July 30, 2018

7 l 30 l 2018

A weekly publication of Newport News Shipbuilding

Tommy Cragg (O45) works with students at the YMCA STEM Fair.

Career Pathways Participates in YMCA STEM Fair

Ken Hewitt and Kathleen Ross monitor the weather at Newport News Shipbuilding, along with Jonathan Camden and Ray Green (not pictured). Photo by Ashley Cowan

NNS' Weather Watchers Newport News Shipbuilding has a team that keeps an eye to the sky – and to the Atlantic Ocean – tracking storms and alerting leaders when systems have the potential to impact the shipyard.

Bldg. 66 is home to NNS’ storm center, a hub where temperature, heat index, wind speed, tides, radars, various weather models and more are tracked. The Atlantic hurricane season runs from June 1 until Nov. 30 and usually peaks in September. That means during the summer and early fall, much of the team’s attention is focused on tropical systems.

“I’ve been in this room for every hurricane that has come upon us since 2002,” said Ken Hewitt (O69), who manages the storm center. During hurricane season, Hewitt’s team monitors reports from the National Hurricane Center and works with Waterfront Support Services (X36) to share forecasts with NNS leadership. When a storm’s effects are imminent, the shipyard enters “storm condition” – a four-tier system that determines preparation steps at NNS – and the two departments work around the clock along with Facilities.

Career Pathways volunteers from Newport News Shipbuilding – and the company’s integrated Digital Shipbuilding Mobile Experience (MX) trailer – spent Thursday, July 19, at the Virginia Air and Space Museum in Hampton for the Peninsula Metropolitan YMCA’s fifth annual STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) Fair.

More than 1,000 YMCA campers from Peninsula-area YMCA branches participated in the fair, which is part of an effort to prevent summer learning loss. Brenda Meekins (O26), who was one of 15 NNS volunteers, greeted the campers and answered their questions.

“Our involvement in these type of events is beneficial for the company and for the kids because we are grooming future shipbuilders,” she said. “This was my way of giving back to the community.”

Those interested in becoming a Career Pathways volunteer should contact Pierrette Swan (K18) at 688-2201.

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Shipbuilders Attend Engagement Expo

Updates from the NNS Parking Team

Online Giving Opens for School Tools Drive

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7 | 30 | 2018 Between 1,500 and 2,000 shipbuilders attended the interactive experience, designed and led by production foremen involved with the WLET. During the event, foremen were stationed at booths focused on specific Gallup engagement survey questions with informational sheets and activities. The foremen provided clarity about the questions and solicited feedback from attendees.

Shipbuilders who were previously recognized by the WLET for engagement and ISCVN engagement champions also were stationed at booths performing the “best day at work” exercise.

Shipbuilders visit a booth during an engagement expo in Applebee's (Bldg. 227) on July 11. Photo by Matt Hildreth

Shipbuilders Attend Engagement Expo The USS George Washington (CVN 73) Waterfront Leadership Engagement Team (WLET) sponsored an engagement expo on July 11 for employees on all shifts.

“This event was a great opportunity to introduce the WLET members and the Operations Division In-Service Carrier Program Engagement Champions. They could see who we are, what we do and to show everyone how they can be a part of making the deckplate experience better for our shipbuilders. It’s exciting to see the amount of hard work and dedication this team puts into improving engagement in our workplace. We are all in,” said Lead General Foreman Mike Mathews (K45/X43), who is also the CVN 73 WLET sponsor and the Operations Division ISCVN engagement champion lead.

“Change doesn’t happen overnight. I have been employed at Newport News Shipbuilding for 11 years, and I can honestly say the WLET is trying to make a difference. We have an opportunity to work with them to help the process move faster, then watch as the change happens right before your eyes,“ said Duriel Smith (X31), who is also an Operations Division engagement champion.

“This event turned out to be awesome.

There was a surprising amount of interest amongst all the people who attended. They asked a lot of questions, which led to some great dialogue,” said X43 Foreman Travis Cook.

Shipbuilder's Hard Hat Prevents Serious Injury Dwayne Harmon (X36) was working on John F. Kennedy (CVN 79) at Newport News Shipbuilding in June when two 5-foot Safway planks suddenly fell from approximately 40 feet above him, striking his hard hat.

