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A weekly publication of Newport News Shipbuilding
NNS Employees Wear Pink to Raise Awareness for Breast Cancer Women in Shipbuilding Enterprise (WiSE) encouraged employees to wear pink on Thursday, Oct. 13, in honor of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Employees dressed in pink and met at the Dorothy, outside of Bldg. 520, to take a group photo during lunch. Visit the WiSE website on MyNNS to view other photos of employees wearing pink around the yard. Employees are encouraged to continue to send in their pictures to WiSE Community Service and Outreach Director Heather Rugnetta (E86) throughout the week. Photo above by John Whalen
HII Hosts Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus at Newport News Shipbuilding Last week, Huntington Ingalls Industries hosted Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus at Newport News Shipbuilding. Mabus toured the aircraft carrier Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78) and recognized more than 1,000 shipbuilders and sailors for their hard work on the construction and testing of the ship. Mabus also discussed Navy and Marine Corps accomplishments over the past seven years, including the Navy’s work in innovation, energy, shipbuilding, personnel initiatives and partnerships. “What the Navy gives America is presence—not at the right place at the right time, but all the time,” Mabus said. “Quantity is a quality all its own. These shipbuilders produce great American ships. With aircraft carriers, we get on station faster, stay there longer, and we bring everything we need.” Matt Mulherin, president of Newport News Shipbuilding, and Capt. Richard McCormack, Ford’s commanding officer, accompanied Mabus on the ship tour. Ford is 99 percent overall complete, and less than 10 percent of the overall testing program remains.
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The Community Congratulates NNS on 130 Years Visit the 130th Anniversary website to watch a new congratulatory video message from the Gloucester County Chamber of Commerce.
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Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus met with more than 1,000 shipbuilders and sailors to thank them for their hard work on the construction and testing of the aircraft carrier Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78). Photo by John Whalen
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“Secretary Mabus’ encouraging words mean a lot to these men and women who have worked hard to bring Gerald R. Ford to life,” Mulherin said. “Like all lead ships of a new class, Ford has come with its challenges. The shipbuilders and Ford crew have tackled each challenge together and without hesitation. I’m very proud of their perseverance, and I’m honored to be a part of building this great ship.” Mabus is the 75th Secretary of the Navy and a former Navy officer, having served aboard the cruiser USS Little Rock (CLG 4). During his tenure, Mabus has worked to improve the quality of life of sailors, Marines and their families; decrease dependence on fossil fuels; strengthen industry and international partnerships; and increase the size of the Navy fleet. “Under the secretary’s leadership, greater priority has been placed on shipbuilding contracts, which helps us maximize learning curve efficiencies in ship construction and provides stability to our industrial base,” Mulherin said. “We value Secretary Mabus’ unwavering support and greatly appreciate his time with us today.”
Congratulations October EPL Graduates Newly-promoted supervisors and managers are required to attend an Enhancing Personal Leadership (EPL) five-day course once in their new position. Congratulations to the October 2016 EPL class of new supervisors and managers for completing the training. Pictured Right: Front Row (L to R): John Schiavone (M10), Lisa Lindsey (N960), Betty Zambrano (N365), Beth Scicchitano (E04), Kelli Gilliam (M30), Yesika Kain (O41) and Scott Miller (O48). Second Row (L to R): Arnold Smith (X87), Travis Stephenson (X09), Allen Valencia (E81), Jacob Denson (M30), Tedd Koschock (O43), Dave Redman (E81) and Erik Udovich (N365). Back Row (L to R): Jason Humphries (X09), Carlos Vazques (O68), Reginald Wilson (O43), Robert Petrie (O96), Scott Macfarlane (O39), Anthony Knopp (N960) and Jeremy Bradley (O22). Photo by Ricky Thompson
Newport News Shipbuilding’s Management Development Center continues to offer a series of after-work professional development courses for employees. The “Learning After the Whistle,” or L.A.W. School Program, offers employees an opportunity to grow both personally and professionally. Salaried employees are eligible to enroll this year, with potential hourly enrollment in the future. All courses for the remainder of 2016 are now open for registration. View the full list of courses on Yardnet. To register, visit the Learning Exchange (LX) and perform an advanced search for “LAW.” Courses open for registration approximately one month prior to the start date. Seating is limited and registration will close when capacity is met. All MDC courses are offered in the evenings in Bldg. 903 on the 7th floor. Required books and materials are also provided, so there is no cost to the employee to attend. As a reminder, attendance is on the employee’s own time and no time charge will be provided. For questions about this program, contact Michelle Avery (O25) at 380-3068 or Nancy Kramer (O25) at 688-2761.
