Currents

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A weekly publication of Newport News Shipbuilding

NNS employees recognized at this year’s annual Women of Color STEM Conference. First row (L to R): Leah Colvin, Monica Pringle and Kiara Cammack. Second row (L to R): Christina Wong, Chelsey Owens and Haidee McKain.

NNS Employees Recognized for STEM Achievements

Front row (L to R): Paul Layne, Ernest Martin, Jay Blunt, Carroll Goodwyn, Foreman Rodney Huffman, Elston Copeland, Bradford Cotton and Edward Brown. Second row (L to R): Demetri Barnes, Derek Roberts, Nathanial West, Matthew Walker and Laron Hatchett. Photo by John Whalen

VCS Shipbuilders Recognized for Safety Efforts Thirteen Virginia-class submarine (VCS) mechanics were recently recognized for their continuous focus on safety. The crew works on VCS ballast tanks and plays a key role in the electrical installations inside the tanks.

“I am so proud of this team,” said the crew’s Foreman Rodney Huffman. “The work environment they work in is challenging as far as safety goes. They are constantly climbing in and out of tanks and working in extremely tight spaces. If any of the mechanics inform me that they have an ache, I speak with them on the side and engage them on whether they would like to utilize the preventive care program or not. The preventive care team has unquestionably helped keep my mechanics in shipbuilding shape and alleviating aches by advising stretches pertaining to their area of responsibility before entering and exiting a ballast tank.”

The crew has been accident-free for more than three years.

“I think the biggest contributor to us remaining safe is that we look out for each other, remain aware of our surroundings and never become complacent,” said Derek Roberts.

Fourteen HII employees were recognized for achievements in the fields of science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) during the 20th annual Women of Color STEM Conference in Detroit Oct. 15-18. Of the 14 award recipients, six were Newport News Shipbuilding employees.

NNS Engineering Manager Leah Colvin received a Special Recognition Award at the conference. Colvin is responsible for overseeing new business opportunities in non-shipbuilding markets in the areas of instrumentation and controls, software development, cyber security, and modeling and simulation. She also chairs Newport News’ diversity advocates team and promotes STEM education for young girls.

Kiara Cammack, nuclear engineer, Haidee McKain, nuclear engineer, Chelsey Owens, nuclear engineer, Monica Pringle, electrical engineer, and Christina Wong, electromechanical engineer, were recipients of the 2015 Technology Star Award, which recognizes women of color who have demonstrated excellence in the workplace and are helping to shape technology for the future.

Visit newsroom.hungtingtoningalls.com to read the entire release and for additional information about each award recipient.

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USW Members to Vote on Family Health Center Access The United Steel Workers informed its members that they will have an opportunity to vote Nov. 19 to have access to the Family Health Center being built on Washington Ave. between 45th and 46th Streets. If the vote passes, USW members will be eligible to use the new Family Health Center when its doors open in the first quarter of 2016.

QuadMed, the health services provider that will manage and operate the health center, held information sessions for hourly employees Oct. 13 – 20. The meetings were designed to explain the range of services QuadMed will provide at the center and answer employee questions.

United Steel Workers’ Lettie Murphy (left) was at the 46th Street gate Oct. 12 to inform hourly employees about the Family Health Center information sessions. Photo by Ricky Thompson

Newport News Shipbuilding employees using the health center will pay $15, per person, per visit.

The fee will include all medical services provided during the visit including X-ray and lab services, vaccines, and other preventative services. The health center pharmacy, operated by CVS/CarePlus, will offer a 30-day supply of generic medication for $3 and 90 days of generic medication for $6.

All health information is protected by a federal law called HIPPA and cannot be shared without an employee’s written permission.

HOLA Donates Supplies to the Samaritan House In September and October, the Hispanic Outreach and leadership Alliance (HOLA) held a paper products drive for the Samaritan House. HOLA was able to collect more than 650 paper products.

“Domestic violence and homelessness touch all our communities,” said Lorrie Peckham (E45). “My husband Roger and I saw a need, knew we could do something to help, and reached out. We, as human beings on this earth, need to reach out and help each other. No act of kindness is too small. The shipyard as a whole reaches out to support those in need and strengthen our communities. HOLA saw a need in the community to help Samaritan House with a paper products drive. It may seem a simple thing but it truly helps those victims of domestic violence and the families experiencing homelessness. It helps to strength our communities and ease suffering because all of us are touched by domestic violence and homelessness in our communities.”

The Samaritan House operates with 11 emergency shelters in Virginia Beach, transitional housing, permanent supportive housing and rapid re-housing programs, and is the largest non-profit housing provider in the state. The organization also provides temporary emergency housing and

Christina Chapman (E73), front left, and Liliana Reyes (E73), second from left, stock the food pantry with Samaritan House volunteers.

extensive support services to victims of domestic violence and families experiencing homelessness. HOLA would like to thank all those who donated to this cause.

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... Demetri Barnes agreed. “We’re continuously evaluating our workspace to identify potential obstacles and hazards,” he said. “We do a walk-through every morning and again at the end of our shift. If we identify anything, we let our supervisor know immediately.”