Harmon walked away from the incident because he was wearing the personal protective equipment (PPE) that is required in production areas. “You never know what could happen at any given time,” he said. “My incident is proof. My hard hat saved my life.”

A representative from MSA, the company that manufactures NNS’ hard hats, recently visited the shipyard to honor Harmon with the MSA Gold Helmet Award.

The award is given to individuals who have been involved in an incident in which their hard hat either saved their life or prevented a serious injury. MSA does this to learn from real-life experiences and to share stories like Harmon's with their employees to remind them that what they do matters.

X36 Trade Director Dave Vandegrift thanked Harmon for using PPE correctly and presented him with a gold helmet and plaque from MSA. “Something can happen in a split second. That’s why it’s so important – even on a hot day – to always wear your PPE properly,” Vandegrift said. “We’ve got to do everything in our power as leaders and as craftsmen and craftswomen to ensure our own safety

Pictured from left are Theodore Fields, Dave Vandegrift, Jessie Eley, Dwayne Harmon and Morris Harrell. Photo by Matt Hildreth

and the safety of those around us. We want everyone to go home to their families intact every day.”

Harmon said he will continue to advocate for safety at NNS. “It’s important to be engaged and focused on your job,” he said. “Make sure you look out for your co-workers, and don’t take shortcuts.”

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NNS' Weather Watchers CONTINUED FROM PG 1

Hewitt said the precautions shipbuilders take at their homes when a storm is possible – such as putting away lawn furniture – is similar to what happens at the shipyard.

“Take that and magnify it to everything that we have here in the shipyard that can become a projectile. A lot has to happen,” he said. “That’s why it’s so important for us to track the weather. We err on the side of caution. If it looks like the potential is there, we have to react.

If it doesn’t actually hit us, people may think we went through all of that for nothing, but we really didn’t. We just got lucky.”

The biggest threat to NNS during hurricanes is tidal surge, according to X36 Trade Director Dave Vandegrift. Although the region hasn’t experienced a direct hit from a hurricane in more than a decade, he said it’s important not to become complacent.

“We’ve been really fortunate in this area, but you should always prepare before a storm comes. Know what you’re going to do at home. Know what you’re going to do at work,” Vandegrift said. “Don’t wait until the storm gets here to read the procedure. You need to know ahead of time.”

He encourages shipbuilders to check the X36 website for weather updates. Although hurricane season is a focus, all types of weather threats are monitored throughout the year.

“We put out weather reports for any kind of inclement weather – including severe storms, wind events and snow,” said Kathleen Ross (O69).

The team also provides information to NNS leaders who make decisions about when and where to offer liberal leave to shipbuilders due to weather conditions.

Ross said storm center staff don’t just monitor the weather while they are at work, but she’s just fine with that. “This is my dream job,” she said. “I’ve always been fascinated with weather.”

In the event of inclement weather, shipbuilders are reminded to check the Employee Information Phone Line (1-877-871-2058), the NNS to Go app, company email and company social media pages for updates about shipyard operations.

Christening Ceremony Set for Sept. 15; National Anthem Singer Needed Newport News Shipbuilding will christen Delaware (SSN 791) on Saturday, Sept. 15.

The Communications Division is looking for a shipbuilder to sing or play the national anthem during the ceremony – preferably an employee working in the Virginia-Class Submarine Program or from the state of Delaware. Employees who can perform the national anthem on the cello, violin or harp are also encouraged to submit their information.

If you are interested, contact Bryan Moore (O29) via email or at 688-4607 as soon as possible. All employees will be required to audition, and singers should be prepared to sing a cappella.

Additional information about the christening event, tickets and volunteer opportunities will be communicated at a later date.

Discount Tickets Available for Busch Gardens and Water Country Newport News Shipbuilding is celebrating its employees by offering discounted tickets to Busch Gardens and Water Country Aug. 4-5. Shipbuilders, family and friends are eligible to purchase discounted one-day passes for these days; tickets for a single day at Busch Gardens are $47 and a single day at Water Country are $32. Tickets must be purchased online by Aug. 5. To purchase tickets, visit buschgardens.com/williamsburg/promo-code and enter BGWNNSB into the promo code box.

