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A weekly publication of Newport News Shipbuilding

VCS Program Director Matt Needy, left, and Lauren Hamburg (E04) show students a demo of augmented reality during the YMCA’s 2016 STEM Fair held at the Virginia Air and Space Center in Hampton on July 21. Photo by John Whalen

NNS Participates in YMCA STEM Fair On Thursday, July 21, volunteers from Career Pathways represented Newport News Shipbuilding at the 2016 Peninsula Metropolitan YMCA STEM Fair at the Virginia Air and Space Center in Hampton, Virginia.

During the event, approximatively 1,600 campers from 17 different YMCA branches participated in hands-on STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) activities.

Volunteers from Career Pathways offered students live demonstrations of

modeling and simulation programs, as well as augmented reality.

After attending the event, VCS Program Director Matt Needy said, “It was amazing to watch how all the kids responded to the NNS team and our state-of-the-art technology demonstrations.”

“From the reactions and great questions we recieved from the kids, I am sure we will see many of those same faces wearing NNS hard hats and steel toes in the not too distant future,” said Needy.

EH&S Task Teams Sponsor Expo More than 35 Environmental, Health and Safety (EH&S) Task Teams sponsored and participated in this year’s EH&S Task Team Expo on July 26 and 27. The expo was held in Bldg. 4931, a central location within the shipyard gates to improve travel for shipbuilders attending the event.

EH&S Task Team Expo lead Kati Allison (O27) said, “Starting with the first EH&S Task Team Expo, our goal has been to allow for more employees to attend, so that they can see new tooling initiatives, innovative improvements and other EH&S Programs the teams have developed. The new location and extra day allowed 1,000 additional employees to attend.”

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Pictured (L to R): Elizabeth Chandler (O63), Thomas Hayes (X42), Kyle Jaffeux (X67) and Troy Hughes (O38). Photo by John Whalen

The Community Congratulates NNS on 130 Years Visit the 130th Anniversary website to watch new congratulatory video messages from the President of Christopher Newport University, Paul Trible, and Marine Superintendent of Virginia Institute of Marine Science, Durand Ward. New videos are added to the website each week.

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Tyler Quarterman (X36) attended the expo with a craftsman guest pass. “Information about safety does not do us much good unless its circulated and understood. This was a great opportunity for us to be exposed to a wealth of new information, and it was a breakthrough event that should be continued in future expos,” he said.

Adrian Brown (M53), who is co-lead for the M53 EH&S Task Team, described his team’s booth. “The M53 booth focused on visual safety improvements for employees to easily identify possible hazards within their area. We featured our fire extinguisher flags and labels that are placed on beams to indicate location, our portable exhaust ventilation that welders use to improve air quality, and our bright yellow safety painted transfer tracks that employees depend on to easily recognize tripping hazards throughout the shop.”

Director of EH&S Dru Branche said, “This year’s event was very successful because over 1,500 shipbuilders from all over the shipyard were able to come together with similar issues and collaborate on various solutions. The expo is an excellent time for EH&S Task Teams and other craftsmen and craftswomen to get creative, and discover resourceful and innovative ideas for EH&S improvements.”

Pictured (L to R): Ashleigh Green (X42), Katherine Allison (O27) and Angel Holley (X32).

Photo by John Whalen

Visit the Safety website on Yardnet for additional information about safety news, resources, tips and initiatives at Newport News Shipbuilding. To view photos of the expo, visit the O27 EH&S Task Team website on Yardnet.

IPPC Peer Lead Team Increases Engagement The Integrated Planning and Production Control Division continues to realize success through a Gallup-themed initiative called “What Can We All Do – Round II.” The initiative is a joint effort that started with employees from the New Carrier Construction Engineering department (E07), Production Planning and Control department (X89) and Production Control Department (X76). The group began working together last year to develop an approach to increase engagement by establishing peer led teams. As peer leads, employees volunteer in their areas to uncover opportunities for improvement and promote open communication in an effort to drive change and inspire fellow employees to foster an engaged workforce.

Peer leads throughout the division continue to see positive impacts from this effort. “Our hope is that as this initiative continues, employees will realize their value to the company, which will promote a renewed trust in the process of engagement and will translate into greater company loyalty and commitment to quality,” said Mitchell Durant, production planner and scheduler for E07.