Ed Brown says the team stretches before beginning work. “Stretching has played a major role in our crew’s ability to remain safe because it allows us to be warmed up before we begin moving around and climbing in and out of tanks.”

VERG to Host Veterans Day Luncheon In honor of Veterans Day, military veteran employees are invited to attend a Veterans Day Luncheon hosted by the Veterans Employee Resource Group (VERG) from 11:30 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. in the James River Room (Bldg. 520-6) on Nov. 11. Space in limited, so reservations are required.

To receive an invitation, send an email to VERG@hii-nns.com. Time for attending event must be flexed or PTO and approved by your supervisor.

Interested in joining VERG? Visit the VERG Yardnet website for more information. All employees of NNS are eligible to join, being a veteran of the Armed Forces is not an eligibility requirement.

Have specific questions? Contact VERG Chairperson Marcia StewartDowning (O36) at 688-2152.

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NNS Photographer Honored at the 33rd Annual Submarine Symposium On Oct. 22, Newport News Shipbuilding Photographer John Whalen (O29) was honored at the Naval Submarine League’s 33rd Annual Submarine Symposium in Falls Church, Virginia. Whalen won third place in the 17th annual Naval Undersea Warfare Magazine’s photo contest for his photo taken during Minnesota’s (SSN 783) bravo sea trials departure May 9, 2013.

Install NNS’ Augmented Reality App on Your Phone Amaze your family and friends with augmented reality (AR). For the first time, you can install the free Newport News Shipbuilding AR app on your phone or tablet at home! Search for “Tougher than Steel” in the Apple or Google app stores and download the free app.

Remember to Set Your Clock Back The fall season is here and with it comes an end to daylight savings time for 2015. At 2 a.m. on Sunday, Nov. 1, clocks will turn back one hour. See p. 8 of the Oct. 19 edition of Currents at nns.huntingtoningalls.com/currents to view the Security Department’s list of tips on staying safe.

Have You Participated in Take an Hour for Wellness This Year?

All Newport News Shipbuilding employees are eligible to receive a free flu shot and health screening as part of this year’s “Take an Hour for Wellness” (TAH) program. TAH, part of HII’s “BeWell for Life” wellness programs, will begin Tuesday, Sept. 15 and run through the end of November. All results are 100 percent confidential and are only shared with the employee following the screening.

Employees Share Their Take an Hour Experience Al Williams, a pipe welder and long-time NNS employee, knows that accidents can happen on the job. “We work as safe as we can and take necessary precautions to avoid an injury,” he said.

Williams takes similar precautions when it comes to his health, which is why this year is his eighth consecutive year participating in the Take an Hour program offered to all NNS employees. “It’s important to take advantage of what they’re offering to stay healthy,” said Williams. “Everyone should do it.”

Sixty minutes is all it takes for employees to undergo blood pressure, cholesterol and blood sugar screenings, plus a flu shot – all for free.

Following the tests, employees receive a results sheet, which tracks their numbers, and face-to-face time with an Interactive Health staff member who explains what it all means.

For some, like Gail Sawyer, whose job involves refueling the carriers on overhaul, the screenings have proved to be a lifesaver.

As she headed to a Take an Hour screening six years ago, she knew she needed to lose weight, but she was surprised to learn that she was borderline diabetic.

During a follow-up appointment with her physician, she was told she had to drop the extra weight if she wanted to live to be a grandmother.

“I really had to re-evaluate what I was eating and change my sedentary lifestyle,” she said. While keeping a keen eye on her diet, Sawyer looked into the free, on-site exercise programs offered by the shipyard and tried boot camp, Zomba, Tai Chi, body fusion, and she started running. “I began to feel better, almost immediately,” Sawyer said.

Since her first Take an Hour screening in 2009, she’s lost 120 pounds, ran her first 5K and missed just 3-4 work days per year due to illness.

Perhaps more important, she’s been able to keep up with her four-year old granddaughter without missing a beat. “I am a firm believer in the program. It has the potential to save lives, and there are people out there who need that wake-up call.”

Visit nns.huntingtoningalls.com/events/takeanhour for information.

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Leveraging Our Differences Will Make a Difference Chris Miner, vice president of In-Service Aircraft Carriers, recently shared his thoughts about the importance of inclusion and diversity.

Earlier in my career, I had a friend who had worked at the shipyard for many years.

Several years after becoming friends, I learned that he was gay. I also learned that, although he was very open with me and was willing to answer truthfully if asked, he never talked about his personal life at work. I never pressed him to explain but believed he feared being ostracized, not treated equally, or even harassed by fellow employees who didn’t agree with his sexual orientation. I began thinking what my professional life would be like if I was afraid to talk openly about my wife and three daughters, if I never felt comfortable bringing my partner to work functions, and if I had to hide part of who I am every single day at work. That is not an environment I would be proud to work in, and I would probably come to work each day feeling lonely, isolated and excluded.

Understanding my friend’s situation helped to change my perspective about how I think of inclusion and diversity in the work-place. It also helped me to realize that we need to create a more inclusive environment at the shipyard, where we embrace and leverage our differences.

This is not something that will happen overnight. Culture change takes time. It is, however, something I am personally committed to, and a culture of exclusion is one that I will not tolerate.