Additionally, NNS has received a limited number of tickets to give away to shipbuilders.

NNS will hold three drawings for employees to receive tickets for free entry into the park of their choice. Drawings will be held on July 30, July 31 and Aug. 1. Shipbuilders interested in winning these tickets can enter the contest once a day via the NNS to Go app through Aug. 1.

Three winners will be selected at random and notified by 10 a.m. the following day for each of the three drawings. Winners must pick up their tickets from the Communications Office located in Bldg. 520-1 no later than noon on Friday, Aug. 3. Tickets will not be mailed.

Tickets not claimed by noon on the following day will be forfeited. No exceptions will apply. For more information, contact Laurel Overby (O29) at 688-9932.

American Red Cross Thanks Shipbuilders The American Red Cross thanked Newport News Shipbuilding employees with frozen pops on July 19 for their generous donations during last year’s “disaster season.”

Anthony Bryant is seen above enjoying one of the frozen pops. Photo by John Whalen

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Updates from the NNS Parking Team Hidens Parking Lot Sections Labeled To enhance safety and for employee convenience, Facilities recently finished a project to label sections of the Hidens Parking Lot (A, B, C). The project is part of the company’s ongoing initiatives to improve quality of life for its employees.

Parking Spaces Designated for Expectant Mothers Ten spaces in various company parking lots are now designated for expectant mothers.

Spaces are located closest to shipyard gates and/or shuttle stops in the following lots: Hidens, North Yard, Bldg. 1744, Bldg. 520, Bldg. 907, 50th Street gate and 42nd Street gate. Designated spaces are posted with signage and expectant mothers (with any color NNS decal) are authorized to park in these spaces. View a map of these locations on MyNNS.

Bldg. 1744 Parking Changes Reserved and visitor parking located in front of Bldg. 1744 will now be enforced 24/7.

This is due to an overwhelming number of unauthorized vehicles parked in this lot without proper credentials. Individuals visiting this building are required to sign in at the lobby located on the first floor of the facility and should only park in designated visitor parking spaces. Vehicles parked in reserved and/or visitor spaces without proper credentials are subject to being towed at the owner's expense.

City Makes Changes to Huntington Avenue Detour The city of Newport News implemented a new traffic pattern along the Huntington Avenue detour today, July 30, to improve traffic flow in the area.

Short term on-street parking on the west side of Washington Avenue between 39th and 34th streets was removed to allow for two lanes of southbound traffic on Washington Avenue.

On-street parking that is removed as a result of this change will be deemed a “No Parking Tow Zone” for the duration of the project.

The four handicapped parking spaces on the west side of Washington Avenue south of 39th Street were relocated to the east side of the street. Pedestrians and drivers should be aware of this new traffic pattern and should pay close attention to signage.

The intersection of 39th Street and Huntington Avenue recently was reconfigured to allow the continuous flow of traffic on 39th Street. To learn more about detour changes, watch a video on MyNNS or see the Distribution A memo.

Shauntel Foster speaks during a panel discussion at Service Unites, a conference powered by Points of Light.

Career Pathways Creates Volunteer Workshop Newport News Shipbuilding’s Career Pathways created and took part in a panel discussion workshop session at Service Unites, a conference powered by Points of Light that brought together nonprofit, government, business and civic leaders.

The conference was held in Atlanta in June.

Shauntel Foster (K18) and Pierrette Swan (K18) submitted the idea for the session, which included panelists from Bank of America and Hilton.

Approximately 100 participants from across the nation attended the workshop, which focused on the importance of providing volunteer opportunities for employees that involve students.

Such opportunities engage the current workforce in service, while also positively impacting future recruitment.

“We discussed how each company leverages its volunteer base to develop the next generation of employees. At Newport News Shipbuilding, Career Pathways has over 300 volunteers who contribute their time and expertise to students in our local communities,” said Foster, who represented NNS on the panel. “What better way is there for students to learn about careers at Newport News Shipbuilding than through our volunteer programs?”