From leadership’s perspective, the initiative is about leveling the playing field and providing an

Pictured (L to R): Tanesha Lockett (X89), Damon Saetre (X89), Carol Sisti (X89), Mike Martin (X89). Second Row (L to R): Brian Norcutt (X89), Dar Deerfield Mook (E07), Meredith Martz (X76), Shavonne Clark (X89), Cametrice Butcher (X89), James Swann (X89). Back Row (L to R): Jason Moore (X89), Gail Evans (X89), Gale Royal (X89), James Johnson (X76) and Calvin Hoggard (X76).

outlet for everyone to be heard.

“My belief has always been that improving engagement requires input from everyone, not just supervision or management,” said Rob Winslow, manager of production planning and scheduling.

“I think that this initiative has helped employees get involved, allowed their voices to be heard and has helped them understand that we all have skin in the game.”

For more information or questions about the peer lead initiative, contact Dar Deerfield Mook (E07) at 380-4502 or Tanesha Lockett at 534-2792.

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2016 School Tools Drive Continues through August 19

President of NYSCD SWE, Emily Frantz (E91) volunteers at the Annual Exploring Engineering Event in Troy, NY, partially supported by SWE.

Kesselring Employee Elected as SWE President in New York Recently, Nuclear Engineer Emily Frantz (E91) at Kesselring was elected as president of the New York State Capital District’s Society of Women Engineers (NYSCD SWE). As president of the section, Frantz represents NYSCD SWE before the public and leads area meetings. With a 10-person executive council, monthly activities are planned to encompass the mission of the organization.

Prior to becoming president, Frantz was the co-membership director and collegiate interest group liaison for Adirondack Community College (now SUNY Adirondack College) in New York. Frantz has held leadership roles with SWE for the past five years at both the local and regional level.

SWE is a not-for-profit educational and service organization that empowers women to succeed and advance in the field of engineering. The NYSCD section of SWE was established in 2002 and currently has over 190 members in the capital region. NYSCD SWE’s largest event of the year is the Merit Award Dinner, where young women from local high schools are recognized for their interest in STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics). This past year, 66 young women were invited and five scholarships were given out.

Newport News Shipbuilding’s 2016 School Tools Drive to benefit area children will run August 8-19.

Items needed include composition notebooks, No. 2 pencils, three-ring notebooks, notebook paper, three and five-subject notebooks, report covers, compasses/protractors, pens, rulers, markers, highlighters, erasers, colored pencils, glue/glue sticks, pencil boxes, scissors (children safe), crayons and backpacks. Employees are asked to bring new school supply items only.

Don’t have time to travel to the store? A new online website is available August 1-19 for employees to purchase tax free school items with free delivery to NNS. For more information about the online website and to view the full list of drop off locations, view the flier on Yardnet or contact Judy Fundak (K18) at 380-3011.

ModSim Holds Two-Day Hackathon In June, a software development and analytics group from department K76/E04 held a two-day hackathon as a part of the group’s effort to leverage the Lean Startup method. The Lean Startup method is a scientific approach to new product development. The approach offers a set of tools that businesses can use to test a new product vision continuously throughout the product development lifecycle.

During the hackathon, several participants worked together to solve a given problem using the group’s simulation software.

The exercise acted as an experiment to test a set of hypotheses that the software development team created prior to the event in order to better understand user needs.

Pictured (L to R): Kelsey Black (E04) and Benjamin Price (E04) participated in a ModSim two-day hackathon held in June. Photo by Tyler Lee (E06S/E04)

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AROUND THE YARD

2​ 016 United Way Campaign Slogan Contest Recently, associates from Dimensional Control’s SECA (Safety, Engagement, Communications Action) Committee volunteered with SHIPS Network and Newport News Shipbuilding Apprentices as The Shipyard Snapper Group to support the 2016 Children’s Fishing Clinic held on July 16 at the James River Fishing Pier in Newport News.

Pictured (L to R): Paula Young (O68), Chris Lockwood (O68) and Aimee Hicks (O68).

Congratulations Ethics On-The-Spot Award Winners Listed below are the most recent winners of the On-the-Spot Ethics Recognition Program Award.

Congratulations to the following employees: Kenneth Whitehead (O39), Jimmy Hacinas (AMSEC), Jacquelyn (Jackie) McEntee (O75), Steven Ours (X31), Leigh Powell (O51), Lashonda Gillis (O46), Tameaka King (O46), Jeremy Allmond (X42), Cynthia Ingram (O53), and Andrew Butler (X51).

To nominate a fellow employee for an On-the-Spot Ethics Award, visit the EEO, Ethics and Compliance website on Yardnet or contact Catrina Hagwood (O18) at 688-1907.