One thing that stands in our way of being more inclusive is not truly understanding the biases that each of us bring to every situation. Looking back 30 years ago to when I worked on 688-class submarines, I realize now that for a long time I

had a bias against those who weren’t submarine ship-builders. If I had a problem to solve or process to improve, I would immediately go to my fellow submarine workers for help. Now I understand that if I had engaged a group of people outside of my circle, the opportunity to come up with new, different, or even better ideas would have increased. I went to them because they were familiar to me, thought like I did and made me more comfortable.

Today, we are faced with a fiscally-constrained environment where there is not sufficient budget to fund all of the country’s defense priorities. To continue getting NNS programs funded, we need all shipbuilders working together on solutions for cost savings ideas, efficiencies and new opportunities. By embracing and respecting our differences, every shipbuilder has the opportunity to work to their highest potential. It is the power of these differences, combined with the willingness to change, including working out of our com-fort zone that can lead to new ideas and innovative solutions. It’s critical that we not only bring a diverse group to the table, but we encourage everyone, including the quietest among us, to share their thoughts and ideas.

Each person is unique and brings a different and valuable perspective to our team, and we need to harness those differences rather than pushing people to conform and think like us. I call on every member of our team to seek out those with different perspectives when solving problems or exploring new ways of doing business. We are a very good shipbuilding team that accomplishes great things. The extent we are willing to respect and leverage our differences will determine how quickly we grow from a very good team to a great team. I look forward to traveling that journey with you.

Thanks for all you do every day!

Visit the K69 Yardnet website to view more “Miner Details.”

OCTOBER 30

In-Service Carriers 12th Annual Aircraft Carrier Invitational Golf Tournament has been rescheduled to Oct. 30. The tournament will be held at Ford’s Colony Country Club and will be played in a 4-man captain’s choice format starting at 1 p.m. (registration begins at 11 a.m.). Contact Bruce Roberts at 380-4964 to register.

NOVEMBER 1

The Apprentice School Bass Club will host a bass tournament from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Chickahominy Riverfront Park (Rt. 5 Bridge) on Nov. 1. The tournament is open to all NNS employees and retirees. For more information, view the flier or contact Rob Uzzle (X59) at 3445140 or Scott Whitmore (X82) at 897-5119.

NOVEMBER 7

Eleven Local High School teams will be competing in a FIRST Robotics Competition at Menchville High School from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Several NNS employees serve as mentors for these local teams. For more information about this event, how to attend, and the mentors involved, contact Chris Brown (O35) at 688-7897.

NOVEMBER 7

The Apprentice Alumni Association will host the Annual Apprentice Alumni Oyster Roast at Knights of Columbus in Newport News. Tickets are available through any AAA delegate, officers and Liz Moriarty (O22) at The A-School at 688-2513. Tickets are $30. Visit: www.nnapprentice.com/alumni/news.htm for information.

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. Contact Charlene Barrington (X06/X87) at 688-5379 or Tierra Jones (X32) at 380-778.

NOVEMBER 11

The International Compliance Office will hold Annual Export Training- Basic from 9 to 10 a.m. and 1 to 2 p.m. in the VASCIC auditorium. Register via the Learning Exchange (LX). Contact Sarah Williams (O19) at 380-3599.

NOVEMBER 21

Members are invited to attend The Progressive Club’s fourth outing of the year at the Knights of Columbus in Newport News starting at 4:30 p.m.

(Event flyer was sent out to members via email).

For those who plan to attend, contact your club representative. The cost for members’ first guest is $20, each additional guest is $25. Notify your club rep by Nov. 11 if you plan to attend. Any salaried employee interested in attending this outing as a trial membership or joining the club can contact a club representative or committee member (see our website for contact information).

AROUND THE YARD Registration for Winter Night School is Currently Underway

Facilities Begins Steam Heat Start-Up for Fall 2015

Registration for Winter 2016 Night School is currently underway. The winter session is scheduled to begin the week of Jan. 11 and and will run through March 12. Deadline for applications is Nov. 13. Visit the Night School Yardnet website for additional information or to view a copy of the schedule of classes. For questions, contact Shirley Smith-King (O22) at 688-8608.

As part of Newport News Shipbuilding’s efforts to continuously reduce energy costs and a review of the long range weather forecast, the Facilities Department will begin starting up the steam system to restore steam to facilities for heating purposes beginning Nov. 9 and should be complete by Nov. 13. Facilities will begin restoring steam supply to remaining warehouses and non-critical shops Nov. 16 through Nov. 20.

The department will continue to monitor the projected weather forecast and adjust dates as needed. Read the Distribution A memo.

NEW! CVN 78 Ship Store Sale Sale of Gerald R. Ford’s (CVN 78) Ship Store its will be held in the lobby of Bldg. 902-1 from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Nov. 3-5. Items available will include T-shirts, polo shirts, coffee mugs, cups, water bottles, sweatshirts, ship’s coin and more. View the flier for additional information.

The Learning and Development Team wears Pink to show their support for breast cancer awareness. Photos by John Whalen

WiSE Publishes “Pink” Photos on Webpage Visit Women in Shipbuilding Enterprise’s (WiSE) Yardnet website to view photos of shipbuilders around the yard dressed in pink to raise awareness for breast cancer.