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AROUND THE YARD Surviving an Active Shooter Event

Fall 2018 Night School Registration Underway

Business Ethics Survey Begins Next Week

Newport News Shipbuilding Security and Emergency Management encourages shipbuilders to view Run, Hide, Fight on MyNNS or on the NNS to Go app. The video, produced by the city of Houston and Homeland Security, shows how to survive an active shooter event.

Fall 2018 Night School classes are scheduled to begin the week of Sept. 17 and end the week of Nov. 17. The application deadline is Aug. 17. For further information and to view a list of classes and registration information, visit the Night School website, the Programs tab on The Apprentice School's website or the NNS to Go app.

For questions, contact Shirley Smith-King (O22) at 688-8608.

Newport News Shipbuilding employees will have the opportunity to participate in the 2018 business ethics survey Aug. 6-17.

The purpose of the survey is to gauge how well the company is doing ethically among its workforce. Employees with computer access will receive a link to the survey in their inbox and employees without computer access will be given a hard copy survey. All responses are confidential.

Online Giving Opens for School Tools Drive Hundreds of local students depend on the generosity of Newport News Shipbuilding employees to provide the school supplies they need for the upcoming school year.

Shipbuilders can make a difference by supporting NNS’ 2018 School Tools Drive.

Employees are asked to donate new school supplies.

NASA Langley employees are pictured outside of The Apprentice School.

NASA Langley Group Tours NNS Newport News Shipbuilding welcomed a group from NASA Langley in June for a tour of the shipyard to learn about Integrated Digital Shipbuilding, The Apprentice School and the Joint Manufacturing and Assembly Facility (JMAF).

The group, Langley Emerging and Advancing Professionals (LEAP), works to enhance Langley’s culture through networking. LEAP has connected with SHIPs Network, one of Newport News Shipbuilding’s employee resource groups.

“Establishing a connection between LEAP and SHIPs Network promotes a spirit of collaboration between Newport News Shipbuilding and NASA Langley Research Center and allows early career professionals, especially within the STEM fields, to build their networks,” said Caroline Montgomery, LEAP’s marketing lead and representative, who is the daughter of a shipbuilder. “This ultimately nurtures a culture within both organizations of diversity and progression.

The overall feedback from LEAP members after the tour of the shipyard was positive and enthusiastic.”

Desired donations include: Pictured from left are Alan Bomar (X70), Andrew Hinojosa (E83), Natasha Coston (X64) and Eric Olsen (X22). Photo by John Whalen

ERGs Work Together to Fight Cancer Members of various employee resource groups (ERGs) have joined forces to raise funds for cancer treatments and research to benefit Virginia residents. This summer, a small group of shipbuilders, working on their own time, has raised more than $1,200 to support the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society’s annual Light the Night Walk, which is scheduled for October.

Alan Bomar (X70), Andrew Hinojosa (E83), Natasha Coston (X64) and Eric Olsen (X22) recently raised $750 by teaming up with local Chipotle restaurants and bringing in lunch to three locations within the yard. Look for more ERGsponsored events to raise funds for cancer treatments and research. Additional details about this year’s Light the Night Walk can be found in the Datebook on Page 6.

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Report covers

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No. 2 pencils, erasers, pens, markers, highlighters, colored pencils and crayons

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Glue/glue sticks, child-safe scissors, compasses and protractors

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Backpacks

Shipbuilders can make tax-deductible donations online through Aug. 15 at yougivegoods.com/nns-schooltools-2018.

Items purchased online are not taxed and are shipped directly to NNS. School Tools Drive collection boxes will be available in buildings across the shipyard from Aug. 6-17. For more information, contact Judy Fundak (K18) at 380-3011.

Shipbuilders are reminded to take advantage of Virginia’s sales tax holiday, Aug. 3-5, during which qualified school supplies, clothing and footwear, hurricane and emergency preparedness products, and Energy Star and WaterSense products will not be subject to sales tax.

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DATEBOOK AUGUST 1

Newport News Shipbuilding's employee resource groups invite shipbuilders to attend the Smoke Out Cancer Charity Dinner from 4 until 11 p.m. at Smoke BBQ Restaurant, 10900 Warwick Blvd., Newport News. When diners mention the fundraiser to wait staff, 10 percent of their bill will be donated for cancer research and treatment for Virginia residents. For more information, contact Eric Olsen (X22) at 688-1868 or via email.