This year, Newport News Shipbuilding wants to kick off the 2016 United Way Campaign with an exciting and engaging slogan created by a NNS employee.

The winning slogan must not exceed six words and will be featured on all campaign materials and posters distributed around the yard. Employees can submit slogans to unitedway2015@hii-nns.com through August 31. The winner will be invited to the Annual United Way Kickoff Breakfast held in October and will be recognized by NNS. For questions, send an email to unitedway2015@hii-nns.com.

HII Health Center Wellness Beacon ​ he HII Family Health Center will hold a T diabetic resources Wellness Beacon session August 18. Employees must be eligible to use the health center to attend. For additional details, view the flier on Yardnet. To reserve a seat, call 327-4200 or email HIINNWellness@quadmedical.

Savannah River Nuclear Solutions Extends Contract On August 4, The Department of Energy (DOE) announced that the Savannah River Operations Office will exercise an option to extend the term of the current management and operating contract with Savannah River Nuclear Solutions (SRNS) for an additional 22 months, from Oct. 1, 2016 to July 31, 2018.

Execution of the contract extension ensures uninterrupted management and operation of the work defined in the contract. This competitively awarded contract includes a provision allowing the government the unilateral right to extend the period of performance for up to five years. DOE extended the contract for 38 months on Sept. 6, 2012, thereby leaving a remaining balance of 22 months.

Huntington Ingalls Industries subsidiary SN3 is part of the team responsible for the management and operations of the SRNS site. To read the full news release, visit www.em.doe.gov.

Inclusion + Diversity While we continue to seek stories that showcase each of our unique personality traits, we are also looking for people to share stories of being or feeling excluded based on age, race, gender or other cultural differences. Shipbuilders interested in sharing their stories should contact Jeremy Bustin (O29) at 380-4384.

The ad on the next page is part of an ongoing series of print communications in support of the Inclusion and Diversity initiative at Newport News Shipbuilding.

Learn more about Mike’s story in the Inclusion and Diversity video.

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I am not

JUDGMENTAL. About Face Rethink what you think.

“As a Christian, I find it’s getting harder and harder to live out my values and not be seen as hateful. Sometimes I feel people assume that because of my faith I don’t respect them or value diversity. This couldn’t be more wrong. The Christian message is one of love and is for all people regardless of our differences.”

Mike Ship

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DATEBOOK AUGUST 17

The International Compliance Office will hold Basic Annual Export Training from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. in the James River Room of building 520-6th floor. Register via the Learning Exchange (LX). For questions, contact Sarah Williams (O17) at 380-3599.

AUGUST 17

STRIDE (Shipbuilders Together Realizing Inclusion, Diversity and Equality) is hosting a kickoff event on Wednesday, August 17, from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. in Rooms 224 and 225 of Building 907 (next to the HII Family Health Center).

Come find out about one of the newest employee resource groups (ERG), enjoy cold treats and play a trivia game to learn more about LGBT history, culture and issues. Walk away with a STRIDE T-shirt and other giveaways. STRIDE Executive Sponsor Barry Fletcher, vice president of Nuclear Propulsion, and STRIDE board members will be available to answer questions about the ERG. Employees interested in joining this new ERG can send an email to STRIDE_ERG@hii-nns.com.

AUGUST 18

Aramark and NNS Food Service Operations are sponsoring a Farmers Market from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Thursday, August 18, in the cafe courtyard on the second floor of VASCIC. Locally and regionally sourced fruits and vegetables will be available for purchase using cash, debit or credit card. Interactive Health will also be on site to provide recipes and resources on purchasing and storing fresh produce in season. Employees are expected to attend the event on their own time with approval from their supervisor. For more information, contact Dwain Jenkins (O23) at 688-7281 or Patrick O’Keeffe at 380-3685.

View the flier on Yardnet.

OCTOBER 7

I​n-Service Carriers will host its 13th Annual Aircraft Carrier Invitational Golf Tournament at Ford’s Colony Country Club on Friday, October 7th.

The event is a four man captain’s choice format starting at 1 p.m. with registration beginning at 11 a.m. Cost is $500 per team, which 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 15

Save the date for the 2016 Newport News Shipbuilding Submarine Program Golf Classic on October 15 at Cypress Creek Golf Course. For more information, contact Johnny Mintz (X67) at 880-8965 or via email at johnny.mintz@yahoo.com.