The Hispanic Outreach Leadership Alliance (HOLA) Employee Resource Group will host a “Speed Mentoring Event” on Nov 18 from 4:30 to 6 p.m. in Bldg. 520-6 (Huntington Room). The event will provide a mentoring opportunity for all attendees and a chance to share and receive advice from company leadership. Sessions will occur in 10-minute intervals with attendees moving from one mentor to another. All employees are invited to attend.

Next Leadercast “Coaching Moment” Scheduled for Nov. 11 The Management Development Center (MDC), Performance Coaches, and ISCVN Leadership are pleased to offer a leadership development opportunity, Coaching Moment with Leadercast featuring Commander Rorke T. Denver.

SHIPs to Host Costume Contest All employees are invited to attend the SHIPs Costume Contest at NetCenter from 5 to 6:30 p.m. on Oct. 30. There will be prizes for the best costume and light refreshments. Visit the SHIPs Network website or contact Tiajuana Benson-Bond (K75) at 688-0430 details and additional information about the event.

HOLA to Host Speed Mentoring Event

CVN 72 Petty Officer Second Class Jessica Justino, third from left, was recognized as the “Sailor of the Year” at the USO Gala Oct. 20.

Photo courtesy of the USO

Lincoln Sailor Recognized as “Sailor of the Year” at USO Gala USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN 72) Petty Officer Second Class Jessica A. Justino was recognized as the United Service Organization’s (USO) Sailor of the Year during the organization’s gala in Washington D.C. Oct. 20.

In July, Jusino was honored by the Newport News Fire Department and received a Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medal for her courage, leadership and selfless actions in rescuing an elderly woman from a burning house in Newport News. Visit www.navy.mil/ submit/display.asp?story_id=82004 from a home computer to ready the Navy release about the incident.

The event is scheduled for Wednesday, Nov. 11 and is open to all employees. Due to the limited number of available seats, RSVPs are required for this event. RSVPs must be received no later than Nov. 10. Contact the Management Development Center at 688-2761 or 380-4748 or email CoachingPrograms@hii-nns.com to RSVP.

Learning Exchange (LX) Upgrade Coming Soon Learning Exchange (LX), Newport News Shipbuilding’s learning management system, is scheduled to be upgraded to the latest version of the Saba application software in January 2016.

This upgrade will provide expanded functionality and capabilities, simplified user interactions within the LX application.

To complete the upgrade, LX will not be available from 4 p.m. on Jan. 19, until 7 a.m. on Jan. 25.

Editor: Lauren Shuck

Currents is published every Monday for employees of Newport News Shipbuilding. Visit the archives.

Currents@hii-nns.com (757) 380-4622

To submit a story, visit nns.huntingtoningalls.com/currents. The deadline for submissions is COB Wednesday for publication the following week.

LONG SERVICE MASTER SHIPBUILDERS

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Bo Bonelli 40 years

Michael Brinkley 40 years

Chap Chapman

40 years

Danni Clark 40 years

Irv Coleman 40 years

Ronald Daye 40 years

Ronnie Eley 40 years

Danny Engle 40 years

Bobby Evans 40 years

Jessie Godwin Jr. 40 years

Antonio Hinton 40 years

Huggy Hudgins

James Jones 40 years

A.J. Jones 40 years

Michael King 40 years

Thomas Liakos 40 years

Spencer Moore 40 years

Jimmy Morrison 40 years

Jack Mulligan 40 years

Paul Reitz 40 years

Nick Rerras 40 years

Jimmy Richardson 40 years

Ronnie Shumaker 40 years

Sparky Sparks 40 years

Ben Stilley 40 years

40 years

LONG SERVICE 55 YEARS Robert L. Sealey

M53

50 YEARS William Strum Jr.

X31

45 YEARS Sam Johnson Jr.

X32

40 YEARS Lawrence Baranowsk O61

Michael Bonelli Michael Brinkley

X88 X42

Randolph Chapman O53

Kenneth Christian Danni Clark Benjamin Claude Irvin Coleman James Cumbo Ronald Daye Anthony Dobbins Ronnie Eley Danny Engle Bobby Evans Sr.

X33 E13 X33 O37 X36 X36 X33 X36 O25 X33

october

Larry Faison X36 Jessie Godwin Jr. X33 Antonio Hinton O35 Wise Hudgins X31 Alvin Jones X36 James Jones X36 Michael King O67 John Lawrence Jr.

X31

Anthony E. Lee Thomas Liakos Spencer Moore

X36 X67 X33

Jack Mulligan Jr. Paul Reitz Speros Rerras James Richardson Ronnie Shumaker William Sparks Benjamin Stilley

X32 E74 O68 X43 X11 X36 X11

James Morrison Jr.

