RESETTING THE BUSINESS: Mulherin letter on status of layoffs and organizational changes ...SEE INSERT
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Washington is Pressure Hull Complete On Sept. 1, Neport News Shipbuilding announced that the Virginia-class submarine Washington (SSN 787) is “pressure hull complete,” signifying that all of the submarine’s hull sections have been joined to form a single, watertight unit. Washington will be the U.S. Navy’s 14th Virginia-class submarine and the seventh to be delivered by NNS. “Pressure hull complete is an exciting step toward the boat’s completion because it’s the point when the submarine really starts to take its final shape and is the last major construction milestone before christening and delivery next year,” said Jim Hughes, vice president of Submarines and Fleet support. “As with all of our Virginia-class submarines, Washington represents a true team effort that involves our partners at General Dynamics Electric Boat, the Navy, our suppliers and the Washington crew.” Washington’s construction, which began in September 2011 under a teaming arrangement between Newport News and Electric Boat, marked the beginning of the VCS program’s two-submarines-per-year build plan. The ship is currently 83 percent complete. “Over the last year and a half, I have enjoyed watching the many parts that make up a submarine come together,” said Cmdr. Jason Schneider, Washington’s commanding officer. “I can truly say Washington now looks like a submarine on the outside. I look forward to seeing the systems that make up the internals of the submarine continue to come together as we approach launch and delivery.” The Virginia-class submarine Washington (SSN 787) is “pressure hull complete,” a construction milestone signifying that all of the submarine’s hull sections have been joined to form a single, watertight unit. The boat is currently 83 percent complete. Photo by Ricky Thompson
Supply Chain Streamlines Process to Get Material to the Deckplate Faster ...READ PG 2
Lifting and Handling Leaders Attend Stand Down Meeting ...READ PG 3
Update on Parking and Transportation Initiatives ...READ PG 4
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Supply Chain Streamlines Process to Get Material to the Deckplate Faster “Job Prep” began as a Supply Chain Management (SCM) initiative in 2011, involving many departments. Its goal is to improve the delivery time of materials to the deckplate so that craftsmen have the resources they need to be as efficient as possible in their daily work flow. The first “Job Prep” pilot was conducted in 2012 on Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78). During the pilot, the team conducted a root cause analysis to understand the bottlenecks and issues with the current material delivery process. The team found out that foremen were ordering material for an entire work package at one time versus ordering only the necessary material to perform a specific job. They were doing this to avoid having their craftsmen have to delay the workflow process until the needed material arrived. Throughout 2013, the team made necessary adjustments to the process and were able to achieve a successful product delivery rhythm. As a result, foremen included in the “Job Prep” process are now able to spend more time on
Front (L to R): Foreman Waymon Hardamon, Kevin Conway, Danny Maxon, Jaylen Clarke, Nathan Allen, Travis Hoskie and General Foreman Ty Harrison. Back (L to R): Timothy Whitcomb, Fred Jacobson, Tydell Gresham, Donald Cuffee and Jeff Silver. Photo by John Whalen
the deckplate with their craftsmen. SCM also developed a separate team to manage the ordering, storing and delivery of material to the trades in a pull versus push system. “In many cases, cycle time has been reduced from a foreman trying to plan material nearly one to one and a half months in advance, to being able to plan for material to be delivered to the deckplate in less than 10 days,” said Jason Ipock, general foreman working on USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN 72) refueling and complex overhaul (RCOH). X88 General Foreman Kenny McBurney is also pleased with the new process. “My mechanics are now spending more time doing their job versus having to walk long distances to retrieve material or delay a job to wait for material,” he said. “With this new process, my deckplate guys are happy knowing that they are only a phone call away from getting the materials they need in a timely manner.”
NNS Wins Submarine Support Deal Newport News Shipbuilding has been awarded a $109.4M modification to a previously awarded contract. The deal includes engineering, technical, design, configuration management, integrated logistics support, database management, research and development, modernization, and industrial support for nuclear submarines. The contract provides support for Los Angeles, Seawolf, Virginia, and Ohio-class submarines, special mission submersible interfaces, submarine support facilities, as well as potential foreign military sales programs. Work will be performed in Newport News and is expected to be completed by September 2017.
