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A weekly publication of Newport News Shipbuilding
Time Clock Replacement Project Begins Shipbuilders will soon have access to newer, more modern time clocks. Newport News Shipbuilding began a phased replacement of hourly time clocks last week. The old clocks – some of which have been in use for nearly 20 years – are now technologically obsolete, according to Ashley Weymouth-German (O79), who is helping to lead the replacement project. "With NNS' focus on modernization, the company has made a concerted effort to bring newer technologies into the yard to better streamline operations and improve the overall user experience. The newer clocks do just that," he said. CONTINUED ON PG 2
USS Washington (SSN 787) Officially Joins the Navy's Fleet The Navy commissioned USS Washington (SSN 787) during a ceremony at Naval Station Norfolk on Saturday, Oct. 7. In her remarks, Newport News Shipbuilding President Jennifer Boykin said Washington was delivered in May as the most complete and mission-ready ship of its class to date. "This submarine – like her sister ships of the class – represents the very best of American manufacturing, innovation and pride," she said. "These traits apply to every aspect of the Virginia-class shipbuilding program, including its acquisition process, which has enabled a steady drumbeat of production." Named in honor of the nation's 42nd state, Washington is the 14th Virginia-class submarine to join the Navy's operational fleet. Two VCS ships are built each year. CONTINUED ON PG 2
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The new time clocks are Windows 10 devices and include a 10-inch touchscreen, a keyboard, a weatherized case and a built-in barcode scanner. They also feature proximity readers – similar to gate entry today – for user authentication instead of the current badge swipe method. The clocks will be able to store data/time entry in a disconnected state if the network goes down and have the ability to monitor and receive system updates. Instructions are available on MyNNS and will be posted at each time clock location. Overall clock functionality will remain the same for now, but there are plans for upgrades. "In the near future, the new clocks will be capable of communicating directly with MyTime, allowing for electronic time certification in lieu of the time consuming paper certification process that exists today," Weymouth-German said. "Moving forward, the team is also evaluating options on how best to deploy a time app to mobile devices like tablets and smartphones." The first phase of the replacement project will include the installation of 50 new clocks, which will be monitored and evaluated by Information Technology. The full replacement project, which involves approximately 900 time clocks, will be complete in 2018. Cover photo: Calvin Henderson (X42) enters his time using a newly replaced time clock in Bldg. 205. Photo by Ashley Major
USS Washington (SSN 787) Officially Joins the Navy's Fleet CONTINUED FROM PG 1
"We won't know what challenges we will face as a nation in 10, 15 or 20 years, but we know because of the work being done now at Newport News and Electric Boat and by the sailors who call this ship home, USS Washington will be prepared for whatever is to come," said Ship’s Sponsor Elisabeth Mabus. Visit www.usswashingtoncommissioning.org or Huntington Ingalls Industries' Facebook page to watch a replay of Saturday's ceremony. Photo: Sailors assigned to USS Washington (SSN 787) render a salute during the commissioning ceremony at Naval Station Norfolk on Saturday, Oct. 7. Photo by Ashley Major
Disability Awareness Month: Christopher Vassura Christopher Vassura (X47) has been working at NNS for six years. He began his shipbuilding career as an X11 Shipfitter Apprentice and is now a Production Planner and Scheduler in the Virginia-Class Submarine Program, responsible for grouping and routing material for shop and ship use. Vassura will never forget the day that changed his life forever. "On April 9, 2016, I made the irresponsible decision to operate my jeep after consuming alcohol at a festival," he said. "On the way home, I missed my turn and proceeded to make an illegal U-turn – as I was turning back into oncoming traffic, I was hit by a Chevy Silverado going 55 miles per hour. Thankfully, no one suffered major injuries except for myself, however, I did receive a DUI for my actions." Vassura spent the next 29 days at the hospital undergoing eight surgeries including amputation of his left leg below the knee. "Putting on my prosthetic leg for the first time and not knowing how to walk or trust the device that I would now be dependent on for the rest of my life was the scariest thing I've ever experienced," he said. Since becoming an amputee, Vassura's outlook on life and on those with disabilities has changed. "As an amputee, I'm now faced with daily challenges that I had never really thought about before losing my leg. Before, I never thought of people with disabilities as being 'weak,' but I also never thought of them as being 'strong.' I now think of people with disabilities – whether physical or non-physical – as being the strongest people in the world today. I have great appreciation for the challenges they are constantly overcoming and their strength to find ways to reach their goal or simply live life." Vassura plans to participate in a 5K and various other races before year's end. "I want people to know that if you fall, get back up and learn from your mistakes and keep pushing to reach your goals and aspirations." View or print Vassura's poster on MyNNS.