35 YEARS Gregory Adams Arvin Brown Anne Butcher

X31

O46 X31 O57

Thomas Chumley O54 Crystal Deans X33 Christopher Denson X42

David Dukes Vernon Eaton Jr. Walter Evaniak John Forrest Jr. Tony Fowler Carl Freeman James Gardner George Gilbert III

O46 X42 O67 X32 X42 X36 O67 X33

Tommy T. Grant X42 Annette Harrison O04 Kevin Hefner O39 Tracy Hildebrand

O57

Stanford Johnston

X10

Ricky Jenkins

X11

David R. Jones E84 Edward Luther X89 Richard Miller O64 James Ponsonby O31 Glenn Pruitt X42 Dennis Query M53 Trent Richardson E45

Robert Robichaud Barry S. Russell John Ruth Jr. Brenda Sechrist Carol L. Sisti Andre D. Smith Joe A. Smith James Taylor Jr. Steven Terry Jacqueline Tynes Joseph Wilson Jr. Charles Wood David Wright

X70 X73 X42 X84 X89 X82 X43 O04 M53 X42 E85 X67 O43

Derek Jenkins Leo King Jr. Dwight Kinter Timothy Lauth Todd Lawrence Angel McCoy James Norton John Payne Dale C. Perry John Schmitt Kevin Spivey Michael Thomas

O12 X59 E83 X57 E88 X82 K05 E85 E82 X76 X76 T50

30 YEARS Lloyd Booth David Brinkley III Deborah Campbell David Carlson Michael Chapman Dennis Dancy Donald Eriksen Jr. Brian R. Grubbs Ralph M. Hanes

Scott J. Wertz

E51

O26 X82 T54 K82 E85 E17 O19 E25 E84

25 YEARS

X67

Dennis Branch John Turner Mario Chale Ray Ivey Wesley Wooten Willie Peterson

X15 X36 X67 X11 X32 X11

Charles Barlow Jr.

X11

Larry Martin Melvyn Hines Ralph Rawls Bruce Eatmon John Dohse Miles Jordan Nancy Sparks Roscoe Duck

20 YEARS

David Hoffman

AMSEC

David Horner X82 Tomeka Leigh X33 Rickie Spruiell X87 Robert Szukelewicz E10

Christopher Weeks O86

Stephen Gilliland II O45

Cynthia L. Gray Darryl Gupton

O76 X10

Lewis Hedgepeth Jr. M53

Elizabeth Hines Rodney Jessee Kim Krzeski Willard Moger

M20 O39 X75 O51

RETIREMENTS Anthony Michura

Kendall Morgan X88 Lynn Palmer X36 Douglas Pettigrew X88

september X18 X31 X31 X59 N206 X36 O53 X31

Timothy Miller James Peele James Tann Patricia Evans Rodney Holdren Elwood Henderson Lorenza Smith Mark Lackman

O43 X33 X33 O53 X33 X32 X36 X84

Tyrone Clayton Bernard Arrington Curl Lawrence Gary Weston William Brown David Brooks Mills Hart Thomas Ridley

O46 X32 X18 X31 X32 X32 X32 X36

Allen Sears Paul Jones William Daniels Gary Roberts Harry Lynn Linda Mason Otis Gallett Phillip Fortune

X18 X32 X59 X32 X36 X32 X36 X42

Robert Sears Jr. X42 Rossie Bunn X42 Slater Matthews Jr. X42 Stanley Coppedge X36 William Grumbling Jr. X18

40 Years Ago Tilman and Carl Snead, close friends and “adopted grandsons” of Carl Vinson, weld Vinson’s initials into a keel plaque during the keel laying ceremony of USS Carl Vinson (CVN 70) Oct. 11, 1975. They were assisted by Newport News Shipbuilding welder James Bannevich and Welding Supervisor James Simmons. Due to illness, Vinson was forced to cancel his appearance at Newport News and sent U.S. Senator Sam Nunn of Georgia, who delivered Vinson’s prepared remarks. CVN 70 was the first naval vessel to be named for a living person.

On the same day, NNS also christened the aircraft carrier Dwight D. Eisenhower (CVN 69).

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2015 CHAPARRAL - H2O 21. I/O EFI 4.3L Mercruiser. This boat is loaded with options. Only 30 hours! 35k (757) 532-7669

POOL TABLE - 8’ Leisure Bay, Needs few pockets replaced. In storage, disassembled ready to go. $500. (757) 503-0188

JOHN BOAT - 14’ Alum. 53” Width New Trailer & Battery. New Minn-Kota Trolling Motor. Txt 4 pics $850 Firm (757) 310-4769

7’ POOL TABLE - 7’ red slate pool table.

Great shape. Has working ball return. Very heavy. Comes with balls, sticks & rack. $400; (757) 749-3146

KAYAK - 10’ Pelican-Ramx total fishing kayak, beige $250. Txt for pictures (757) 310-4769

COMPUTERS

95 COUGAR - New tires, shocks and struts. $1,500 obo (757) 272-5396 FLOOR MATS - WeatherTech Floor Mats (front only) for 2015 Tacoma Double Cab. Like new, black in color. $60 (757) 567-0310

HOBBIES

SURFACE PRO 3 - Got for college 128gb, only used for iTunes like new, brnd new w/ keybrd=1200, $800 obo txt (757) 897-1621 COMPUTER REPAIR - PC/Laptop Repair, Have Windows 7 or 8 get Windows 10 while it’s free. $85+ parts (757) 329-6761