Shipbuilders Attend NNS Heart Walk Team Lead Meeting Nearly 30 employees who will participate in this year’s Hampton Roads Heart Walk attended an informational session on Sept. 1. Dr. Allan Murphy, a cardiologist from Riverside Hospital, was the guest speaker for the after work event. Newport News Shipbuilding’s executive sponsors for the event, Jennifer Dunn, director of Communications, and Bharat Amin, vice president and CIO, also spoke and shared personal stories about why they are involved in this year’s heart walks. Dunn and Amin encouraged attendees to spread the word about heart health and to continue to build their teams. Representatives from the American Heart Association were also in attendance to help answer questions about the event. The Hampton Roads Heart Walk events will be held on Oct. 10 at Mount Trashmore in Virginia Beach and on Oct. 17 at Peninsula Town Center in Hampton. Check out this year’s NNS Heart Walk Video at nns.huntingtoningalls.com/videos or on HII’s Facebook page from a home computer. The walk is FREE to register for and all NNS team participants, including friends and family, receive an NNS T-shirt. There is still time to become a Team Lead or to join an existing NNS team. For more information, visit www.HamptonRoadsHeartWalk.org or contact Amy McDonald (O29) at 688-6489.
Dr. Allan Murphy, cardiologist from Riverside Hospital, right, speaks with Heather Smith (X75) during the Hampton Roads Heartwalk Information Session on Tuesday, Sept. 1. Photo by John Whalen
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L&H Leaders Attend Stand Down Meeting On Aug. 31, a Stand Down Meeting was held with all supervisors, foreman and general foremen responsible for Lifting and Handling (L&H) operations at NNS. During the meetings, which were held on each shift, X36 Trades Director Robert Chappell reviewed the evaluation and findings from the Navy Crane Center’s July audit of the L&H Program. Though the center gave Newport News Shipbuilding a “satisfactory” rating, it noted an increase in both crane and rigging accidents and also noted an increase in the severity of some of those accidents. “The increase in L&H related accidents is very troubling to me – no injury is ever acceptable,” Chappell said. “As leaders, it’s our responsibility to ensure that our crews are properly trained and working in the safest conditions possible from the time they step foot in the gate until the time they leave NNS to go home.” Chappell then lead a brief discussion about how recent incidents could have been prevented and what steps need to be taken in the future to avoid them from happening. Ray Bagley, vice president of Operations, and several directors from across the company also attended the meetings to show their support. “We wanted to show you these scores to put your mind back on the prize and turn things around,” Bagley said. “We’ve made a commitment with the crane center to drive the red line back down by next summer. 2011 was one of the safest years ever on record for the L&H team – if we did it back in 2011 – we can do
X36 Trades Director Robert Chappell reviews a chart showing the increase of L&H accidents at NNS since 2011. Photo by Chris Oxley
it again. Tomorrow is a new day and together, we are going to turn this around. I have confidence in each of you and I’m excited about this and I hope you are too.” Chappell then challenged L&H leaders. “Speak up if anything is standing in your way of this goal,” Chappell said. “We are here for you and will help you in every way that we can. Please cascade the information discussed at this meeting with your crew. You are the best in the business – go out there and make it count.” The presentation presented at the L&H Stand Down Meeting has been posted on the X36 webpage on Yardnet.
Kinder Honored at VPPPA Safety and Health Conference Michael Kinder (X15) received a Safety and Health Achievement Program award at the Voluntary Protection Program Participants’ Association’s annual Safety and Health Conference in Grapevine, Texas Aug. 24-27. “Congratulations to Michael on receiving this special award,” said Dru Branche, Health and Safety director, Newport News Shipbuilding. “It’s a testament to his dedication to the safety and health of both himself and his co-workers. While safety has always been a company priority, it was added as a company value last year, and our values start with our employees. Michael has done a tremendous
job taking the time to learn the many aspects of safety and health and to share these lessons with his team.” The VPPPA Safety and Health Achievement Program recognizes contributions of nonmanagerial employees at VPPPA member sites who have taken the initiative to learn and apply safety and health best practices. To be eligible for the award, employees must express safety and health program knowledge by completing a VPPPA workbook and perform safety and health outreach. VPPPA Awardee Michael Kinder, center, with Barry Fallon, director of Manufacturing, and Forman Scott Dye.