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Dorothy Goes Digital Tugboat Dorothy, the first ship delivered by Newport News Shipbuilding in 1891, probably doesn't come to mind when shipbuilders hear about NNS' digital transformation. But maybe it should. Paul Hamor (E63) and Sean Harris (E65) recently used a FARO laser scanner to survey the 126-year-old ship, which sits along Washington Avenue near 41st Street. Harris and Hamor are collaborating with Dimensional Control (O68) to scan the ship and create a 3-D model. "It's awesome to have an eight-minute scan rotate around and give you a 3-D representation of a 126-year-old ship. The fact that we're able to make a 3-D point cloud and use that to take measurements is pretty incredible," Harris said. Scanning Dorothy gives Hamor, Harris and their collaborators data they can use to demonstrate the capabilities and benefits of laser scanning technology. "Laser scanning allows us to get on and off the boat quickly. We can take measurements
Designer Sean Harris adjusts the FARO laser scanner aboard Dorothy.
from the office without having to travel to the ship constantly. It saves us a lot of time and effort," Hamor said. "We used to send boxes and boxes full of drawings out to the ship. Now, we don't have to." The scans will also be shared with Facilities to help preserve the historic ship, which Hamor said is like a mascot for the shipyard. "I remember as a kid when they first put it up here. To be able to do something like this to help preserve it is pretty cool," he said. "I love working with this technology. We're constantly looking at new technology and things that we can bring in to help us do our jobs faster and better."
Roadshow Brings Safety Expo to Shipbuilders Members of Safety Task Teams from Component Fabrication and Assembly (CFA) spent the past two weeks traveling to four different CFA shops to put on a roadshow in preparation for the Newport News Shipbuilding Safety Expo later this month. Held during lunch, the pre-expo roadshow stops gave craftsmen and craftswomen – many of whom have never had an opportunity to attend the NNS Safety Expo – the opportunity to experience what the expo is like, according to Terry Gray (X42). He has led the joint expo effort of all CFA safety task teams for the past three years. "This year we are joining forces yet again, and we wanted to reach out to our own
teams so they can have the experience if they desire," he said. The pre-expo roadshow's theme was "sensing safety," and it included stations highlighting the importance of the five senses – sight, sound, smell, taste and touch – and how they each contribute to safety. Attendees could participate in several challenges to test their senses. Shannon Addison (X42) leads the ESHP Safety Task Team and worked on the roadshow. "There are things I didn't even know," she said as she manned the "smell" station. "There could be something here that helps
Loveist Jacobs (left) tries out the "smell" station at the pre-expo roadshow as Shannon Addison and Howard Hughes watch. Photo by John Whalen
a mechanic do their job in a safer and more efficient way. We don't want anyone to miss out." This year's NNS Safety Expo will be held Oct. 24-25.
Jacobs Delivers Keynote Speech at Chamber of Commerce Event Susan Jacobs, vice president of Human Resources and Administration, was the keynote speaker at "The Glass: Evolving the Business Woman," hosted by the Hampton Roads Chamber of Commerce on Sept. 28. During the event, she introduced eight female shipbuilders from NNS:
Deidra Bethea (E15), Marcia Stewart-Downing (O36), Heather Rugnetta (E86), Tonia Smith (X47), Britta Brown-Zambrana (K93), Amarita Strange (O20), Deborah Rogers (T51) and Janet Jones (X31). Read Jacobs' full remarks on the HII website.