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Career Pathways Recognizes Volunteers to Kick Off School Year Recently, Newport News Shipbuilding’s Career Pathways Program held a volunteer recognition event to recognize volunteers and to kick off the 2016 school year. The event included several activities, including bingo, trivia, video testimonials and a hands-on demonstration with a paint simulator. During the event, the programs’ top ten volunteers were honored for their commitment. One of Career Pathways top ten volunteers, John Banks (E73), was asked why he is passionate about volunteering his time. “Being a Career Pathways volunteer means giving back my engineering skills and talents to the surrounding communities while enhancing the future of young individuals who are interested in STEM-related fields,” said Banks. “The time spent with these young, inquisitive minds fuels the passion I have to ensure they succeed, and in turn, rejuvenates me to press forward in this ever-changing field of engineering.” The Career Pathways Program works with Hampton Roads Public Schools on behalf of Newport News Shipbuilding to mentor students and provide opportunities to experience future career paths. The partnership provides a unique opportunity for the business to contribute directly to the school experience of the youth, who are just beginning to formulate dreams for the future. Career Pathways initiatives include teacher internships, job shadowing, clubs/activities, middle school partnerships, career fairs, speakers bureaus and other Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) related initiatives.
The top ten volunteers stand with the Career Pathways team during a recognition event held in Bldg. 520. Front Row (L to R): Katelyn Johnson (O44), Tommy Cragg (O45), John Banks (E73), Jeffrica Key (K18), manager of Career Pathways, Shauntel Foster (K18), Pierrette Swan (K18) and Heather Rugnetta (E86). Back Row (L to R): Bill Bell, vice president of Human Resources and Administration, Lewis Fisher (E25), Cametrice Butcher (X89), William McGlone (O26) and Josh Horner (O26). Not Pictured: Elizabeth McDonald. Photo by Chris Oxley
time that they have freely given to Hampton Roads students and ultimately their communities,” said Key. “We are grateful for your willingness to inspire children by sharing your skills and ideas, and each of you are so critical to the success of Career Pathways!”
Career Pathways is under the Corporate Citizenship and Government Relations Department and is led by Jeffrica Key (K18), manager of Career Pathways and Career Pathways Representatives Shauntel Foster (K18) and To learn more about Career Pathways Programs, visit http://nns.huntingtoningalls.com/career-pathways/. If interested in Pierrette Swan (K18). becoming a volunteer, contact Shauntel Foster (K18) at 688-0224 or “The Career Pathways team wants to thank all of our volunteers for the Pierrette Swan (K18) at 688-2201.
Note: Unauthorized use of personal devices on company time could create a time-charging issue. Employees must never charge work time while using personal devices during working hours. Please check the ISCVN Facebook group during non-work hours. The In-Service Aircraft Carrier (ISCVN) Program Facebook group is an authorized NNS group. Frequently asked questions are available on the ISCVN website. To learn more about the approval process and guidelines for NNS groups on Facebook, please contact Jeremy Bustin (O29).
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AROUND THE YARD Time Charging- Did you Know?
L.E.A.R.N. to Host After Work Event
After entering the time and charge codes in MyTime, employees must click the blue “PROCESS TIME” button before exiting the system.
The L.E.A.R.N. Program will host an after-work presentation with Bill Ermatinger, Huntington Ingalls Industries’ executive vice president and chief human resources officer, and Bill Bell, Newport News Shipbuilding’s vice president of Human Resources and Administration. Ermatinger and Bell will discuss “Health and Wellness” from 4:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. on Nov. 17 in the VASCIC Auditorium. The event is open to all employees by reservation only. Sign up on the L.E.A.R.N. Yardnet website. Prizes and refreshments will follow the presentation. For questions, contact Liza Carter (E25) at 534-4015.
This important step will ensure time has been recorded on the correct dates and all errors have been resolved. All time has to be approved in order for employees to be paid. A time entry status of “A” indicates the time entered has been approved.
Coaching Moment with Leadercast Planned for Oct. 26 The Management Development Center (MDC), along with the Performance Coaching Program and the In-Service Aircraft Carrier Program Leadership Team, will host a Coaching Moment with Leadercast event on Oct. 26 at the Consolidated Refueling Facility (CRF), Building 1841, third floor, Conference Room One. Guest speaker Dr. Henry Cloud will provide a presentation on The Four Corners of Leadership. Sessions are open to all employees and will be offered for all shifts. Employees are required to flex their time as a charge will not be provided. For LX credit, sign up no later than Oct. 25 by emailing CoachingPrograms@hii-nns.com or calling 688-2761 or 380-4748. For more information, view the flier on Yardnet.