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The Mariners Club will host a fall golf tournament Sunday, October 30 at The Kingsmill River Course.

Check-in begins at 7:30 a.m. A buffet breakfast will be available at the golf course from 7:30 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. and the tournament will start at 9:30 a.m. Cost is $85 per participant or $340 per team. Mulligan and raffle prizes will be given out and tickets will be available for purchase at check-in. Complete the registration form on Yardnet and return to Kenny McBurney (X91) no later than Sept. 2. For questions, contact Kenny McBurney (X91) at 380-3659.

DMV2Go Coming To Shipyard August 23 The Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) is bringing its full-service, mobile customer service center to Newport News Shipbuilding on Tuesday, August 23 from 7:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

The DMV2Go mobile center will be parked on Washington Avenue between 41st and 42nd Streets.

With the latest technology, this wireless office-on-wheels is handicap-accessible and offers all DMV transactions including: applying for and renewing driver’s licenses and ID cards; obtaining vehicle titles, license plates and decals; getting a copy of driving record; ordering disabled parking placards or plates; purchasing hunting and fishing licenses; and much more. Road and knowledge tests are available too. Records such as address, voter registration, and donor status can also be updated at the mobile center. DMV2Go also has the capability to process requests for Virginia Birth Certificates, Virginia Death Certificates, Virginia Marriage Certificates and Virginia Divorce Certificates.

More information about DMV2Go can be found on the DMV website or view the flier on Yardnet.

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Emergency Response Organization (ERO) Holds First Awareness Week The Emergency Response Organization (ERO) is holding its first ERO Awareness Week, August 15 – 19, to help Newport News Shipbuilding employees understand the role it plays in ensuring NNS maintains the highest safety and control standards governed by the Naval Nuclear Propulsion Program. As the only shipbuilder in the U.S. who can build nuclear-powered aircraft carriers, and one of two shipyards in the country building nuclear submarines, an effective ERO is critical for NNS to maintain its license to perform nuclear work for the Navy.

“Our success as a company and the safety of our employees are tied to adhering to the highest controls and standards in the Naval Nuclear Propulsion Program,” said Radiation Safety Analyst Len Rossi.

The ERO proactively supports the shipyard’s radiological control program and maintains the NNS Radiological Emergency Response Plan to ensure there is a coordinated response by various shipyard departments, the Supervisor of Shipbuilding, Naval Reactors Representatives Office and Navy personnel.

ERO conducts regular training and drill exercises to ensure the high performance and proficiency of all emergency responders.

“Although a significant accident involving one of our nuclear ships is highly unlikely, we must be diligent in our training and preparations to respond to any event,” said Rossi. “Our objective is to minimize the potential impact from such an event to our people, the shipyard and our community.”

At Newport News Shipbuilding, there are more than 600 employees who are members of the ERO support team. While ERO provides leadership and expertise to facilitate the proper response to a potential situation, they don’t act alone. Every shipbuilder should be prepared and know what to do when an emergency or simulated exercise occurs.

“For every emergency situation, whether it involves radiological material or not, call *911 or 380-2222 to report it,” said Radiological Controls Instructor Bill Neff. “And just as you would offer assistance in a real emergency, you should actively participate in a drill exercise if you are in the area when it occurs, or if you are asked to assist by an emergency responder. You should also follow all instructions and listen for emergency broadcasts. In other words, do the right thing.”

Pictured Above: The ERO conducts training in the Newport News Shipbuilding Emergency Command Center. Photo by John Whalen

ERO Awareness Week Events During ERO Awareness Week, ERO personnel will be at several locations around the shipyard with their emergency mobile unit to answer questions and discuss with employees the company’s commitment to ensuring NNS has the safest and most efficient Naval Nuclear Propulsion controls program. Waterfront employees will also participate in a Take 5 with their foremen to review the ERO recommended procedures for safely responding to an emergency.

“We will be in the yard and at the gates with our On-Scene Command Post Vehicle,” said Neff. The vehicle is designed with specialized equipment and resources to support any emergency response.

By having a rare look at our emergency vehicle and our resources it should help employees better understand the shipyard’s commitment to emergency response and the responsibilities of each and every shipbuilder during an actual event or exercise.”

See the ERO Awareness flier on the next page to view the dates and times of when the On-Scene Command Post Vehicle will be at a location near you.

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EMERGENCY RESPONSE ORGANIZATION AWARENESS WEEK 2016 AUGUST 15-19 During Emergency Response Organization Awareness Week, the ERO will help shipbuilders understand the role it plays in responding to a potential radiological situation.