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NNS Helping to Prepare Training Ship USS San Francisco (SSN 711) was built at Newport News Shipbuilding and commissioned in 1981. No longer in active service, the ship is now undergoing conversion into a moored training ship (MTS), and NNS shipbuilders are working to help prepare San Francisco for its second life. Once work is completed, the ship will be one of two training submarines moored in Charleston, South Carolina. This is NNS' first foray into moored training ships. "The training of nuclear operators is so critical to the success of our fleet. It's an honor for Newport News to be involved with these moored training ships," said Program Manager Michael Diggs. "We are playing a vital role in training operators while building the Virginia platform all around the MTS module." NNS' role in the ship conversion involves the Reactor Compartment Forward (RCF) module. Manufactured by General Dynamics Electric Boat, the RCF module arrived at NNS in September. Shipbuilders in the Virginia-Class Submarine (VCS) Program will spend the next seven months outfitting the module. The work includes welding the side passageway to the hull,
The Reactor Compartment Forward (RCF) module for USS San Francisco (SSN 711) arrived at NNS by sea barge in September. Photo by Matt Hildreth
installing an upper-level walkway, loading lead ballast, fitting nine piping systems and ventilation and electrical work. "The modules that are being inserted into the existing submarine are new construction, which is why our VCS workforce is managing and executing this job. NNS understands the importance of on-time execution and is working on the module in the heart of the VCS campus," Diggs said. Once work is completed, the module will be shipped to Norfolk Naval Shipyard for incorporation into the rest of the submarine. "We're able to help the Navy, and we're able to grow our business and show off all of the great things that we do. It's a true testament of the team effort here at Newport News," said Construction Director David Brinkley III. "It shows off the great ability of our craftsmen and craftswomen to execute in a very timely manner in support of what our country needs."
Do You Have a Parking Improvement Idea? A mailbox, ParkingSolutions@hii-nns.com, has been created to provide NNS employees the opportunity to submit innovative and costeffective parking improvement ideas and/or solutions. Employees with ideas should send an email to this mailbox or use the hardcopy form below; all messages will be reviewed by the parking solutions team currently being formed. Shipbuilders interested in being part of the new parking solutions team should send an email (with their name, department and contact information) to the ParkingSolutions@hii-nns.com mailbox or notify their supervisor. Supervisors with employees who have expressed interest in becoming part of this team should email the mailbox on behalf of their employee. This team will be comprised of hourly and salaried employees from all divisions – and meetings will take place during non-working hours. Once complete, Yardmail to: Communications - Parking (O29) Bldg. 520-1. All responses will be reviewed by the new parking solutions team.
Your idea and/or potential solution improve parking at NNS:
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Hispanic Heritage Month: Carlos Araizaga Shaping the Bright Future of America" is the national theme for Hispanic Heritage Month (Sept. 15 – Oct. 15). To coincide with this year's theme, Newport News Shipbuilding is recognizing shipbuilders with Hispanic roots who are shaping the bright future of the company – through service, innovation and craftsmanship. Shipbuilders Carlos Araizaga, Miguel Cortez Jr., Mario Doreste and Lauren Hamburg are featured on this year's company-wide Hispanic Heritage Month posters. Carlos Araizaga is a machinery installation apprentice working on John F. Kennedy (CVN 79), the nation’s newest aircraft carrier under construction at NNS. “When I first began working at NNS four years ago, I was working in the VirginiaClass Submarine Program,” said Araizaga.
“However, when work on Kennedy began to ramp up, I was transferred to the New Aircraft Carrier Construction Program. It’s been challenging adjusting to a ‘carrier environment,’ but like any other challenge I’ve encountered, I’ve learned to be flexible and adapt.” Araizaga says there is a lot of pride that goes into building an aircraft carrier. “By far, it’s been one of the most impressive experiences I’ve ever been a part of,” he said. “Knowing that I’m contributing to the construction of a vessel that will one day be the most technologically-advanced ship in the world – and will protect our freedom and provide humanitarian support to those in need is truly a privilege.” He says he hopes to be a role model for other shipbuilders through his integrity and
work ethic. “I’m always looking for ways to improve processes and make work more efficient,” he said. “The safer we can be, the more efficient we can be, and the smarter we can be – the better product we will be able to provide to our customer.” View or print Araizaga’s poster on MyNNS.
2017 United Way Campaign Starts Next Week This year's United Way Campaign kicks off Thursday, Oct. 19 and runs through Nov. 3. Funds raised through the United Way provide pathways out of poverty for families across the Virginia Peninsula.
Look for more information about the campaign in next week's edition of Currents.