FREE ITEMS VHS RECORDER - Magnavox VHS recorder/player 12V & GE video camera, autofocus, works with recorder, both free (757) 685-3611 HALLOWEEN SHOW - See Halloween lights animated to themed music @ 108 Sheffield Way NN 23602 (Denbigh area off Warwick Ave). (757) 329-5826 KEROSNE HEATER - Kerosene heater & 5-gal can free (757) 685-3611

FURNISHINGS & APPLIANCES WASHER/ DRYER - Washer and Dryer, Good condition, $250 for the pair, or $125 a piece. Text for pics. (757) 503-0188 MINI FRIG - Igloo 3.0 cubic feet fridge Used two months FR326M Black $60. Located Newport News (313) 820-3684 DESK & CHAIR - Office desk $20; office chair $10; entertainment table, black $10; sofa, black, leather-like, nice, $200 obo (757) 754-6912 GE WASHER - Top loader Hydrowave series, 3yrs old, good condition, will need to pick-up, $200; (757) 255-2424 TABLE LG + SM - Large round table with silver legs ($40) and matching smaller table ($10) just west of new tech center (937) 620-0053 CHAISE + CHAIR - Faux leather chaise lounge (black, $40) and chair (red, $30) just north of CNU, great condition.

(937) 620-0053 WASHER & DRYER - Electric by Admiral.

Energy efficient. Less than 25 washes on each. Top load washer & front load dryer $550; (607) 621-9589

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QUEEN MATTRESS & BOXSPRING - only a 1-yr old $200 (804) 815-7639

FOR SALE - 2214 Parish Ave NN. 3bd/2.5bth. 1508sf. Updated kit, baths, HVAC, plumbing, windows, new roof in ‘11 (757) 817-8121

DOG WALKING - A Barking Good Time, LLC. Dog walking in downtown Norfolk/ Ghent & pet sitting anywhere! Call for more info. (830) 965-5620

CHILDCARE - M-F 5AM-5:30 PM, PT/ FT 20+ yrs exp. OY.PT, reasonable rates.

(757) 249-2624

OFFICE CHAIR - Black leather swiveling office chair w/arms and wheels in GC. $20 in Poquoson. Available after 5:30 p.m.

(757) 810-9052 DR TABLE SET - Long wooden table & chairs, used but good quality, w/ matching chairs. $125 obo (757) 812-4282 LOUVERED DOORS - Remodeled home – 1-2’ louvered pine stained door $25, 4-30” louvered pine stained doors used as closet doors (757) 618-0721 INTERIOR DOORS - Remodeled home 1-2’ 6 panel pine door $25, 2-30” 6 panel pine door $25, 2-2’ hollow core closet doors $10; (757) 618-0721 KITCHEN TABLE - Handcrafted Tom Seely solid oak table. Excellent cond. 68”x42” extends to 92”. 6 chairs 2 leaves $350 obo (757) 677-6529 OFFICE DESK - All hardwood and very sturdy. 30deep x 60wide x 33high inches.

Could use refinishing. $95. (757) 243-4264 REFRIGERATOR - Black, compact dormitory, $25. Photos available on request (757) 508-0692 FOOTSTOOLS - Three fabric footstools about 16” high. 1ea in black, mauve and light green. VGC $20 all can be sat on (757) 810-9052 3-SEAT COUCH - Dark brown faux leather.

Excellent condition. No scratches/cuts.

Very comfortable. txt for pic & details $275 (607) 621-9589 TV CABINET - Very nice solid real wood TV cabinet w/doors, drawers for stwg etc. Abt 3’wide x 6’ tall. In Poquoson $40 (757) 810-9052 WALL MIRROR - Decorative wall mirror 42x32 inches with gold leaf etchings and gold frame. Call for pic. (757) 243-4264 FREEZER - 5 cubic feet freezer holiday brand LCM050LC $70. Located Newport News; (313) 820-3684 TODDLER BED - Little Tykes racecar bed, blue, with mattress. Good shape $45.

(757) 719-3358

REAL ESTATE

FOR RENT - 4BR/2.5BA, 1,500 sqft, end unit townhouse, No pets, $1,050/mo.

Located in Denbrook Station (757) 9527083 HOME FOR SALE - 5BR, 2.5BA, 2940SF, Fully Updated, Pool, Hot Tub, Porch, Deck, Fence, York County (Seaford) Schools, $353k (757) 272-3851 LAND FOR SALE - 1.3 Acres in York Co. quiet neighb. cty water & sewer avail. 5 min. frm YKT. BCH, $65,000 (757) 2187418 CONDO FOR RENT - 2 BR/2 BA 2nd floor condo over 1500 sqft. Bridgewater in Carrollton-pond view. Available midNovember. (518) 416-5358 TRAILER 4 RENT - Trailer for rent in mobile home park in Smithfield. 2 bedroom. Deck.

Call for other info. (757) 812-2719 ROOM FOR RENT. - Furnished room for rent 125 per week 5 min from yard.