WiSE Hosts “Diversify You” Lunch-and-Learn On Aug. 20, more than 50 employees attended a Women in Shipbuilding Enterprise (WiSE) lunch-and-learn focused on diversity. During the event, Chavis Harris, director of EEO and Diversity, and representatives of the Diversity Development Advocates Team (DDAT) Leah Colvin (E04), Mary McDermott (E81), Danyelle Saunders (O41) and Vannia Willis (E30) led a discussion themed, “Diversify You.” The presentation described opportunities for employees to diversify themselves through Employee Resource Groups (ERGs), Career Development resources, Career Pathways and STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) events and various mentoring programs. Monica Pringle (E44) and Crystle Cowart (E22) thought the presentation was great and provided encouragement. “I really enjoyed the leadership team speaking out on new opportunities both at work and outside of work,” said Cowart. “Diversity and inclusion does matter.”
More than 50 employees attended WiSE’s lunch-and-learn event themed, “Diversify You” Aug. 20. Photo by Chris Oxley
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Update on Parking and Transportation Initiatives Improvements to Hidens Parking and Shuttle Service Newport News shipbuilders participating in employee focus groups this year provided feedback and ideas to improve parking and transportation around the shipyard. While the Parking Committee is still in the process of implementing and evaluating many of the suggestions, improvements made to the Hidens Complex parking and shuttle bus service are scoring high marks with shipbuilders.
The improved shuttles also hit a high note with Jeffrey Baker (X31). “The drivers are all great – one even stopped before he went home to assist someone with battery trouble and got him going. I’ve been with the company 38 plus years. Through all my parking experiences for work, this service is a big help.”
For Ted Vazquez (X42) and Jason McManes (X75), being able to sleep an hour or two later in the morning at home is a benefit. “Before riding the shuttle, I’d get here at 5:00 a.m. just to find a parking space five blocks away. Then I would sleep in my car until 6:30. Now, I can park at Hidens at 6:30 and be inside the gate before 7:00,” Vazquez said.
HRT Bus Route Changes The focus groups and other employee feedback also resulted in changes to several HRT bus routes. After receiving NNS employees’ wish list, HRT made the following changes:
Improvements at Hidens included paving, painting, new lighting and signage, as well as the addition of a third shelter. More shuttle stops at the gates along Washington Avenue and extended operating hours have also made parking at Hidens more attractive. Brenda Johnson (O40), who regularly parks at Hidens, said, “Safe drivers, smiling faces, genuine ‘good morning’ and ‘have a great day’ comments are always nice when arriving and departing from work. The freshly painted shelters and new pavement are also a plus.”
HRT ferry routes and must be used at least 10 times per month. This is the third consecutive year NNS has invested in the HRT GoPass365 Program to make it more convenient and less costly for employees to commute to work.
To address concerns about safety, NNS Security patrols the area more frequently and emergency call boxes will be installed in December. Since the changes, over 300 vehicles are now regularly parked at Hidens and there’s space for 300 more.
Continued Investment in Free HRT GoPass365 Program In July, NNS provided 1,250 free Hampton Roads Transit GoPass365 to shipyard employees. The passes allow employees to travel free on all HRT buses, the Tide, VB Waves and
• Added a new Route 966 departing from the Virginia Beach Silverleaf Commuter Station at 5:45 a.m. to the NNS North Yard with stops along Washington Ave. at 49th and 46th Streets. The afternoon trip departs the North Yard at 3:40 p.m. • Max Route 961 – afternoon trip now stops at 49th and 46th Streets on Washington Ave. • Route 405 – adjusted time to depart Newport News Transit Center at 3:40 p.m. • Routes 106/107 – now stops at 49th, 46th, 41st and 37th streets. Turn to p. 8 to view the Hidens Complex Shuttle Service hours.
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AROUND THE YARD
SEPTEMBER 12
Newport News Shipbuilding and Northrop Grumman Electronic Systems will celebrate 25 years of exclusive Kings Dominion park use on Saturday, Sept.12 from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. This event is open to all employees, members, friends and family of NNS, BayPort Credit Union and Northrop Grumman ES. The event is not funded by HII or NNS. Tickets may be purchased in advance for $24 from any BayPort Credit Union location or online from a home computer at KingsDominion.com/Save (username: KDNNSB, password: KDNNSB). Only NNS and NG ES tickets, dated Sept. 12, 2015 will be valid.