Prepare for Defense Security Service Vulnerability Assessment The 2017 Defense Security Service (DSS) Security Vulnerability Assessment is scheduled for the week of Oct. 23. The assessment will evaluate the effectiveness of Newport News Shipbuilding's security program to ensure compliance with the National Industrial Security Program Operating Manual (NISPOM). While all areas of NNS are susceptible to inspection for the assessment, classified holdings – inside the yard and external buildings – throughout the facility will be the focal area for the assessment. DSS auditors tour facilities during first, second and third shifts.
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Year-to-Date Injuries
Employees who have questions or need assistance preparing for the DSS Vulnerability Assessment can request for a Security Compliance Programs Inspection Team to visit your location. The team has availability Oct. 9-13 at 9 a.m., 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. To request assistance, email HIISecCompliancePrg@hii-nns.com with department, point of contact name, location, date/time selected, and topic(s).
Year-to-Date Injuries with Days Away, Restricted or Transferred
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Safety Improvements (Above Goal)
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DATEBOOK OCTOBER
OCTOBER 19
October is National Cybersecurity Awareness Month, and NNS' Cybersecurity Department is hosting several events to educate and encourage all employees to embrace good cyber hygiene habits. Visit the Cybersecurity website for more information or to sign up for upcoming events.
Attend a Heart Walk registration drive from 11:45 a.m. until 12:30 p.m. on the sixth floor of Bldg. 520. Attendees can learn about heart health, and giveaways will be provided for all who register for the Heart Walks.
OCTOBER 10
The Alumni Association and Apprentice School Students Association invite active members and families to attend a Homecoming tailgate celebration at 10 a.m. The Builders football team will take on Randolph-Macon College. Current students can RSVP on Facebook or by contacting Ebony Flores (X06/O93) at 688-5741. Alumni should contact Kareem Solomon (O19) at 380-4732 to RSVP.
OCTOBER 21
The Central Engineering Department is hosting a Teaching, Enlightening, and Aspiring (TEA) Talk featuring Gary Fuller, Nuclear Propulsion Director from 4:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. in VASCIC (2 West Dining Room). TEA Talk is a leadership development series that provides a forum for NNS employees to hear personal stories from company leaders about how their personal lives have influenced their career. No charge will be provided. This is open to all NNS employees. RSVP on MyNNS. For additional questions, contact Renae Myles (E01) at 534-2429
OCTOBER 11
Join STRIDE at noon for a photo with senior staff in front of Dorothy for National Coming Out Day. Wear your favorite primary color. All shipbuilders are welcome. Contact Heather Rugnetta (E86) at 688-0538 for more information.
OCTOBER 12
The “Spear and Gear” Toastmasters Club is hosting a meeting from 4:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. in Room 247 at the Apprentice School (Bldg. 1919). The event is open to all NNS employees and no RSVP is required. For more information, contact Jason Paquette (E83) at 534-2770.
OCTOBER 25
The L.E.A.R.N. Program is hosting a presentation with Brian Fields, vice president for Integrated Planning and Production Control, from 4:30 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. in the VASCIC auditorium. The event is open to all employees by reservation only. Sign up on the MyNNS. Prizes and refreshments will follow the presentation. For questions, contact Tanika Vasquez (O24) at 688-7916 or email LEARN@hii-nns.com.
OCTOBER 26
The “Spear and Gear” Toastmasters Club is hosting a meeting from 4:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. at The Apprentice School (room 247). The event is open to all NNS employees and no RSVP is required. For more information, contact Jason Paquette (E83) at 534-2770.
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OCTOBER 31
The X44 Scheduling Department will host a Lunch and Learn in Bldg. 901 (room 113) to educate shipbuilders on responsibilities of the department, new scheduling processes, as well as career opportunities. The last 30 minutes of the presentation will focus on professional development in scheduling, including the Project Management Scheduling Professional (PMI-SP) certification. No lunch or charge will be provided. Email IPPC_Mailbox@hii-nns.com for more information.
NOVEMBER 4
The 2017 FIRST Robotics Competition will be held at Heritage High School in Newport News from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. This event is free and open to the public. For more information, or to sign up as a Newport News Shipbuilding team mentor, contact Chris Brown (O35) at 688-7897. To learn about additional volunteer opportunities during the event, contact Vannia Willis (E30) at 534-4714.