WY-FI laundry room in house. Quiet neighborhood. (757) 696-6940 OPEN LAYOUT RANCH - Cozy, low upkeep, 3br, 1ba, 924 ft2, Lg. garage, fenced, convenient-Ches.Square, 17minNNS, gas HT&HW, newAC, $129K (757) 650-0183

MISCELLANEOUS FIREWOOD - Seasoned and Split Red and White Oak. Delivery in Williamsburg area, or come pick up. $90 per load. (757) 5081603 VT-UNC TICKETS - Two tickets to the VA Tech vs UNC football game on Nov. 21 in Blacksburg. Sec.6 West (22 yd. line) $60 each (757) 599-4134 CHICAGO BEARS - Signed NFL Authenticated Urlacher jersey (w/papers) in NFL Bears monogram frame $600 call or text for photo (757) 236-0789 LEAF MULCHER - SunJoe Leaf Mulcher SDJ616 New in box115 new. $65 Located Newport News (313) 820-3684 36” EXHAUST FAN - Electric exhaust fan, 36” dia, belt driven, one speed w/aluminum exhaust shutter $100 - installed in barn (757) 618-0721 MAKE-UP ARTIST - Certified Make-Up Artistry Services incl: Bridal, Prom, Special Events & More. Will travel (757) 325-5353

TOWNHOUSE FSBO - 2 Towne Square Dr., NN- $83,500 2BR/3BA. Quiet community w/ easy access to NNS. (757) 897-6953

RAVENS TICKETS - NFL 2 TIX 20 yardline.

Ravens vs. Chargers, Jags, Rams, Chiefs. $120/each must buy both. (757) 715-5460

RENTAL - 4BR/2.5 BA 2-story on cul-desac; sunroom; call for price/avail. soon; nice yard; near Menchville HS. (757) 3428021

DEER MOUNTS - Two very nice shoulder mount Va. deer on oak plaques in EC for decoration. 1-8pt & 1-9 pt in Poquoson $100 ea. (757) 810-9052

KILL DEVIL HILLS - 4BR/3.5BA, 2280SF, Built’05, GM RM, 9’Ceilings, Gas FP, Wet Bar, Out Shwr, Garage, Sprklr Sys, 285K (757) 880-5233

SAWZAW - 6amp 120v corded SawZaw from Harbor Freight w/quick release blade chuck and rotating head. EC $20 in Poquoson (757) 810-9052

HOUSE FOR RENT! - 3Bedroom/1Bath House with privacy fence for rent in Hampton. $1,150. Very Nice and updated.

Text/Call for pics (757) 755-6717

ROOFING/SIDING - Roof repairs and exterior renovations (757) 581-0075

PETS PETS - Olde English Bulldogs Available generational ioeba reg 1st shots, wormed will be ready Oct. 29 (757) 969-2447

CONDO FOR RENT - Beautiful 2BR, 2 full BA, huge walk-in closets, patio, pool and clubhouse. Horse Run Creek. NN. $950/m (804) 221-1822

GREAT DANE PUP - Pure Bred Female Harlequin Great Dane (w/ papers) avail. 1125-2015. Will be UTD on shots, deworming, etc. (757) 272-3851

RENTAL - Western Branch. 2BR/2Ba. Updated! Washer, dryer, plasma TV & security cameras. Security alarm option. $1,100. (757) 650-8880

DOG HOUSE - Large plastic (weatherproof) outdoor doghouse. $25. (757) 243-4264

LOUVERED DOORS - Remodeled home – 1-2’ louvered pine stained door $25, 4-30” louvered pine stained doors used as closet doors. (757) 618-0721 INTERIOR DOORS - Remodeled home 1-2’ 6 panel pine door $25, 2-30” 6 panel pine door $25, 2-2’ hollow core closet doors $10; (757) 618-0721 HOUSE WASHING - House, Roof and Concrete Cleaning. Most of our methods are used with less than 500PSI. Licensed and Insured. (757) 810-5115 ITEMS - Microwaves $45, Olympic weight bench $100, Olym chrome bar $70, patio table 5-chairs $120, smart glove $50 (757) 589-7248

EXERCISE EQUIPMENT - Elliptical $50250 & Exercise bikes $40- $250 Treadmills $145- $250 ONE $299 Also 2 rowers one $225 & ONE $95 (757) 589-7248 CHILDCARE - 6 weeks- up, M-F 6am-6 pm fun learning environment playtime outside 20 dollars off 1st weeks rate (757) 947-4408 LAUNDRY DETERG - 5 GAL. Bucket $35. 400+loads. Last 4-6 mo. Liquid H.E. formulated works great. Sweet potatoes half bushel $15 (757) 589-7248 HEATING OIL - Heating oil. In-ground and above ground. Maybe 250 gals. You pump and haul. $2 gal. Poquoson. Send text (757) 870-8168 EXHAUST FAN 36” - Garage Exhaust Fan, 36” dia., belt driven, electric, w/aluminum exhaust shutter. $100, new start at $240.

(757) 618-0721 HOUSE CLEANING - NNS & Refer discounts. No set price. Based on your needs. Carpets too. Flexible/Weekends Refs avail. Txt/Call (757) 746-3020 WEDDING DÉCOR - Misc. wedding glassware. Candle cylinders, vases, etc.