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The International Compliance Office will hold Annual Export Training- Basic from 9-10 a.m. and 1-2 p.m. in Bldg. 520-6 (James River Room). Register via the Learning Exchange (LX). Contact Sarah Williams (O19) at 380-3599 for questions.
SEPTEMBER 25
The Apprentice Alumni Association (AAA) will host the annual Apprentice Alumni Fall Golf Tournament at Sleepy Hole Golf Course. The cost is $60 per golfer and the price includes: green fee, 18-hole cart fee, tournament prizes, food (chicken, barbecue, etc.) and unlimited range balls (one hour prior to start). Contact Fred Peedle (E51) at 688-6682 or visit: www.nnapprentice.com/alumni/news.htm for more information.
OCTOBER 2
In-Service Aircraft Carriers will host its 12th annual Aircraft Carrier Invitational Golf Tournament at Ford’s Colony Country Club. The event is a 4-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. To register for the event, contact Bruce Roberts at 380-4964.
OCTOBER 3
The Apprentice Alumni Association (AAA) will host the annual AAA Homecoming Tailgate Picnic at the Apprentice Athletic Field prior to The Apprentice School’s Football game vs. Fork Union Military Academy. Tailgate starts at 3 p.m, kickoff is at 4 p.m. Active Apprentice Alumni and their immediate family will be admitted free of charge. Visit www.nnapprentice.com/alumni/news.htm for more information. Don’t forget to wear PINK!
OCTOBER 24
Newport News Shipbuilding’s Sub Golf Classic at Cypress Creek Golf Club. Cost is $80 per player. Contact Johnny Mintz (X67) at 880-8965.
Congratulations to Ethics On-the-Spot Award Winners
Volunteers Needed for NNS Habitat for Humanity Build Day
Listed below are the most recent winners of the On-the-Spot Ethics Recognition Program Award. Congratulations to the following shipbuilders:
Volunteers are needed for the Newport News Shipbuilding-sponsored Habitat for Humanity house build day from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Sept. 12. No experience necessary. The house is located in Newport News near Christopher Newport University.
Blake Rougeux (O13), Cheryl Lane (O46), Michael Jackson (O46), Phyllis Allen (O46), Frances Robinson (X33), Thejuania Watson (O51), Christie “Alli” Sands (AMSEC), David Hemingway (K69), Ricky Crist (O39), Jeffrey Fullen (O39), Joseph Torres (O39) and Delretha Jones (O15).
Schedule Your Appointment TODAY! Interactive Health will be providing FREE health screenings and flu shots to all employees beginning next Tuesday, Sept. 15 through the end of November. The health screening includes a finger stick that will test total cholesterol, HDL and glucose. Blood pressure and body composition will also be measured during the screening. All results are 100 percent confidential. Employees that receive a health screening will receive a FREE tote bag. Visit www.huntingtoningalls.com/tah to view the complete schedule and to make an appointment. Email interactivehealth@hii-nns.com for questions. Note: Employees who are only receiving a flu shot do not need to schedule an appointment.
Save a Tree. Read Yardlines Online Yardlines is automatically mailed to current Newport News Shipbuilding employees. Employees who would like to stop receiving printed copies or multiple printed copies of Yardlines, to their home should fill out the opt-out form to be excluded from the list.
Contact Beth Scicchitano (E04) at 688-7592 or via email to sign up or request additional information. Build days will be on-going this fall.
NEW! Command Media SharePoint Site on MyNNS The Command Media Central Office would like to announce the rollout of our new Command Media SharePoint site on MyNNS (powered by SharePoint). On the site you will be able to find Command Media documents, as well as NNS Forms. The site features an intelligent search bar at the top right-hand of the page which allows for search by document name, number, or keyword, making the search capability on the site far more advanced than the previous Yardnet page. There is a navigational video on the front page of the site to help you get started. Contact the Site Owner Shannon Blevins (O09) at 534-0934 for comments/questions or suggestions.