AUGUST 2

Join SHIPs Network from 5 until 8 p.m. for all-you-caneat snow crab legs at Cowboy Sports Grill, 6401 George Washington Memorial Highway, Yorktown. All shipbuilders, especially new hires, are welcome. The cost is $29. Sign up online. For more information, contact Sharesse Davis (E19) at 534-2378 or via email. She will be wearing a blue SHIPs lanyard at the event.

AUGUST 3

The Veterans Employee Resource Group (VERG) is hosting a celebration for the Coast Guard’s birthday at Applebee’s (Bldg. 227) from noon until 12:30 p.m. For more information, contact Adam Krininger (X84) at 380-4286.

AUGUST 11

The Hispanic Outreach and Leadership Alliance (HOLA) employee resource group is hosting its annual picnic/ Familia Day from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. at Sandy Bottom Nature Park, 1255 Big Bethel Rd., Hampton. The event, in the shelter next to the Nature Center, will include HOLA's first general membership meeting, games, face painting, food and more. Sign up on HOLA's website. For more information, contact Miguel Cortez (E86) at 380-3990 or via email.

AUGUST 14

The Hispanic Outreach and Leadership Alliance (HOLA) employee resource group will be hosting a speed mentoring session from 4:30 until 6 p.m. in Bldg. 520-6 (James River Room). Attendees will have the chance to share and receive advice from company leaders.

Mentoring sessions will occur in 10-minute intervals with attendees moving from one mentor to another. Sign up on HOLA’s website or contact Duane Faircloth (X70) at 688-5466 or via email.

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AUGUST 6

The Operations Division Quality of Life Health and Financial Wellness Group will host a Fun at the Park event from 2 until 5:30 p.m. at the MiniPark at 47th Street and Warwick Boulevard. The event includes games, giveaways, healthy snacks, music and fun. Attendees can also register to win a YETI cooler.

AUGUST 7

SHIPs Network is looking for new leaders to serve on its board. Leadership interviews will be held from 4 until 5 p.m. in Bldg. 520 (or via teleconference). SHIPs is looking for both represented and non-represented employees to serve as treasurer, secretary, Shipbuilder Engagement Committee members and more. Shipbuilders should contact Eric Olsen (X22) at 688-1868 or via email if they are interested in serving or have questions.

Register by Aug. 6 to participate in the Move More, Minute

By Minute physical activity challenge hosted by BeWell For Life, operated by QuadMed. Participants will track their physical activity for eight weeks starting Aug. 6 to get active and win prizes. All NNS employees are eligible to participate. Visit www.myquadmedical.com/hii and log into the Wellness Online portal to register.

The African American Shipbuilders Association (AASA) welcomes employees to attend a men's health panel discussion from 4:30 until 6 p.m. in VASCIC auditorium.

Panelists will discuss stroke, heart disease, prostate cancer, cancer of the eye, stress, preventative maintenance and more. This is the first of a three-part series. Events focused on women's health and family health are planned.

AUGUST 23

WiSE will host Organizational Vision: Depth Before Height Leadercast featuring James Brown from 4:30 until 6 p.m. in VASCIC 2 West Dining Room. No charge will be provided.

OCTOBER 5

The In-Service Carrier Program will host its 15th Annual Aircraft Carrier Invitational Golf Tournament at Ford’s Colony Country Club. The event is a four-man Captain’s Choice format starting at 1 p.m. with registration beginning at 11 a.m. The cost of $500 per team includes golf, driving range, welcome gifts and dinner. Proceeds from the event will benefit the USO. Contact Bruce Roberts (K69) at 380-4964 to register.

OCTOBER 27

Join fellow shipbuilders at the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society's Light The Night Walk from 5 until 9 p.m. at the MacArthur Center Green in Norfolk. The walk supports blood cancer treatment research that saves lives.

To donate, visit pages.lightthenight.org/va/hroads18/ huntingtoningallsindustries. For more information, contact Eric Olsen (X22) at 688-1868.

AUGUST 15

SEEKING SHIPBUILDERS

Visit www.buildyourcareer.com to search for the latest NNS job openings.

