
Rose Godwin* 40 years
Ralph “The Grog” Grogins 40 years
Jimmy Hall 40 years
Jo Jo Harrell 40 years
Jimmy Holland 40 years
Stanley Jones 40 years
Ray “Boe Hog” Lane 40 years
Brian Leggett 40 years
William Mayo 40 years
Margaret McCoy 40 years
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John Portlock Jr. 40 years
Carlton “Curley” Sessoms 40 years
William Taylor 40 years
Mary Wilson 40 years
Andra “PP” Pryear 40 years
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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
AUTO 2007 Harley Deluxe- Chromed-out, <7 miles, like new, 12k OBO, HD soft tail. Custom PT Job, must see to appreciate. (757) 365-9694 Seat for HD Sportster- Sundowner Seat. Deep-bucket seat w/padding. Passenger seat. Great condition. $150 OBO. (757) 509-1770 2003 Cavalier - Silver, 2dr. Overhauled engine, 162k miles. Good condition, new inspection. $1,800. (757) 753-7660 2006 Kawasaki Ninja ZX6R- Only 495 miles, Color: Black, One owner. Garage Kept. $7,000 OBO. (757) 903-7516
BOAT & MARINE SUPPLY
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La-Z-Boy Rocker Recliner- Light brown. Used but in great shape - $400 new. Asking $50. (757) 291-4892
House Cleaning Service- Free estimate. (757) 975-1546
Entertainment Center- Black and Glass, used only for a wk, $50 OBO, call for Pic. (757) 879-4281 Sleeper Sofa- Under 70” in length with full size mattress. VGC, Lazy Boy, 1/2 price. (757) 810-0200 Bedroom- Bed (headboard, footboard) and dresser. Full size mattress and box spring VGC. (757) 810-0200 Oven/Fridge- Gently used oven black for $250 OBO, Black fridge $200 OBO, pictures are available. (757) 676-4495 Refrigerator- Whirlpool, 33”W x 30”D x 65”H, 25 ft^3. Barely used. $400. Text for pics. (757) 371-6192
HOBBIES 1:1 Guitar Classes - Midtown NN read/ play std notation, chords/theory. Flexible scheduling. Call/txt rates, class times. (757) 528-7017
LOST & FOUND
16’ Utility Trailer- 97 Kargo 16’x 6.5’ with electric brakes. 6,000 lbs capacity. $1,200 OBO. (757) 268-5667
Men’s Ring Found- Men’s wedding ring found outside Building 907. Call to identify. (757) 688-2998
Two-Stroke Oil- 3/4 gal. of West Marine brand 2-stroke outboard motor oil (non-synthetic). $15. (757) 672-8256
Wedding Ring Found- Found wedding ring in Bldg 520/4 Ladies restroom on 5/1/17. Call to identify (757) 380-3289
Boat Fiberglass- 14’ w/trailer 25HP Merc-OB 45# MinnKota Ft Cntrl Troll Mtr Batt. Humbrd fishfindr $2,600 (804) 815-2240
FREE Free Manure- Aged; will load into your truck. (757) 846-4728
FURNISHINGS & APPLIANCES Couch and Love Seat- Very good shape love seat and couch. Call for pictures. (757) 869-9308 Vacuum Cleaner- Kenmore Vacuum w/ HEPA filter. Good condition, works great $35. (757) 810-0200
MISCELLANEOUS Items- Vacuums $35 and up, Carpet cleaner $65 and up, Patio sets $85 and up, Microwaves $35 (757) 218-2946 Exercise Equipment - Treadmills $115 to $399, Exerc Bikes $65 to $220. Ellip $50 to $220, Rowers $325 to $799, Tread Climber $650. (757) 218-2946
2014-650 CanAm ATV- very low hrs, pwr str, utility box, ex cond. used 1 season, garage kept 7,300 OBO. (757) 846-4728 Motorcycle Windshield- Lightly smoked 10-in “Windsplitter” off a 2014 H-D Street Glide. EC. $100. (757) 672-8256 General Home Cleaning- Free estimates. Licensed and insured. (757) 371-3904 A/C Service- Great prices Lic. and insured. Call today. (757) 771-3441 Hygiene Products- To donate to local families. (757) 434-6320 Floor Cleaning Services- Free Estimates. (757) 975-0801 Overboots- Golashes-Onguard- Say “fits size 10 and 11”. Men’s GC in box. $15. (878) 272-7934 Wickless Candles- Warmers, Wax, Sprays, Oils and more. (757) 771-9237 Razor Crazy Cart-Kids- $125. Rides up to 140 lbs. Like-new. Sells new for $350. Carrollton. (757) 417-5662 Winter Baby Clothes- 18 Gal tote full of 12 month boy’s winter clothing available for $30. (757) 771-9873 Upright Piano- Built in the 1800”s. Needs some work. Beautiful woodwork. Must sell. Call or text for pictures. (757) 272-5684 Old BB/Pellet Guns- working or not. Daisy, Crossman, Benjamin, Sheridan etc. Send pics to (757) 810-9052
PETS Built Dog House- Taupe XLG 4x4x4 house-grade matls custom ordered incl cindr blks $200 Exc cond Willmsbg. (757) 504-5845
Childcare- M-F 5 a.m.-6 p.m. ages 6 wks to 5 yrs CPR and 1st Aid Cert. 10 yrs. Exp in nursing. Pre K (757) 761-0330
Free to Good Home- Two female cats(must go together); 2.5yr old not spayed. 1 Male pit/boxer mix 1.5yr old not neutered. (757) 508-0757
Pest Terminator - Free Inspections. Expert Pest/Termite/Moisture Control, under haus repairs, poly installation. (757) 873-4999
Deer Beagle Pups- Deer Beagle Pups NKC registered, parents top not 16-17 inch. parents on site. Serious inquires only. (757) 438-0243
Lawn/Yard Care-Hampton/NN Area. (757) 871-4589
REAL ESTATE For Rent- House boat Poquoson. Pool/ Restaurant. (757) 298-1733 For Sale- 2BR 2BA in Kiln Creek. New HVAC/WTR HTR. Fresh Paint. Pool/Golf/ Trail. Ready at $199.9K (757) 298-1733 Condo for Rent- Poquoson 3BR, 2-1/2BA, Garage $1,400/mo + $280 HOA. (757) 870-7691 Room for Rent- 3bed/2bath house up in Denbigh. $500/month w/utilities, free Wi-Fi, second fridge in garage. Call/tx. (757) 303-8123 Lee’s Mill 3BR Condo- For Rent-3BR next to Ft. Eustis. $1,100 a month plus water bill. Wash/Dryer incl. (757) 812-4282 For Rent- Twnhse in Denbigh–3Br, 1-1/2Ba, completely renovated,new appliances HW Floor carpet & much more $1,000. (757) 812-8356 House for Sale- 2br/1bth 1,650 sqft, 1 acre, sunroom, large detached workshop, in Gloucester, 15mins from bridge $165k. (757) 897-0051 Sweet Phoebus - 10 min to NNS- For Sale: 2BR brick ranch hardwoods new appliances new paint big deck garage nice yard. (757) 239-4041 OBX Rental- Someday-3bdrm/2.5bathOcean Side-Outer Beaches Realty #14- Best views of Sound and Ocean in Hatteras. (800) 627-1850 Lots For Sale- Two 1/2 acre lots for sale on tidal canal in Gloucester. Call for more details. (757) 641-4994 Gatsby House / Work Shop- 4br 2ba 2,400 sqft Gloucester, Nine acre Lot, Large Den, Huge Kitchen, 5 Car Garage Work Shop $349K. (804) 815-4175
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