Check Out Aramark’s New Menu for Bldg. 520 and VASCIC Aramark has recently changed the lunch menu in the cafes in Bldg. 520 and VASCIC. The new menu features lighter fares and healthy alternative items – to include calorie counts. These menus are in line with the overall company focus to inform the workforce and provide healthier options. View the new menus on the Food Services website on Yardnet.
Yardlines is available for viewing online at nns.huntingtoningalls.com/yardlines.
NOVEMBER 8
The fourth annual Apprentice School Student Association’s Veterans Day Golf Classic will be held Nov. 8 at Cypress Creek Golf Club. Cost is $60 per golfer. Registration deadline is Oct. 30. For more information, view the flier. Contact Charlene Barrington (X06/X87) at 688-5379 or Tierra Jones (X32) at 380-7782 or via email to register.
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September 8, 2015 Dear Shipbuilders: As you know, we have been actively looking for opportunities to reduce cost while also planning for a reduction in our workforce. I wanted to update you today on the status of layoffs, as well as share with you changes I am making to improve efficiencies across the organization. Regarding layoffs, the number of people being impacted this year is less than what we originally anticipated. This is due in part to cost savings, as well as higher attrition, growth work on some of our contracts, and additional off-site work. Because of these efforts, the total number of people leaving the company in 2015 will be less than 500 salaried employees, which does not require advanced notifications. This is an important change, as the affected employees will separate from the company on the day they are laid off, and will not work for a 60-day period as originally communicated. We are still planning for these layoffs to occur in the fall timeframe, and more information will be provided then. As part of our efforts to reset the business, reduce cost and improve efficiencies across the business, we are making some organization realignments. All direct planning, supply chain planning and production control functions will be brought together into a single organization called Central Planning. Brian Fields will transition from his current assignment as the vice president of Supply Chain Management to vice president of Central Planning. Central Planning will be chartered with developing, coordinating, streamlining, improving and managing the Navy program work plans, reconciling workforce and capacity planning, and setting the pace for execution across the company. This division will also be responsible for the standardization of tools, planning processes and reporting metrics, as well as the Common Integrated Work Package (CiWP) effort to provide digital data to the waterfront. Over the next few weeks, Brian will work with the current directors and managers from across the company to develop his organizational structure, and will stand up the new division October 1, 2015. With this change, Rob Hogan, current vice president of Manufacturing, will assume the added responsibility for the Supply Chain organization. Rob’s new division will be called the Manufacturing and Supply Chain Management division. The combination of these two organizations will provide efficiencies by centralizing responsibility for providing all material to the shops, platen and ship, and enhancing our decision-making process about what we manufacture in house, and what we purchase from suppliers. This new division will also be stood up effective October 1, 2015. Both Brian and Rob will continue to report directly to me. I believe that their experience, leadership and innovative thinking will not only help to reshape our business, it will also make us a stronger, more inclusive, forward-thinking company. Please join me in supporting them in their new assignments. Thank you for your continued focus on performance. Your efforts are making a positive difference. Sincerely,