HOLA Hosts Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration On Sept. 22, Newport News Shipbuilding’s Hispanic Outreach and Leadership Alliance (HOLA) held a celebratory event in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, which is recognized nationally to celebrate the contributions of American citizens whose ancestors came from Spain, Mexico, the Caribbean, Central America, and South America. The event was held in VASCIC and guests were encouraged to tour the room, complete with displays of poster boards representing various Hispanic countries and cultures. During the event, members of HOLA dressed in costumes representing different Hispanic countries. Debbie Martinez from the NASA Langley Research Center was the guest speaker for the event and gave a presentation followed by a Q&A session. “This year’s event gave me the opportunity to honor the histories, cultures and contributions of American citizens whose ancestors came from Spain, Mexico, the Caribbean and the Americas,” said Robert Gomez (E86). At the end of the event, participants received giveaways and were offered a variety of Hispanic-themed food.
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 Janet’s story in the Inclusion and Diversity video.
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SWEETHEART. About Face Rethink what you think. “I understand that working in the shipyard is a man’s industry, but it’s a woman’s industry as well. I’ve heard everything degrading you can think of over the years—‘baby,’ ‘sweetheart,’ ‘baby girl.’ I want you to talk to me the same way you talk to your mom because I’m a woman. I want you to give me the opportunity just like you give the opportunity to a guy.” Janet Jones
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The “Spear and Gear” Toastmasters Club will host a meeting from 4:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. in the second floor conference room of The Apprentice School (Bldg. 812). The event is open to all Newport News Shipbuilding employees and no RSVP is required. The event will provide a forum for employees to learn how to become more effective communicators and leaders. For more information, contact Shelly Jefferson (X57) at 380-3634.
OCTOBER 19
The CVN 79 Program will be hosting its first annual Heart Walk Super Bowl Competition on Oct. 19 from 12 p.m. to 12:30 p.m. in the North Yard Buffer Zone just south of Dry Dock 12. Qualifiers from previous football passing challenges, held the week prior, will compete by throwing three complete passes into The Apprentice School Football Team net targets. Super Bowl finalists will receive CVN 79 apparel and bragging rights. All NNS employees are encouraged to come out and learn more about the 2016 Heart Walk and to support the contestants. For more information, view the flier on MyNNS.
OCTOBER 21
Shipbuilders of Huntington Ingalls Professionals (SHIPs) Network ERG will be hosting the second Annual Halloween Social and Costume Contest on Oct. 21 from 4:30 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. on the outdoor lawn at St. George Brewery Co. in Hampton. Employees and family members are welcome and costumes are not required to participate. To RSVP, sign up on MyNNS or contact Victoria Bartley (O57) at 688-2126.
OCTOBER 22 AND 29
Newport News Shipbuilding is a sponsor of the 2016 American Heart Association’s Heart Walk. The events will be held on Oct. 22 at the Peninsula Town Center in Hampton and Oct. 29 at Mount Trashmore in Virginia Beach. Visit www.hamptonroadsheartwalk.org to register as an NNS team lead or to join an existing team as a walker.
2016 United Way Slogan Contest Winner Mark Williams (T55) holds his award along with the official poster for NNS’ United Way Campaign. Photo by Ricky Thompson
2016 United Way Campaign Kicks Off This Thursday Newport News Shipbuilding’s United Way Campaign kicks off this Thursday, Oct. 20, and will run through Friday, Nov. 4. The United Way has a 77-year history of caring for the community. It unites people from the community to identify critical issues and develops solutions with a focus on children and youth, basic needs, self-sufficiency, and community health. NNS has been a major partner of the United Way since its founding, a tradition that the company continues each year. By making a contribution to the United Way through payroll deduction, employees can have a significant impact on the wellbeing of the community. This year’s campaign slogan, “Newport News Shipbuilding Underway for United Way,” submitted by Mark Williams (T55), was selected among 61 entries during the 2016 United Way Campaign Slogan Contest. In the coming days, NNS United Way coordinators will distribute the 2016 United Way Enrollment Guide to employees. NNS has a goal to raise over $1.5M, and employees that donate $150 per year or more will receive a “smart card” to use for discounts at businesses and restaurants in the Hampton Roads area. For more information about the 2016 NNS United Way Campaign, employees should contact their department’s United Way Coordinator or visit the United Way website on MyNNS that will go live on Oct. 18.