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Construction Supervisor 2 Systems Engineer 3 Experienced Insulator Construction Supervisor 2 Propulsion Superintendent - Nuclear Construction

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NNS Supports Norfolk Latino Music Festival Newport News Shipbuilding was a sponsor of the 18th annual Norfolk Latino Festival at Town Point Park in Norfolk on July 28.

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/careers/refer-a-friend for more information.

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4 bdrm, 2 1/2 bth, liv rm, din rm, den w/FP, 2-car att gar, 1-car det. ga, deck, incentives for upgrades.

(757) 759-378 House for Rent - 3 BR & 2 BA in Glendale area of NN. Minutes from HII. $1,250 per month.

(757) 871-9627 Roommate Needed - Home on Orcutt Ave. in Hampton. 4 miles from shipyard. (757) 696-1463 House for Sale - 3BR/2BA, 1,300 SF w/lg shed. New kitchen, lighting, paint, carpet. Colony Pines in NN. Text for details. (757) 897-2570 OBX Rental - Mile Post 11, 3 BR/2 bath between highways; walk to beach, restaurants. (757) 681-7532 Home for Rent - Pet/Smoke free, 3br/2br, 1,340 SF on .48 acre in Edgehill in Yorktown. Great schools. $1,500/mo. (757) 876-7888 Townhouse for Sale - 2BR/2.5BA 1,300 sq.ft., att. 1-car garage, end unit, 10 years old. Pool/clubhouse. Near I-64/ Jefferson. NNS incentive. $184,900.

(757) 508-0786 Home /Property for Sale - Manufactured home on 5 acres in Gloucester County near Rick's Country Store.

(804) 654-9970 House for Sale - As-is. 3 bed, 1 bath, garage in James City Co. near Penniman Rd. Great roof & VNG w/ AC. (757) 739-8879

MISCELLANEOUS Pandora Charms & Other Jewelry Also white gold hoops, yellow gold stud earrings. (757) 869-0521 Kids' Parties - Mobile kids parties with no mess & no stress. We plan, setup & run your party. Photo booth. (757) 647-1300 Essential Oils - Necklaces made with lava beads. Prices vary.

(757) 236-0789

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Wine Glass Holder - Hang your wine glasses with two silver under counter holders. Hardware included. $15.

(757) 236-0789

Roofing and Siding - Crawl space repairs. Honest and affordable. Ref. avail. Free est. Lic. and insured.

(757) 641-0738

Toys - Barbie, TMNT, Shopkins.

Text for pictures and prices.

(443) 366-7730

New Wire Shelving - 12 ft. long (Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll cut to length) various depths. Save $$ call / text for prices (757) 535-9279

Security Floodlights - Utilitech security switch controlled floodlights 500W halogen bulb. $10 each. Six total. (757) 618-0721

Heating & A/C - Service, repair, replacement. Licensed & insured. 30 yrs exp. Quality work, low prices. 7 days/ wk. (757) 605-8643 Pest Terminator - Free inspections.

Expert pest, termite, moisture control, under house repairs & poly installation. (757) 873-4999 Wedding Dress - 16W, mermaid with lace-up back. Top part has little jewels. $150. Text (256) 293-9675 Woodwork Sawmill Services - Custom woodworking service/rough cut and finished sawmill services at a competitive price. (757) 660-9628 Gift Baskets, Flowers & Balloons - We deliver or you pick up. (757) 599-0100 Variety Jewelry - Lots of origami.

Brand new charms, bracelets, necklaces.

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(757) 880-4969 Items - Microwaves, $35 and up. Air purifiers, $45 and up. Vacuums, $45 and up. Carpet cleaners, $45 and up.

(757) 218-2946 Items - Weed eaters, hedge trimmers, blowers, $35. Weight benches, $35 to $85. Nu Wave Oven, $75. Steam cleaners, $45.

(757) 218-2946 Exercise Equipment - Treadmills. $115 to $299. Ellipticals, $50 to $399.

Exercise bikes, $65 to $220. Inversion table, $150. (757) 218-2946 Baseball/Softball Batting Tee Power Drive Tee. Can be used for softball or baseball. Self contained.