NOVEMBER 10
he Reactor Servicing Department is hosting its Fall T Golf Classic at Sleepy Hole Golf Course in Suffolk. The event will have a shotgun start at noon, with registration beginning at 11 a.m. The cost of $75 per golfer. To RSVP contact BJ Maben (X73) at 380-3957 or Gail Sawyer (X73) at 534-0588 by Oct. 20.
NOVEMBER 12
The Mariners Club is hosting its annual fall golf tournament at the Kingsmill, River Course. The day begins with a buffet breakfast at 7:30 a.m. Tee-off is at 9:30 a.m. See flier to register. For additional information, contact Kenny McBurney (X91) at 380-3659.
NOVEMBER 12
The Apprentice School Student Association is hosting its sixth annual Veteran's Day Golf Tournament at Cypress Creek Golfers' Club in Smithfield. The event is a four-man Florida best ball captain's choice format starting at 9 a.m. Cost is $60 per golfer and includes lunch, green fee, two carts per team and range fee an hour prior to tee off. A portion of proceeds will benefit Portsmouth Fisher House. To register, visit www.apprenticestudents.com or contact Ebony Flores (X06/O93) at 688-5741 or Amy Craven (X18) at (336) 324-4523. The deadline to register is Nov. 3.
Employees are encouraged to use the "Current HII Employees" portal to apply. The company offers cash bonus awards for referrals to select positions, visit www.huntingtoningalls.com/careers/refer-a-friend for more information.
Editor: Lauren Shuck
Contributing writer: Nicholas Langhorne Currents@hii-nns.com Currents is published every Monday for employees of Newport News Shipbuilding. To submit a story or classified ad, visit nns.huntingtoningalls.com/currents.
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EMPLOYEE CLASSIFIEDS AUDIO/VIDEO Nikon D3100 - With 18-55mm and 55-200mm Nikkor VR lenses. 3 batteries and case included. (757) 803-1945 Computer Repair - New build, repair, virus removal and operating system installation. $95+ parts. (757) 329-6761 12" Speaker Enclosure - Premium car audio speaker enclosure for 2 12" subwoofers. Black. Wrapped with black carpet. (757) 298-5476 DJ - 10 years experience, custom playlists for any event, lighting effects and photography. (757) 869-1876
AUTO 2004 Pontiac Vibe GT - 2.4L 4cyl with 5-spd manual transmission. 167K miles. Power windows, locks, sunroof, etc. $4,000 OBO. (586) 604-2398 1995 Ford Ranger XLT - 215,000 miles. 5-spd manual. Runs good. $1,600. (757) 989-5142 Dodge Dakota Camper Shell JAYCO, high top. Metallic gray. Fits 1997-2004 extended cab with 6.5' bed. $250 OBO. (757) 725-3406 2003 Bunkhouse LX Camper - Small pop-up camper perfect for a large touring motorcycle or small car. $3,000. (757) 719-0668 1998 Nissan Frontier - Excellent cond. 5-spd, extended cab, bedliner. 150K miles. New battery, great stereo. $4,000 OBO. (757) 636-1566 BMW Wheels - 4 wheels, 17"x8". Cross-spoke style, gloss green spokes, matte silver rims. Used. $360 per set. (757) 869-1152 2012 Harley Davidson Fatboy With bags and windshield. $10,900. (757) 803-4469 2001 Honda Shadow ACE 750 $1,700. <17,000 miles. Comes with lift & batterry charger. (757) 897-5254
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2002 4x4 Toyota Tundra Limited 300k miles. Needs tires and exhaust work. $2,250. (757) 329-6326
Electric Guitar - Dark blue Squire electric guitar with Seymour Duncan Humbucker pickups. $100 (757) 897-3246
Apartment for Rent - 2 bdrm/1 bath. No pets. Portsmouth near I-664 and MMBT. $750/month plus deposit. (757) 630-5179
Sunburst Dean Evo Electric Guitar In great shape with no marks. $150. (757) 897-3246
House for Sale in NN - 1309 34th St. 2Br/1Ba. Fenced in yard. Avail 11/1. $30k. (757) 871-3682