Matt Mulherin President
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GLASS TABLES - Glass/Metal Coffee Table & TV Stand HVY DTY $100 ea or $175 both OBO. Call/Text for pics (757) 880-1363
HOUSE FOR SALE - 3BD/1BA, 924sqft, Open layout ranch, large garage, fenced, near Chespk. Square, 17-min from NNS, new AC. $129K (757) 650-0183
KITCHEN TABLE - KITCHEN TABLE Handcrafted solid oak table. Ex cond. 68”to92”x42”. 5 chairs +1Captain chair $750/obo (757) 677-6529 FURNITURE - Antique hardwood dresser $100, hardwood desk/shelves/dresser set $50 (757) 759-2549 OFFICE FURNISHE - 47” round table with 4 cushion chairs good condition $150 OBO (757) 561-1646 TV CABINET - Nice all solid wood TV cabinet w/doors&drawers for storage. Hides TV when closed. GC Poq $50 (757) 810-9052 INTERIOR DOOR - ReliaBilt 2-Panel Round Top Hollow Core Smooth Molded Composite Left-Hand Interior Door 32-in x 80-in (757) 291-6123 FURNISHER - 4pc sofa/love/db/ottoman good condition $500 OBO; (757) 561-1646
REAL ESTATE HOUSE FOR SALE - 1800 sq ft brick house in Seaford on water Boat Lift, 2 docks. New kitchen, AC Unit and more $364K OBO (757) 947-8033 HOUSE FOR SALE - 2BD/1.5BA, Located in Suffolk, 1100 sqft, Updated and move-in ready. 169K (757) 705-4465 LOTS FOR SALE - 3 lots left, 10 acres each, Gates N.C., just across state line, septic approved. (757) 334-5526 KILL DEVIL HOLL - 4BR/3.5BA, 2,280SF, built in 2005, 9’ ceilings, game rm, gas fp, wet bar, out shwr, garage, spklr sys, appliances incl, 290 (757) 880-5233 HOME FOR SALE - 5BR, 2.5BA, 2940SF, 2 Car, Updated, Pool, Hot Tub, Porch, Deck, Fenced Yard, York County Schools, $365k (757) 272-3851 HOME FOR SALE - Three BR, New A/C & Heat, New Windows, New Cabinets &Hrdw Flrs. 1253 36th St. 74,000 OVBO. (757) 2187418 (757) 218-7418 LAND FOR SALE - 1.3 Acre in York Co. cty. wtr. & sew. avail. 5 min. frm I-64, 3 min. frm YKT BCH, $65,000 OVBO; (757) 218-7418
HOUSE FOR SELL - 4BR/2BA. 1730SF, brk rch, all new SS appl, granite cntr, floors, paint & baths; FP, Shore Park, Denbigh $215K (757) 952-7446 IOW HOME FS - 3BR2BA Carrollton. Private setting on .79 AC. Stainless appliances, 2 car detach, remodeled open flr concept (757) 236-2148
REDSKINS TIX - Redskins/Rams 9/20, (2) Tickets w/ parking pass, Sect. 105 lower lvl. $275; call (757) 870-9692
FREE ITEMS BRICK RUBBLE - Concrete and brick rubble. Good for backfill. You haul away. Newport News (443) 880-3949
MISCELLANEOUS TREAD MILL - Low hours and miles. EXC condition. Most of the bells and whistles. Must sell. $200 (757) 846-5583
SHORT SALE - 3BR/1BA Rancher near Langley. Remodeled Kitchen/Security System/New Appliances/2 Ton HVAC. Only $65K (757) 513-5583
BABY WALKER - Pink baby walker, excellent condition, used 6 times for grandbaby. $20 (757) 826-1989
CONDO FOR RENT - 2BR,2 Bath, LR, EID, Wash/Dry, DW, FP, New Carpet, Stor Shed. Near Ft Eustis/I-64. Avail Oct 1. $1,000/mth (757) 817-0185
ITEMS - Lawn mowers $135, 85, ,75;\ Microwaves $45, Dryer EC $135, Shredder $35, 5-ft old fashion popcorn cart $150 (757) 589-7248
HOME FOR SALE - Gorgeous 3 bdr 2.5 bath 2 story home located in Chesapeake VA near major highways $230K (757) 613-0245
INFANT SWING - six speed / Reclines / music connection / AC adapter. Excellent condition. Text for info. $70; (757) 748-8753
FOR SALE - 24 Lancaster Terr. 23666 Hampton, 6 mi. from yard. Google address for pics from Realtor. Much Remodeled. $205 (757) 816-1742