The ERO provides leadership and expertise to ensure every employee knows what to do when an emergency or drill occurs.

Meet ERO leaders and tour the On-Scene Command Post emergency vehicle at the below locations and times.

Tuesday, August 16 • 12-12:30 p.m. South Yard – Pier 3 Wednesday, August 17 • 6-7 a.m. 46th Street Gate • 12-12: 30 p.m. Mid Yard – The Huntington Memorial Rock • 2:30-3:30 p.m. 46th Street Gate Thursday, August 18 • 6-7 a.m. 50th Street Gate • 12-12: 30 p.m. North Yard – Bldg. 4777 • 2:30-3:30 p.m. 50th Street Gate

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EMPLOYEE CLASSIFIEDS

AUDIO/VIDEO PA AMPLIFIER - Peavey 2000W PA amplifier w/hard roller case. Ideal for church, bingo, social hall. $300, or $275 w/o case.

(757) 813-1781 LG V10 PHONE - Like new Verizon White LG V10 Phone. Pics avail. Pink case avail. Just need your own sim. $400 (757) 705-5235 DIGITAL FRAME - Sony Digital Picture Frame. Pics avail. $80 (757) 705-5235 SECURITY CAMERA - Samsung indoor security cameras. Pics avail. Two cams avail. $60 each (757) 705-5235

Auto cont.

Computers cont.

07 HARLEY DLUX - Chromed-out,<7 miles, like new, 12k OBO, HD soft tail.

Custom paint job. Must see to appreciate.

(757) 365-9694

PRINTER - Brothers MFC-J4420DW printer. print-copy-scan-fax. WIFI capable. $40 with ink. Excellent condition. (757) 508-0692

03 MAZDA MIATA - 5-speed, 96k miles, Gray w/ blue top, good condition, text for pictures, $5250. (610) 955-5655 TIRES - 2 Bridgestone Dueler H/L 400 tires P245-55-R19. Fit 08-13 Toyota Highlander Sport/Limited. VGC. $60 for pair.

(757) 291-5297 AUTO FOR SALE - Classic 1999 Lincoln Continental one owner with 121,000 miles.

Leather interior recent inspection. $3500 OB (757) 652-8919

HP PRINTER - HP Officejet Pro 8500A All-in-one printer. Wireless, 2 sided print & copy, e-print. VG Condition. $50 (757) 851-7225

HOBBIES GUITAR CLASSES - Santana “Oh yeah Cocoa Puffs, we eat them, sit all by myself” 1-on-1 Midtown NN Wk/bi-wk sched Call/ text (757) 528-7017

SAMSUNG 4K UHD - 65” 4K UHD Samsung 6500 Series TV and blue ray, never used still in the box. $1400 OBO. (757) 218-7691

94 CORVETTE - Excel Cond Wht Coupe w New Red Carpet 119K Ext/Int. Clean, New Stereo w Spkers, $7500 Neg. (757) 570-0178

W-LESS HEAD SET - Wireless head set for Chrysler town country Dvd player + remote for more INFO call (757) 864-0559

1995 BUICK - Park Avenue 75K miles needs state inspection and drivers side turn light. $1000 OBO (757) 303-1516

TREADMILL - 4 months old Nautilus text for pictures. $500 (757) 287-7288

IPHONE 5C - Up for sale is an iPhone 5c in mint condition. 16GB and green in color.

Interested text (804) 445-4184

2011 HYBRID - 2011 Toyota Camry Hybrid, low mileage (19K). Asking $15K great condition, black w/gray cloth int. Txt 4 pics.

(757) 536-4744

GOLF TOURNAMENT - 1st annual tournament 300 team 1PM start. 8/21 raffle, dinner provided, lots of extras (757) 438-0243

01 GMC 1500 - 4WD. Ext cab. White w/ Black leather int. Heated seats. PWR windows, seats, locks. 250K miles. Runs great (252) 339-8238

LEARN TO GROOVE - I have been teaching dance for 9 years from ages 3 to adults. Call or text if you want to learn how to groove (240) 429-1770

05 CL65 AMG V12 - Biturbo 604HP 738TQ, 92k miles, warranty good. silver/black $180K+ MSRP $20k OBO. (757) 597-5083

FENDER GUITAR - Fender Squire Stratocaster Black, Good Condition $80 (757) 846-8614