SEEKING LEADERS
NOVEMBER 5
The 2016 FIRST Robotics Competition is scheduled for Nov. 5 at Menchville High School in Newport News from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. For more information about the event, 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.
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AUDIO/VIDEO Otter Boxes for Sale - I Phone 6 Otter Box, $25, Galaxy S5 Otter Boxw/clip-on,$25, I phone 4S Otter Box, $20 (757) 329-6761 Computer Repair - PC/Laptop repair services to remove viruses and install programs. Cost is $85/parts (757) 329-6761 LG G3 Batteries - 2 batteries for LG G3 cell phone, used < 1 week each. BL-53YH. $20.00 each. (757) 870-0573 Rotel Pre-Amp - Rotel 1068 Surround Sound Processor, 7 channels 2 sub outputs $1,700 new, Many audio formats $225 OBO. (804) 239-3302 EXPERIENCED DJ - customized playlists suited for any event, lighting effects & photography (757) 869-1876
AUTO 1971 Cadillac Fleetwood Excellent condition. Garage kept - used for show. 68K miles. Pics available. $7,850. (757) 868-7986 2010 Toyota Rav4 2wd 4cyl Tires, Battery, and front/back brakes are all brand new. 108,553 miles. $10,800. (434) 203-6537 07 Harley Dlux - Chromed out,<7 miles, like new, 12k OBO, HD soft tail. Custom PT Job, must see to appreciate. (757) 365-9694 4” Nissan Titan Lift Kit - Lift kit comes with 2” Bilsten leveling shocks,3” Rough country control arms, PGR rear 1.5” blocks. (757) 813-6367 Motorcycle - ‘03 HD Dyna Wideglide, 55K mi., windshield, saddle bags, luggage rack, mini-ape bars, silver. GC. $5975. (757) 390-6693 Aprilia Tuono - 2003, Rotax 1000cc, street fighter, 8k miles, great condition, 100% stock. $4k obo. text for pics.. (757) 778-9439 03 Toyota Tocoma Extended Cab For 03 Pre-Runner. 2.7L, 2WD, Auto, AC, Cruise, AM/FM/CD. 152K Miles. Ex Cond. $9,750 (757) 875-0833 2000 JEEP 4X4 - instection sticker .Everything works fine. Best engine made. Very reliable $1700.00 OBO (757) 847-4561
BOAT & MARINE SUPPLY 03 Prosports 2550 WA w/ 225HP - Yamaha 4-stroke. 06 Tandem AL I-beam trailer GC Porta-potti & sink Bimini top fish finder $19K obo (757) 763-9076 Boston Whaler Boat - Boston Whaler, Sport 13 foot - great condition. 25 hp Evinrude - Runs great. Trailer included.. (804) 337-2823
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Floor Cabinet - 36” wide x 78” tall Ethan Allen oak floor cabinet w/pocket doors & many compartments $145 (757) 812-9763
Formal Dresses - 15 diff evening gowns, bridesmaid, prom, cotillion, ring dance. Sizes 4, 6, 8, 10. Call/text. (757) 329 - 2361
Barber Items - Barber Items - 8 black stations, 2 brown stations, 2 black salon sinks. $50 ea. (757) 696-0969
White bridal shoes - Ladies white bridal/wedding shoes w/beading and sequins. Size 7, $20 (Orig $70) Call/text. (757) 329 - 2361
HOBBIES
Maxum Cruiser - 01 2400SCR 25ft <150hrs Sleeps 6 Kitch, Bthrm, Shower, V8, Excellent Shape, Incl Trailer $19K OBO. (804) 239-3302
Redskins vs. Green Bay Tickets 2 Redskins VS Green Bay Tickets at Fedex Field 11/20/16 $500 for both. Section 426. (757) 575-8065
FURNISHINGS & APPLIANCES
Effects Pedal - Original Dunlop GCB-95 Crybaby Wah Guitar Effects pedal. Barely used $50 Call/Text. (757) 897-3246