Boss Guitar Pedal - Boss DN-2 Dyna Drive Distortion Pedal for electric guitar. $25. (757) 897-3246
VB Condo for Sale - 2BR/2BA Shore Dr. Beachfront, granite, stainless, walk-in closets, pool, grass. $345K. (757) 813-7068
GM 8 Lug Wheels - Two 16" 8 lug wheels that fit all heavy duty trucks and vans from 1999-2007ish. Clean. $60 OBO. Text (757) 778-9439 2003 Chevrolet Cavalier - Silver, 2-door. Rebuilt engine, 162K miles. 6/18 inspection. Runs great. $2,200 OBO (757) 753-7660 1966 Airstream Trailer - Call between 5-8 p.m. for details. $6,500. (757) 535-9177 2006 Jeep Liberty - 130k miles. Needs minor repair but runs and passes state inspection. $3,000. (804) 815-4163 2011 Chevrolet Impala - LT silver with rear spoiler; 3.5L; very good condition; 109K mi. $5,500. (757) 337-0027
BOAT & MARINE SUPPLY Volunteer Mentoring Youth - Make a difference with teenagers. Help the Sea Scouts at Ft. Monroe. Chaperones and sailors needed. (757) 714-1348 Robalo 2120 - Excellent shape. Keep on lift. Yamaha 200 runs great. New upholstery, top and more. GPS. $13,450 OBO. (757) 869-3862 1996 16' Carolina Skiff - Good condition. Trailer. 25hp Evinrude. $5,000. (757) 535-9177 1978 J/24 Sailboat - Performance 24' sailboat with original deck layout. $3,100. (757) 810-4518
HOBBIES New 1/10 scale RC truck - TRAXXAS Slash (Robby Gordon ltd. ed.) Still shrink wrapped. Includes new AC battery adapter. $280. (214) 451-7299 Tile Installation - Installation on floors, backsplashes and walls. Great workmanship. (757) 752-7536
New 1/10 scale RC truck - TRAXXAS Slash (Robby Gordon ltd. ed.) Still shrink wrapped. Includes new AC battery adapter. $280. (214) 451-7299 1:1 Guitar Classes - Midtown NN. Flexible scheduling. Read/play std notation, chords/theory. Call/text for rates and class times. (757) 528-7017 Comic Books - Over 2,500 comic books. All VF-NM $1 each. Marvel, DC, etc. (757) 218-1243 Retro Casio Calculator Watch - $25. Text (757) 705-5235
FURNISHINGS & APPLIANCES Chimney Cap - Single flue, stainless steel, screened mesh. Very good condition. Fits 8"x8" flue liner. $25. (757) 810-8746 Used GE dishwasher - Black and white. Very good condition. $55 Text (757) 748-7901 Twin Trundle Beds - Set includes headboards and footboards and two free twin mattresses. $400. (757) 532-6070 1930s Coffee Table - Dual folding sides. Some imperfections but in great shape. Solid wood. $145 (757) 532-6070 Lighting Fixtures - Hanging. Brushed nickel. $25 each. (757) 582-7703
REAL ESTATE 2 Bedroom Home for Rent in NN Avail. Nov 1. Rent includes gas, heat and water. $825/mo. (757) 715-5460
Room For Rent - Private room and furnished living room. Shared kitcn/ bth/laundry. Wifi and utilities incl. $480/mo. (757) 660-8500 Brick Townhome - 3 bed, 1.5 bath. Carpet and tile floors. Updated kitchen with granite and SS appliances. Denbigh. $1,025/mo. (757) 880-2948 House for Sale - 4br, 2 1/2 bath, 1,920 sq. ft. Updated. Willow Oaks. 315 Orange Plank. $243,500. (757) 851-6893 House for Rent - Seaford. No pets. 3 bed, 1 bath, garage, front and back porch and patio. Includes trash and grass cut. $1,300. (757) 813-4956 House for Rent - 3 Bedroom in Denbigh. 49 Hoopes Rd. Washer and dryer. $1,100 deposit and monthly rent. (757) 719-1548 House for Sale - 4 BD, 3 BA home in Suffolk. 35 minutes from the shipyard. (757) 803-4469 House for Rent - 2 bdrm, 1 bath house in Old Wythe. One street from water. $1,100/month. (757) 636-2544 House for Rent in NN - 938-14th St. 3 bd, 1 bath. W/D hookup. Vinyl floors. $400 deposits. $780 rent. (757) 755-5494 Townhouse for Sale in York Crossing - 1,100 sq. ft. 2 story, 2BR, 1.5BA. New heat pump, roof and flooring. All appliances included. $146K. (804) 210-1122 Lots For Sale - Two 1/2 acre lots for sale on tidal canal in Gloucester. (757) 641-4994 For Sale - 2BR, 2BA in Kiln Creek. New HVAC, water heater, fixtures, paint, upgraded appliances. 198K. (757) 298-1733