NOTE 5 - Samsung Galaxy Note 5 in excellent condition. 32GB, S-Pen and accessories. Txt. (804) 445-4184 BLACKBERRY BOLD - 9930 Non-camera touchscreen, refurbished and in great condition. Sprint and unlocked. $55 (757) 285-1145

AUTO 07 CHRYSLER - Sebring, 110k, Black, 2-new tires, fair condition, runs good. $2,500. Call/text (269) 788-2542 05 HONDA CIVIC - Silver coupe LX, Special Edition, Manual, 209k miles, upgraded stereo w/ Bluetooth, 1 owner, $3k OBO (804) 695-6259 09 CIVIC HYBRID - 118201 milage, Automatic, AC, Power Win/Lock, Nav, USB Conn. $3000 as is.(757) 846-7787 ‘11 TACOMA - 4Door, Pre-Runner V6 auto Short Bed, +117K miles, $19,000 (757) 775-6964

BOAT & MARINE SUPPLY SAILBOAT J/24 - 1979 J/24 Great shape w/ original deck layout fit for cruising/ day sailing. Recently hauled. $4100 (757) 810-4518

COMPUTERS COMPUTER REPAIR - PC/Laptop Repair, Remove Viruses, Install programs, $85/ Parts (757) 329-6761

GOLF CLUBS - Callaway XHotPro Irons, Taylormade, X-Hot2, Cobra hybrid, Vokey wedges, Odyssey pro putter. $400 OBO (757) 593-4949

FREE FREE FIRE WOOD - Free Fire wood Hard Wood “Gum” Bring saw and take it home (757) 329-6761 VA BENEFIT - Free Veteran Benefit Awareness 8/13 @10a 103 Kegman Rd W Ches. (757) 334-2958 ST LEO ECO BOOK - Economics: Macro/Micro book w/ online access card. Free (757) 813-4956

FURNISHINGS & APPLIANCES WASHER & DRYER - Working Kenmore Washer and Dryer. 2 years old. Good working order. $200 OBO. (443) 880-3949 FUTON SOFA/BED - Blk metal frame futon w/upgraded futon mattress, fair cond. $75 OBO. (757) 817-7141 FURNITURE - 5pc. kids bedroom furniture: 2 captain beds, nightstand, dresser w/ mirror, and chest. Great condition $850 (757) 602-3465 FOR SALE - 3 Piece Entertainment Center.

All cherry wood. $100.00 (757) 377-1029 MOVING SALE - 2 sofa sets 1 armoire coffee table dining rm table chairs hutch pics avail (757) 934-0273 VANITY AND MIRR - Vanity w/ sink and faucet and separate vanity mirror with medicine cabinet - $125 (757) 218-3064 CRIB & MATTRESS - Graco Lauren 4-in-1 Convertible Crib & Mattress. Finish:Natural.

Asking $50 Text (757) 528-8299 FRIDGE/FREEZER - Wht Whirlpool side by side fridge/freezer. 4.5 years old/great condition. Ice maker/H20 dispenser. $400/ OBO. (912) 272-3816 ROUND FIRE PIT - Never used outdoor fire pit with blk cast iron legs,stone decorative table and metal blk screen. 36”, $10 (912) 272-3816 DEN FURNITURE - Almost new sofa, love seat, chair & ottoman. Only used for a few mnths. Choc brn fabric w/ pillows. $1,000 (912) 272-3816 ARMOIRE - Ethan Allen oak Armoire with lower storage compartments $275 Call (757) 812-9763 CRYSTAL SET - Oneida, Crystal Juilliard large table bowl, small bowl & 2 candle holders in box $30 for all. (757) 812-9763 APPLIANCE - GE 4.5 cu. ft. Compact Refrigerator, Black VG condition great for college dorm. $65 (757) 851-7225

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(757) 846-4546

WEDDING DRESS - One of a kind dress.

Size 6. $990. Excellent Condition. For pictures text (757) 537-7054

OBX RENTAL - MP 5.5, KDH, 4BR, 2BA, 3 levels, ocean and sound view, superb deck and patios, $1,095 weekly, (757) 375-0997

WEDDING GOWN - Designer Wedding Gown by Vera Wang. Strapless, sweetheart neck, Size 12. Never Worn. $800.

(757) 596-2138

HOUSE FOR RENT - Denbigh/Oyster Pt. 1300SF, 2 BDRM, 1 BA, W/D, Gas Heat/AC, Painted, New Carpet, New Kitchen.$950 mon. (757) 322-0928 LAND FOR SALE - 3 lots 10 acres each, wooded, septic apprvd, Gates N.C., just across state line, very quiet area.