For Sale - 3 piece Entertainment Center. All cherry wood text or call to text you a pic of it. $100. (757) 377-1029 Dorm/Mini Fridge - New in box, never opened, white dorm/mini fridge. Emerson 1.7 cu-ft, model CR177WE2. $70. (757) 593-2426 Office Furnishing - File cabinets qty 2, 4 drawer. $20 each. (804) 690-8741 Office Furnishing Computer desk and credenza, $75, Gloucester. (804) 690-8741 Washer and Dryer - Crosely super capacity 13 cycle washer and top loader dryer $300/ea. Price negotiable (757) 232-6124. Amana 2.5 Ton Central A/C - 2.5 Ton Amana Central A/C, purchased 2/5/16 for sell, $1,500 OBO. Minimal use w/ 20 year warranty. (757) 723-1608 Bar Stools - Three Swiveling Bar Stools. (28” seat cushion height). $100. (757) 353-9825 Sturdy Desk - Sturdy Oak Finish Desk (Modern). 72” L X 24” W X 29.5” T. $100. (757) 353-9825 Rocker Recliner Rocker Recliner, condition $95. (757)
Burgundy good 353-9825
Love Seat - Burgundy Leather Reclining Love Seat in good condition. $150. (757) 353-9825 Bedroom Furniture - Chest of Drawers and matching Armoire. Good Condition. $200. (757) 353-9825
Guitar Classes - The Who “The exorcist is here, the time we want a beer”. 1:1 Midtown NN flxbl sched Call/text (757) 528-7017 Gulf Clubs - Womens Gulf Clubs, full set/bag/accessories. Very good condition. $60 (757) 810-0200
IN APPRECIATION Thank you - A huge thank you to the E&D Heart Walk Team Leads for their support of Pizza For A Purpose on Friday. (757) 449-4795 Congratulations! - Congratulations on 40 years Papa Cool! Love always your darling wife, Mont, Ray, Rai, and Andre. (757) 532-1278
MISCELLANEOUS Girl’s Bike - 20 inch pink Huffy, good condition. Can send pictures. $30. (757) 593-2426 SLU Math ebook - Never used My Math Lab Student Access Code. ISBN-13:978-1-323-23459-4, ISBN-10:1-323-23459-4.Only Asking $50. (757) 329-2361 ASE Mechanic - Car need work? 20 yr ASE Cert. mechanic. 1/2 price of any quote. All work is guaranteed or its free. (757) 240-7838
Graco Stroller - In great condition. $50. Comes with free car seat that clicks into stroller. Call/text. (757) 329 - 2361 Pinball Machine - Like new. Rocky/Bullwinkle & Revenge From Mars $2,000/ea $3,500 pair. txt (804) 690-8741 Pest Terminator - Expert Pest Control, Termite/Bonds, Moisture Control including sand/poly and Crawl Space Repairs.. (757) 873-4999 Firewood - It’s getting cold. 6X12 trailer load $125, 1/2 load $75, Seasoned, Save & pick up or will deliver. (757) 310 - 4769 Roofing/Construction Roofing Replacements or Repairs. 30/35 Year Warranty Timberland Shingles. Free Estimates. (757) 240-8846 Gutter Cleaning - We clean gutters by hand, bag the debris, flush your down spouts. licensed and Insured. (757) 810-5115 House Washing - House, Roof and Concrete Cleaning. Most of our methods are used with less than 500PSI. Licensed. (757) 810-5115 Essential Oils - As we approach the winter months, learn how to alleviate symptoms with essential oils. (757) 660-1048 Computer repair - Affordable quality computer repairs/service in HR and Peninsula. (757) 325-0433
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Helping Hands - General home cleaning. Free estimates. Special occasion cleaning welcomed. Licensed & insured.(757) 371-3904
81 PC China Set - Peony by Seyei. 11 Plc settings w/many extra pcs including serving pieces. Very good condition. $175. (757) 291-9886
Guitar- Acoustic electric. Fender. like new w/case. $190. (757) 810-6389
Bike Rack - Graber Outback Bike Rack. Holds 2 Bikes. Straps easily to vehicle. Great condition. $25 (757) 291-9886
Guitar - Acoustic electric. Esteban. New cond. with case. Appears to be hardly used. $150. (757) 930-4777 Mobile Mechanic ASE Certified - ASE Certified Auto Mechanic. I come to you. Flexible hrs. Affordable prices. (757) 352-0622 Makeup Artist incl: Bridal, Proms, Will travel. (757)
Services & More! 325-5353