Text for pictures. $175 OBO. (757) 652-8919 A/C Service - Installations, repairs.

Affordable prices. Lic. and insured.

(757) 771-3441

A/C & Heating Service - Quality work at fair prices. Licensed & insured with over 30 yrs exp. Tune-ups, repairs same day. (757) 525-0259 Remodel/Repairs Remodel residential interior/exterior.

New construction/repairs & more.

Licensed. (757) 570-4350 Selmer Paris Model 52 - Super Action 80 Series II professional alto saxophone.

Excellent condition.

Single owner (adult). $3,350.

(757) 329-8014 Umbrella Stroller - New. 30 lb weight limit. Used once. Call for pics. $10.

(757) 690-6999 Water Country - Williamsburg - 3 tickets for sale. $30 each. Good any day of the week until 9/9/18.

(757) 846-8678 Makeup - Lots of brand makeup Text for picture (757) 771-6137

new, for and

name sale. price.

House Cleaning Affordable, residential or commercial. Free estimates. Licensed & insured.

(757) 975-1546 Custom T-shirts Made Cheap - For your family reunion, business, church, etc. Window decals also available.

(757) 291-2765 2006 Jayco Jay Flight Travel Trailer 29' BHS - All working order with full storage cover. $5,500.

(804) 695-6399 General Home Cleaning - Free estimates. Special occasion cleaning welcomed. Licensed & insured.

(757) 371-3904 Nonprofits - Come learn about the 501(c)3 process, how to achieve it and why it's needed. Call or text.

(757) 945-9444

First Aid for Wounds - Learn how to treat wounds.

Certification class Aug. 25. Register now. $59.

(757) 344-8975 Private Investigator - DCJS certification 60-hour course.Register now.

(757) 344-8975 Lawn Care - Mowing, edging, etc. (NN, Hampton, York area).

(757) 535-9279 Banana Trees - Add a tropical look to your yard. Cold hardy bananas grow back every spring and reach 12 ft. $10-$20. (757) 593-2426 Riding Lawn Mower - Husqvarna 48inch cut. 20 HP Kohler engine. New tires. Good condition. $500 OBO. (757) 652-8919 Landscaping/Yard Work - We do cleanups, trimming and flower beds. Free estimates. Glouc. area (757) 525-0259 Lawn Care - Servicing Hampton area.

Free estimates on lawns, tree trim, gutter cleaning. (757) 633-5313

FREE ITEMS Amercian Girl Doll - To give away to a young girl. Comes with accessories.

(757) 329-6051 Hospital Bed - Like new, with remote control. (757) 503-2737

HOBBIES Hunt Club Accepting Members - Small family oriented hunt club based out of Brunswick, Va., offering big/small game opportunities. (757) 735-1512 1:1 Guitar Classes - Midtown NN. Flexible scheduling. Read/play std notation, chords/theory. Call/txt rates, class times. (757) 528-7017

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HOBBIES Nails & Massage - High-quality massage & nails. Call/text for pricing.

(757) 329-4419 Thule Bike Rack - Like new Thule T2 Pro XT 2 (black) platform-style bike rack. Holds 2 bikes. Fits 2â&#x20AC;? receiver hitch. $475. (412) 600-5298

WANTED Enterprise Commuter Van - From Va. Beach to NNS daily 1st shift round trip. Leaves Diamond Springs Rd. Text VANRIDE to (757) 450-6740 Trailer - Looking for a 14-16 foot trailer with ramp. (757) 236-0789 Licensed Barbers and Braiders - For a family-based barbershop.

(757) 596-9600

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Washer & Dryer - Broken washers & dryers that you are no longer using and taking up space. Will pick up for free. (575) 617-0100

IN APPRECIATION Thank You - I wanted to thank Tammy Crouch for all she is doing in the lab.

Thank you for all you do!

PETS 2 Bird Cages - 1 large bird cage, $150 OBO. 1 medium cage, $80 OBO. Assembled. Call for pics & dimensions, leave message.

(757) 409-8200

Check out July Hot Shots online. In the photo above, Travis Harper, left, and Charles Apple rig a mold for a lift in the Foundry. Photo by John Whalen