Too much to list. Call for prices. (757) 3428021 TILES INSTALLED - Save money on tile installations or repair work on floors, showers, backsplashes & showers over 15 years. (757) 752-7536 GUTTER CLEANING - We clean gutters by hand, bag the debris, flush your down spouts and brighten outside Licensed and Insured. (757) 810-5115 HANDY MAN - We do all home repairs, painting, yard work & maintenance. Great prices, quality work! (757) 525-0259 A/C SERVICE - Clean and service your heat pump. Take the strain off your major components,keep it running efficiently.

(757) 771-3441 CLEANING - Free Estimates. One time or special occasion cleaning welcomed.

Licensed & Insured. (757) 371-3904 FUEL CAN - 5 Gallon yellow Blitz diesel fuel can. Can be used for any fuel, easy to use spout. Poquoson $5 (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 MOWER REPAIR - Small engine repair.

Tune up’s, and Preventive Maintenance end of season. (757) 897-4737 RAW HONEY - Never heated, unfiltered, fresh from hive to bottle. Local Suffolk Honey in 1 lb. jars $12 ea. (757) 617-2827

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NEED BRAIDS? - Get hair braided by professionals. Call for pricing. (757) 8273282 (757) 827-3282

TREE STAND - API Tree Stand (Climber) Good Condition. $75.00 (757) 220-9278

JUNK REMOVAL - Junk Removal you point and junk disappears. Free estimates licensed and insured. (757) 810-5115

MOPED SCOOTER - Un-wanted moped or scooter running or broken. Will pick up for free. (757) 897-4737

CHILDCARE - Daycare ages 8wks - 6yrs M-F 5am-6PM CPR & 1st aid cert. learning and outside fun. 10-yrs nursing. reasonable (757) 761-5222

COMMUTER VAN - Van seats available VaBeach to NNS 1st shift M-F leave Diamond Springs to all gates@ NNS Call for details; (757) 450-6740

LANYARDS - Breakaway. Choose your favorite color, sports team themed or have it girly w/accents. (757) 236-0789

WASHER & DRYER - Broken washers & dryers that are in your way. Will pick up for free. (757) 812-2719

WINE CHARMS - Customized Wine Charms Available. Choose your Charm theme & pick your colors. (757) 236-0789

VANPOOL RIDERS - van comes through King William West Point New Kent 1st shift (540) 907-5811

HEAT PUMP - Free tune-up, inspec + REBATE for Dom. Power cust. with Heat Pump. (757) 286-2368 SAFETY SHOES - Women’s Wolverine safety shoes. Size 9M Black leather w/pink cloth lining. Like new. $80 obo. Text for pics.

(757) 323-0174 ITEMS - Hot dog roller $35, Water cooler $65, Air stepper $65 Bissel VAC automatic stain remover (757) 589-7248

CLEANING - Amaezing Detail, Free estimates, Residential/ Offices/ Turn-overs/ Restoration. (757) 719-0774 OIL LAMP - Oil Lamp blue With New Wick 64 oz lamp oil $5.00 (313) 820-3684 KEROSENE LAMPS - 3 kerosene lanterns $15 each OBO NIB (757) 685-3611 ICON JACKET - Mens X-LG ICON leather riding jacket, white with black, $200 (ORIG 500) for picture call or text (757) 236-0789

CEMETARY PLOTS - Four plots available in older section of Peninsula Memorial.

Will separate if needed. $2,500 each obo.

(757) 871-0224

FIREWOOD - seasoned split 6’x12’ TR Load $125, Generous Half Load $75, Will deliver. (757) 310-4769

A/C SERVICE - A/C fall maintenance & early-bird heat tune ups. Diagnostic $50, Tune-up $75. (757) 525-0259

EXERCISE BIKE - Schwinn Airdyne, great condition, paid $900, Asking $175, Text for Picture; (757) 310-4769

HOUSE CLEANING - I offer cleaning to Hampton and Newport news. low rates quality cleaning call now for free estimate.

(757) 604-7788

JANITORIAL - carpet cleaning, stripping & waxing, power washing (757) 503-0934

WEDDING DECOR - Tying the knot? I can help with silk bouquets,centerpieces, pew bows, candy buffets & more. Free consultation (757) 206-3386

GUITAR CASE - Wanted guitar case for 3/4 size (757) 685-3611

WANTED ROOMMATE - in Foxhill10 min from shipyard $450 a month util & cable included No Pets (314) 374-4728

ORGANIC BEEF - Check us out “Soul Shine Farm Grass Fed Beef” organically grown! (540) 255-1292

RENTER - 2-story house; 4BR/2.5 BA on cul-de-sac; sunroom; call for price/avail. soon; nice yard; near Menchville HS. (757) 342-8021

TRAINER - Fully supervised private training fitness programs; all levels; in NN. (757) 930-3372

LAWN MOWER - Un-wanted Push mower, blower, or weed eater’s. Running or broken will pick up for free. (757) 897-4737

RIDERS NEEDED - Van leaving from Gloucester Courthouse - First Shift - 7AM till 3:30PM (804) 366-4016

IN APPRECIATION A CELEBRATION - HAPPY BIRTHDAY! To Kelvin Halterman from your family at NNI. (757) 880-7727

The stern unit of South Dakota (SSN 790) begins the move to the Sea Shuttle. Visit nns.huntingtoningalls.com/photos to view additional photos from around the shipyard. Photo by Chris Oxley