Go Kart Racing Seat - Fiberglass racing go kart seat with side bolsters. Sized for medium drivers, $15 OBO. (804) 239-3302 New HP Printer - HP Pro 6230 wireless printer $60. New in the box, bought wrong type can’t return. (757) 646-3166 Men’s Clothing - Several pairs of Levi 514 Jeans 36x32 slightly used, $15.00 per pair. Text for pics. (757) 869-9169 Financial Crash The Real Crash by Peter Schiff $10 The Great Crash Ahead by Harry Dent $10 (757) 812-9763 Laminate - 323 square ft. 6 MM laminate flooring with pad.. Will text pictures if interested. $325 OBO (757) 771-3441 Child Care - 6mth-4yrs breakfast and snacks included 6am-6pm Free registration only 100wk pickup on 35th st. 120wk (757) 553-2003
Electrical Wire - Electrical Copper Wire. Large and Small Spools. AWG Standard 500/500SP. Asking $40 ea. (757) 696-0969 Childcare - M-F, 1st/2nd shift available, FT/PT, CPR & First Aid Certified, low rates, smoke free, Foxhill area (757) 869-1876 Zombie Book Signing - Scourge of Byzantium book signing. 10/28 6-9 pm & 10/29 12-4pm Atomic Comics 50 W. Mercury Hampton (757) 236-2575 condition. $175. (757) 291-9886
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Free Kittens - 2 orange and 2 tabby kittens all born in April, all are spayed and neutered, 3 males and 1 female. (757) 562-4146 Dog Walking - Dog walking, boarding & grooming. Available in north Suffolk, Western Branch, & Norfolk. (757) 793-0654 Pit Bull Pups- 2 pit bull puppies (brothers), 4 months old, Text for pictures. (757) 344-4521 Cat Tree - 3 level gray carpet Cat tower 73” tall x 36” includes 2 rope scratching posts with center hole to level $35 (757) 812-9763
REAL ESTATE Townhouse for Rent - 1300 SF, 2 Bed, 1.5 Bath, Lg den, covered patio, Knells Ridge near Ches Gen Hosp, no pets. $950. (757) 407-2373 Townhome for Rent - Updated 3bd 2.5bath updated townhome in courthouse green (Denbigh) $1,050 per month. (757) 880-2948 Home for Sale - Hayes – 3M over bridge. 2,274 sq’, 3 bed / baths, two 2-car garages, huge master suite, $284,900. (757) 817-3493 House for Rent - Norfolk 3 Bdrm, Lg Bath, Garage, LR, DR, Lg Den, Hardwd Flrs,Cent AC, WDHU, Bg Yard, Great neigh, no pets. (757) 340-6653 Log pch det A/C
Home - Smthfld wrap arnd 2340sq ft 3 bd 3bth 26X32 gar 3acres 18X20 shd central & heat 365K. (757) 592-1100
House for Rent - 1,170 sq. ft. with 3 BR and 2 full baths. Located in Glendale area of NN. $1,200. Avail 11/1. (804) 937-2238 Apartment Rent - APT 2 Bed RM/2 BA, New floor, Washer and Dryer. Water Incld in rent $850. Denbigh (757) 729-1145 Condo for Sale - 3BDR 2BA Gated Community in Hampton w/ boat slip & hard wood floors reduced to $190K (757) 634-2350 House for Rent - Buckroe Beach area- 3 bd, 1.5bth, LR, Kitchen, additional den and sunroom. Text for info (757) 768-9273
Real Estate cont. Townhouse for Rent- Oyster Cove Town House centrally located in Newport News. 2 Master BR, 2 1/2 Bath, Garage. Must see. (757) 353-9825 Walk to Work - Apartment for rent, 2 bdrm/2 full bath, 2 balconies overlooking James Rvr. Parkng garage and on-site security. $960 per month (757) 378-4410 Home for Sale - 3br 1bth new appl, cabinets & flr. priv fncd yard shed w/pwr, great first home, must see, Farmington area (757) 532-5690 House for Rent - 1,400 Sq. Ft. with 3BR and 2 full and 1 half bath, garage and fenced yard. (757) 871-0722
WANTED WASHER & DRYER - Broken washers & dryers that are in your way. Will pick up for free.. (757) 617 - 100 LARGE HINGES - Seeking a pair of large gate hinges 12”+ in length with a barrel width of at least 9”. Text Picture.. (757) 869 - 6312
YARD & GARAGE SALES Large Yard Sale - Oct 22-23 from 9-3PM. Furn, gifts, clothes, house + Holiday décor. 14 Welford Ln; N.News (near CNU). (757) 532 - 8831