POOL SUPPLIES - PH, alkaline, chlorine, floater, testing kit, temp gauge, floating cooler, blanket. $25 for all. Call/text. (757) 749-3146
TRAILER 4 RENT - Trailer for rent in mobile home park in Smithfield. 2 bedroom. Deck. Call for other info. (757) 812-2719
NS ALGEBRA II - NNS Night School Algebra II Text Book for part A&B. Great condition/ Like New. $40 (918) 408-7774
HOUSE - House for sale - 702 Woodfin RD NN,3BR 1BA,appliances incl,central air/ heat, $125K.call or text (757) 869-4740
PIG SMOKER - Meadow Creek smoker, good shape, txt for pics. $1,000 (703) 728-8288
CONDO FOR RENT - 4BR, 3.5BA, in NN. Wood Floors, Granite Counter tops, SS Appliances, Gas FP, rear Deck, Garage. $1,600 / MO (757) 912-6921 MOBILE HOME - 3BD 2BA Mobile home built in 2008, 1200sqft, whirlpool in master bath Denbigh $46,000 (757) 303-8119 HOUSE FOR SALE - NN, 2BD .26acre, new appliances, HVAC & tank-less water heater, move-in ready, 1mi to NNS $110K. txt/msg (757) 746-4611 HOUSE FOR RENT - 3BR, 1.5BA, Appr. 1250SF w/HUGE detached 370SF garage, large yard,patio. Close to Langley AFB. $1,295 per mon (757) 749-3146 HOUSE FOR SALE - 3 BR, 1.5BA, Appr. 1250SF w/HUGE detached 370SF garage, extra den, large patio. Close to Langley AFB. $159,500 (757) 749-3146
INVERSION TABLE - Great for muscle, back pain. Used only once. $150 obo (757) 406-2256 SAW ZAW - Craftsman Industrial two speed 120V HD sawzaw in hard case w/ blades. Made by DeWalt. EC $35 Poquoson (757) 810-9052 TOOL BOX - Snap-On 90th Anniversary Harley Davidson 17 drawer tool box. Good Condition. $800. (757) 867-8954 DIAMOND RING - 1/4 carat, 10k white gold band, size 7, 12-13 clarity, certified. Appraised at $800 asking $550. Text for pic (703) 728-1691 VT TICKETS - I have for sale 4 tickets to the Virginia Tech vs. Furman football game 9/12/15. Section 5 East Stands. $40. (757) 206-9024 BRAD PAISLEY - (2) lawn tickets for Brad Paisley at the VB Amphitheater on Sunday, Sept. 27 @ 7pm. Discounted. $70 for both. (757) 329-2361
LAWN MOWER - Small Engine Repair and End of Season preventive maintenance. (757) 897-0298 ROLEX WATCH - Men’s Blue & Gold Submariner Rolex Watch $4995 Appraised at $7,000 Great Deal & Investment (757) 869-3862 WORKOUT EQPMENT - Pull-up/Dip/Ab apparatus & Roman Chair. EC. $100 each, $150 for both. Txt for pic. Must pick up in Willmsburg (757) 645-6081 EXERCISE EQIPMT - Elliptical $50-250 & exercise bikes $40- $250 Treadmills $135250 Also 2 rowers one $225 & one $95 (757) 589-7248 PARKING PASSES - UVA Football home game parking passes for UVA vs W&M, Syracuse, GA Tech, & Duke. Below face value: $5 Each. (757) 947-8577 RIDING MOWER - Murray riding mower, 11HP, 30 in, new belts, rebuilt, carb new battery 9/14, runs good, showing age still used. $225 (757) 876-0968 JUNK REMOVAL - Junk Removal you point and junk disappears. Free estimates licensed and insured. (757) 810-5115 LAUNDRY DETERGT - 5 GAL. Bucket $35. 400+loads. Last 4-6 mo. Liquid H.E. formulated works great; (757) 589-7248 HOUSE WASHING - House, Roof and Concrete Cleaning. Most of our methods are used with less than 500 PSI. Licensed and Insured. (757) 810-5115 ITEMS 5000 BTU Air Conditioner $90, olympic bench press $100, Water cooler $65, Air stepper climber $65 (757) 589-7248 MAX BUS PASSES - 9 MAX bus passes for sale for $45 (757) 675-8297 WEDDING DECOR - Misc. wedding glassware. Candle cylinders, vases, etc. Too much to list. (757) 342-8021 ORGANIC BEEF - Beef - organically grown. (540) 255-1292 NO MORE BUGS!! - Professional pest, moisture, termite, rodent, reptile, control. Crawl space repair. (757) 873-4999 JANITORIAL - Carpet clean,stripping & waxing floors, power washing, office cleaning (757) 503-0934 TOOL BOX - Craftsman Tool Boxes (2) 6-drawer; $75/ea (757) 867-8954