(757) 334-5526 CONDO FOR SALE - Second floor condo for sale in Harbour View, north Suffolk.

1300 sq ft, 2 bedroom, 2 bath. $160K (757) 812-5538 HOUSE FOR SALE - Hampton, 2BR, 1BA, 850sqft, remodeled, quiet area, big yard w/ workshop and fire pit. Mins from Shipyard. $100 (757) 725-2882 HOME FOR SALE - Brick Rancher, Hampton, remodeled. HVAC/Roof/ Kit./ BR/ Water htr all new. Big Yard. 109.9K (757) 812-9266 CONDO FOR RENT - 1 bdrm w/ bonus rm.

1000sqft, $850 a month. Gated Community.

Very close to yard. (804) 350-1875 OBX RENTAL - 5BR, Oceanside, Pool/ Spa, Linens/Towels, Internet, Wet Bar, Sleeps 14, No Pets. Wkly $995-$3295 (757) 826-0740 STUDIO APARTMENT - Furnished, open plan over garage, private entrance, utilities/ WiFi included, close to NNS. $900/month (757) 358-4458 YORK COUNTY 3bdrm/2.5bath.

Townhouse in Coventry. 1 car garage.

Great Schools. New floors and other upgrades. $219K (757) 810-9266 ROOM FOR RENT - 5 miles from shipyard in Carrollton. Eagle Harbor $600 Util incl. Priv Bath, Furnished pet friendly no smoking (757) 375-3696 2.3 ACRE LOT - Gates Co. NC, wooded lot on private road. 400’ road front lined w/river birch trees. 1/2 mile from VA line.

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HOME RENOVATION Home Improvement.

Customer satisfaction guaranteed. Licensed/bonded & Insured.

(757) 570-4350 FRESH BROWN EGG - Local farm eggs $2.50/dozen $3.50/18ct Can meet near shipyard (757) 637-1250 EXERCISE EQUIPM - Ellipticals, bikes, treadmills, walkers, weight bnch, AB mac., dumb bell set, row machine (757) 589-7248 ITEMS - Microwaves, patio sets, carpet shampooer, nuwave oven, ionic air purifier Kirby vac/shampooer many extra’s (757) 589-7248 LAUNDRY DETERGE - 5 Gal. Bucket Liquid detergent H.E $35, Food sealer vac $85, water cooler, Toro lawn m self propelled $215 (757) 589-7248 GYM EQUIPMENT - Total Gym w/ 3 attachments. $300 OBO. (757) 377-1029 HOUSE WASHING - House, Roof and Concrete Cleaning. Most methods used with less than 500PSI. Licensed and Insured. (757) 810-5115 GUTTER CLEANING - Clean gutters by hand, bag debris, flush down spouts and brighten outside Licensed and Insured.

(757) 810-5115 HD LADIES JCKT - Size “Large”. Harley Davidson jacket for sale. Great condition. $200 OBO. Text for pics. (757) 593-8501 GENERATOR - North Star 2700 generator 20amp, powered by Honda, EC, quiet, very reliable, first pull start $250 (757) 618-6015 STUFF FOR SALE - Floral comfy sofa, 9 pc patio furniture, TV, small dog carrier, bike, best offer accepted, photo upon request (757) 508-2119 ROOFING - Roofing /construction. Roofing replacements or repairs. free estimates, 30 year shingle. (757) 713-0775 FOR SALE - Size 34/36 Billabong, Hurley shorts never worn $8/each. Size 36 Carhart jeans never or slightly worn $10/each (757) 871-4511

Miscellaneous cont.

Miscellaneous cont.

PRESSURE WASH - Decks, Homes, Fences, and more. Competitive Pricing.

(757) 581-0075

CREDIT REPAIR - Get the credit you deserved. Tired of getting denied credit, call (757) 343-2987

BUSHOGGING - Bushogging of overgrown areas or large fields.Peninsula,Gloucester & Isle of Wight. (757) 810-9052

GET FIT - In-person & online training, meal plans, and group challenges. Male & female, all levels welcome. Certified.

(757) 218-7177

MOW BIG AREAS - Commercial Zero turn or tractor mowing of large yards, sports fields, pastures near the Peninsula.

(757) 810-9052

DOG WALKING - Dog walking & boarding available in north Suffolk, Western Branch, & Norfolk. Call for more info.