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EMPLOYEE CLASSIFIEDS FREE ITEMS Rugged Liner Brand Bedliner - From 2011 Ford Ranger. 6-foot bed, EC. Free. (757) 810-8746 Scrap Removal - Will pick up scrap metal, wire, old equipment, piping, etc. (757) 846-8357 Firewood - All wood types. About 2 cords. Oak cut in lengths, but not split. Other wood ready to burn. (757) 768-0447 Trunk or Treat - Oct. 20. Ferguson Enterprises parking lot. 12500 Jefferson Ave. To support CHKD. Music and fun for all. (757) 353-9079
MISCELLANEOUS Quartz Wall Clock - New in box. Cherry finish. Roman numbers. Brass pendulum. Chimes. Retails for $900. $250. H-28â&#x20AC;?. Text (757) 508-2781 Dolphins at Ravens - Thursday, Oct. 26. Seats on 20 yard line. Covered area. $135 each. (757) 715-5460
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Chicago Bears at Ravens - Two tickets on the 20 yard line. Seats in a covered area. Sunday, Oct. 15. $135 each. (757) 715-5460
TCS Log Splitter - Used twice. $900. (757) 846-4728
Items - NXT Star Trac Spin Bike $599. Sole E95 Elliptical $499. (757) 218-2946 Women's Steel Toe Boots - Steel toe Timberland boots. Worn once. $50 OBO. (757) 593-1343 Exercise Equipment - Treadmills $135$299. Ellipticals $50-$325. Exercise bikes $65-$220. Treadclimber TC-10 $650. (757) 218-2946 House, Roof and Concrete Cleaning - Most of our methods use less than 500 PSI. Licensed. (757) 810-5115 House Washing - Clean gutters by hand, bag debris and flush down spouts. Licensed and insured. (757) 810-5115 Jazz Legacy Foundation Gala VIP Tickets - Two tickets. Table 10 seats. Saturday, Nov. 11. $155 each. (757) 642-7527
Overboots/Golashes-Onguard - Size 10. Might fit over size 8 or 9 mens, or equiv. ladies. $15. (757) 272-7934 Console Piano - Good condition. $350. (757) 817-5607 Fall Lawn Care - Aerate, seed, fertilize, all lawn care and maintenance, leaf and debris Removal. (757) 871-4589 Truck Dog Box - Dog box for pickup truck for full size and smaller. Bed has 3 lock compts. 2 for dogs, 1 top storage. (757) 846-7367 6 Cemetery Plots - Peninsula Memorial "Sermon on the Mount." $2,500 each. (757) 595-1780 Home Cleaning - General home cleaning. Free estimates. Licensed and insured. (757) 371-3904 Vintage Magazines - Time Magazines and National Geographics for sale. 1930sâ&#x20AC;&#x201C;1970s. WWII issues and celebrities. (757) 334-5384
Pest Terminator - Free inspections. Pest, termite, moisture control, under house repairs. Poly installation. (757) 873-4999
Sailors man USS Washington (SSN 787) during the ship's commissioning ceremony on Saturday, Oct. 7. Photo by Ashley Major
WANTED Van Riders - Van coming through Franklin and Suffolk. 3rd shift. (757) 653-8664 Christmas Toy Drive - Under the Tree, Inc. is seeking partners to hold toy drives for low-income families on the Peninsula. (757) 755-4669 Handyman - Certified handyman to install exterior door with possibility of more jobs. Text (757) 897-5254 Broken Washers and Dryers - Will pick up for free. (757) 617-0100 2nd shift ride to NNS - Leave Ahoskie at 12:55 p.m. Pickup in Winton-Gates County. (252) 287-7395
YARD & GARAGE SALES Multi-Family Garage Sale 725 Gunby Rd., NN. Oct. 14. Starts at 8 a.m. (757) 288-8978 2004 Cub Cadet 54" Riding Lawn Mower - GT2054. $700. (757) 778-3943