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DEWALT DRILL - HD 3/8” chuck VSR corded 120V variable speed drill. Seldom used. Poquoson GC $25 (757) 810-9052
DRYWALL SCREWGUN - DeWalt 120V w/ manual, adj nosepiece for screw depth. makes drywall easy. LN $40 Poquoson (757) 810-9052
CHILDCARE - M-F, 1st/2nd shift available, FT/PT, CPR & First Aid Certified, low rates, smoke free, Foxhill area (757) 869-1876 PAINT JOBS - Motorcycle paint jobs for every budget. Basic to mild custom paint jobs offered. A week or less completion. (757) 339-5883 CHILD CARE - Child care provided in Carrollton home, located off Brewers Neck Rd. 15 yrs experience & references available (757) 745-7708 CIRCULAR SAW - Sears Craftsman 7-1/4” corded circular saw with hard case. Newer carbide blade. EC $30 Poq (757) 810-9052 LAWN/YARD CARE - Fall Lawn Care Thatching, Aerating & Seeding, All Lawn Care and Maintenance, Leaf & Debris Removal; (757) 871-4589
The Hidens Complex Shuttle Service is available Monday through Friday at the following times:
Mornings • 5:00 - 8:00 a.m. - shuttles run every 15 minutes to 50th, 46th and 43rd Streets • 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. - a single shuttle runs along the route • Noon to 12:30 p.m. - no service
Afternoons • 2:00 - 6:00 p.m. - shuttles run every 15 minutes along the route • At 3:30 p.m. - shuttles are staged at 50th St., 46th St. and 43rd Streets
Midnight • 12:00 - 12:30 a.m. - a single shuttle will run continuously along the route To learn more, visit the NNS Park and Ride Shuttle Service website on Yardnet. Photos by Ricky Thompson
HELPING HANDS - General home cleaning. Free Estimates. One time or special occasion cleaning welcomed. Licensed & Insured. (757) 371-3904 CASINO/DELAWARE - Harrington 10/17/15 still have seats $50 by 10/3/15 $30 back free buffet lvng from Hptn (757) 713-3055 CHILDCARE M-F 5am-5:30pm, FT-PT 20+ yrs. exp. OY. PT, reasonable rates (757) 249-2624 LOCKSMITH SERV. - Lockouts* Tire Changes* Jump Starts Fuel Delivery Services ALL 7 cities and eastern NC 24/7 $25 (757) 474-5994 SHOPPING/CASINO - MARYLAND LIVE - day trip October 3, 2015. Cost: $50 ($20 back) (757) 232-5274
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WANTED ROOM WANTED - Seeking Room to Rent with use of Kitchen & Laundry. I am a quiet and considerate person. (757) 291-7392 WASHER & DRYER - Broken washers & dryers. Will pick up for free. (757) 812-2719 NEED FREE BRICK - Looking for free (new or used) whole brick, pavers, or stone any size for yard projects. Will pickup/cleanup. (757) 816-1742 ROWING MACHINE - WANTED - Looking for a concept II rowing machine used, but in good shape. (757) 589-7248 VAN RIDERS - Van to NNS from Va Beach thru Norfolk to shipyard. Leave Diamond Springs Rd. M-F stops all gates. (754) 450-6740
VAN RIDERS - Van coming thru Franklin, Windsor, Smithfield and Suffolk. 3rd shift (757) 653-8664 VAN RIDERS - Van comes through King William, West Point & New Kent Counties 1st shift (540) 907-5811 LAWN MOWER - Un-Wanted mowers, weed eaters, blowers. will pick up Also, small engine repair. (757) 897-0298 BOWLERS - Join the shipyard bowling league 3 person teams starting Wed 9/9/15 12:30am at Spare Times Bowling Center Hpt (757) 532-2463
YARD & GARAGE SALES
VAN RIDERS - Van leaving Diamond Springs Rd Va Beach, Thru Norfolk to NNS, 1st shift, M-F. (757) 450-6740
BIG SALE - Vintage Antiques and Craft Sale , Downtown Hampton, Sat. Sept. 12. Bands, Cars, Food and great DEALS 10a-10pm
TOW DOLLY - Need tow dolly with long tongue. (757) 810-5975
ESTATE SALE - Chairs, love seat, pictures, rugs, ladder, doll house, blender, etc. Peninsula