(830) 965-5620

GARDEN TILLING - Tilling of gardens all sizes. Forward and counter rotating tillage to break up soils. Peninsula area.

(757) 810-9052 SELF DEFENSE - Tactika Defensive Tactics Women’s Self Defense “Summer Special” in Aug. $75. State certified instructors.

(757) 838-1102 A/C SERVICE - Have A/C checked and serviced. Summer discounts for NNS employees. Call (757) 771-3441 HEALTHY 2 GO - Submit grocery list on line and we shop, cook, portion and pack lunches/snacks for the work week.

(757) 240-1856 PEST TERMINATOR - All pests. Termite Treatments/Bonds, Moisture Control, sand, poly, Under house repairs. (757) 873-4999 HOME CLEANING - General home cleaning. Free Estimates. One time or special occasion cleaning welcomed.

Licensed & Insured. (757) 371-3904 CHILDCARE - Located in Hampton. CPR certified and licensed. Affordable rates.

Meals included,lots of activities and fun.

(757) 897-0156 ITEMS - Microwave $50, Air Compressor $75, Generator $450, Washer $100, Dryer $100, Patio Set W/Umbrella $100 (757) 880-4552 $50 RESUME - You’ve done the work; let me help you sell yourself with an impeccable resume. (757) 761-6537 MAKEUP ARTIST - Services incl: Bridal, Proms, & More! Will travel. (757) 325-5353 HANDYMAN - Call for a free estimate on your home remodeling and repair needs.

(757) 256-8131 DAYCARE - Childcare M-F 5am-5:30PM Ages 6wks-5yrs CPR cert. 1ST aid cert.

10yrs exp in med. field Pre school program (757) 761-5222

PETS YORKIE - 4mos old male Yorkshire Terrier for sale. All shots up to date. Good with children. $1000 OBO Text for pics (757) 602-3465 PUPPIES - Neo mastiff-American bull dog mix Ready last week of Sept $100 non refundable deposit Text for pic of parents (757) 921-4570 EXT

WANTED

VAN RIDERS - Van leaving from Belvidere Nc, Chowan, Gates County, down town Suffolk to NNS 1st shift (252) 619-3117 CHRISTMAS TREES - Green artificial Christmas trees, looking for unwanted trees. Will pick up. (757) 374-9836 WASHER & DRYER - Broken washers & dryers that are in your way. Will pick up for free. (757) 617-0100 LARGE HINGES - Seeking a pair of large gate hinges 12” or greater in length with a barrel width of at least 9”. Text picture (757) 869-6312

YARD & GARAGE SALES YARD/BAKE SALE - Aug 20th, 9-1pm.

9496 Old Stage Hwy, Smithfield VA 23430.

To reserve a $10 parking space call (757) 357-4830 YARD SALE - Sat. Aug 13, 7a-12p. 163 Princess Margaret Dr & 4 Hayes Dr. A little bit of everything will be sold.

(757) 968-1938

Newport News Shipbuilding & Northrop Grumman Electronic Systems Saturday, September 10, 2016 Celebrating 26 years of Exclusive Park Use! All employees, friends and family of Newport News Shipbuilding and members of BayPort Credit Union are invited!

A limited number of tickets are available for this exclusive day. Purchase your tickets early as they may sell out.

Only special Newport News Shipbuilding tickets dated for September 10 will be valid for this event. No other tickets or season passes are valid. Parking is complimentary. Park will be open from 10 am – 8 pm.

Tickets On Sale Now!

SPECIAL DISCOUNT TICKETS Two great ways to purchase tickets:

Purchase in advance at all BayPort Credit Union Locations

ONLY

25

$

00 Ages 3 & Up

Purchase your eTickets Online

ONLY

25

$

00 Ages 3 & Up

To Purchase Your eTickets Online Type kingsdominion.com/save into your browser, then log into the site with the Username: KDNNSB and Password: KDNNSB. Place your credit card order then print out your ticket(s) and bring it with you to the park.

Single Meal Deal

1473

$

Best Offer Single Meal Deal (Only Offered Online) Add a Single Meal Deal valid at 9 participating restaurants inside the park!

Single Meal Deal includes an entree, side and fountain drink or bottled water.

For up-to-date Park information including hours, go to: kingsdominion.com This event is not funded by HII or Newport News Shipbuilding © 2016 Dale Earnhardt, Inc. Intimidator ® 305 takes its name from Dale Earnhardt, “the Intimidator” © 2016 Cedar Fair, L.P. 2.5M/KD16-399

NEW in 2016