Oct. 5 - Newport News Shipbuilding

AMSEC Wins U.S. Navy
Logistics Support Services
Contract
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A weekly publication of Newport News Shipbuilding
Last week, Huntington Ingalls Industries
announced that AMSEC has been awarded a
contract by the U.S. Navy to provide integrated
logistics support services for hull, mechanical
and electrical (HM&E) technical data
development, maintenance and management.
AMSEC was awarded a five-year, indefinitedelivery, indefinite-quantity, cost-plus-fixedfee contract that has a combined value of
$36.7 million if fully funded and all options
are exercised. Services and products include
technical data systems development and
maintenance, electronic publishing support,
technical manual development, supply
support, logistics processes and analysis,
systems engineering and training/curriculum
development. Tasking will also include design,
development, testing and fielding support for
technical data integration efforts as well as
technical data conversion, management and
distribution.
Model of Excellence
Recipients Celebrated
On Sept. 30, 118 employees were recognized with a 2015 Model of Excellence (MOE) Award during
a ceremony held at the Newport News Marriott at City Center. The evening consisted of a reception
and dinner followed by an awards presentation to honor recipients.
During his remarks, Newport News Shipbuilding President Matt Mulherin congratulated each
award recipient on their extraordinary contributions and achievements in leadership, operational
excellence, innovation and technology and customer satisfaction.
“Whether it’s commercial nuclear reactors operating across our country, or nuclear-powered Navy
ships operating around the globe, you understand that we must always strive for excellence and
we must always challenge mediocrity,” Mulherin said. “Because, ultimately, the United States of
America must always win and because of people like you, we always win.”
A highlights video featuring this year’s MOE recipients was also shown during the ceremony. The
video and a list of this year’s winners is available on Yardnet.
AMSEC’s work will be performed primarily
at its offices in Newport News, with support
from AMSEC’s other locations in Pennsylvania,
California, Washington and Hawaii. The work
is expected to be completed by April 2020.
“We have an outstanding relationship with our
customer that has developed over many years
of providing them with world-class logistics
and information technology services, and
we will continue to foster that relationship,”
said William Rumschlag, AMSEC’s manager
of Information Technology and Data
Management Solutions.
CMSD Awarded Sustainable
Achievement Award for
Water Efficiency
During the Port of San Diego Green Business
Network’s 4th Annual Top Green Chef event
Sept. 10, Continental Maritime of San Diego
was presented the Sustainable Achievement
Award for Water Efficiency.
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Employee Engagement Survey Begins THIS WEEK!
This year’s employee engagement survey is scheduled to begin on Wednesday, Oct. 7. All employees are encouraged to participate in the survey.
Employees with computer access will receive an email with a link to the survey and employees without computer access will receive a hard copy.
The survey is 100 percent confidential. Turn to p. 5 to view an infographic of the hard copy survey submission process.
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SHIPs Tourapalooza Participants (L to R): Robert Becton, Jr.
(E25), Stefani Smith (E47), Debra Brand (E72), Ellen Murphy
(M20) and Abra McCollum (T52).
NNS President Matt Mulherin interacts with employees prior to the Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration Sept. 29. Photo
by Chris Oxley
HOLA Hosts Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration
On Sept. 29, 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 the James River of
Bldg. 520 and guests were encouraged to tour the room, decorated with flags and poster boards
showing the various Hispanic countries and aspects of that country’s culture. NNS President Matt
Mulherin was the guest speaker for the event and gave a presentation followed by a Q&A session.
“I believe we had a good turnout and an intimate discussion with the company president regarding
leadership, advancement and the environment of our company,” HOLA Chair, Oliver Aguilar
(E83) said. “Attendees said they appreciated the open forum and opportunity to interact with Mr.
Mulherin.”
Tim Reynolds (E44) said, “I really enjoyed hearing Mr. Mulherin speak about diversity and the
many opportunities on the horizon. This HOLA event reminded me of the wide diversity of those
around me. We are not just shipbuilders, we are diverse Shipbuilders and there is much to learn and
share.”
Cybersecurity Sponsors Lunch-and-Learn with FBI
Cybersecurity (T51) hosted a lunch-and-learn on Oct. 1 with a Federal Bureau
of Investigation (FBI) agent for Cybersecurity Awareness Month. The FBI agent
gave a presentation about “Insider Threat” to the 50 employees in attendance.
Later in the presentation, a film was shown highlighting a man attempting to
be persuaded by foreign spies to divulge proprietary information to them in
exchange for a large sum of money.
Attendee Liz Shames (E18) said, ”I really enjoyed the whole presentation. The
speaker was engaging and really brought home how careful we need to be in a
world in which people lead such open, public lives.”
If you missed this presentation and want to learn more about insider threat, type
“InsiderThreat” in your browser for more information.
Sharesse Davis (T51) thanks all employees for attending the Cybersecurity lunch-and-learn presentation
on Oct. 1. Photo by John Whalen
SHIPs Network Hosts 11th
Tourapalooza of the Year
Selected SHIPs Network members attended the
11th Tourapalooza of 2015 by going aboard the
company’s locomotives on Aug. 26.
“It was a fantastic experience,” said SHIPs Event
Logistics and Development Co-Lead Stefani
Smith. “We had perfect weather, great tour
guides and a wonderful ride to the North Yard
– all of which gave us a greater appreciation for
the transportation capabilities of the shipyard.”
SHIPs’ Tourapalooza Program offers members a
chance to experience various areas at Newport
News Shipbuilding. SHIPs Network would
like to thank all Tourapalooza sponsors for
continuing to offer our members tours of all the
great areas in the shipyard where shipbuilders
are working every day to build great ships.
Visit the SHIPs Network website to learn more
or to become a member.
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AROUND THE YARD
Extended SAP System Maintenance
Window Friday-Saturday
This weekend, the SAP Production standard
maintenance window will be extended.
Maintenance will begin on Friday, Oct. 9 at
7 p.m. and is scheduled to last through Sunday,
Oct. 11 at 4 a.m. SAP users should review their
Friday and Saturday SAP processing and make
modifications where applicable for this extended
down time. Following the extended down time
Oct. 9-11, scheduled maintenance will return to
its routine weekly schedule: Saturday at
4:30 p.m. through Sunday at 2:30 a.m.
Wear PINK on Friday
October is National Breast Cancer Awareness
Month. To raise awareness, Women in
Shipbuilding Enterprise (WiSE) are encouraging
all shipbuilders to wear pink on Friday, Oct. 9.
A photo will be taken at noon by the Dorothy
for all shipbuilders who are interested. Not able
to make it to the Dorothy for the photo? Gather
your co-workers for a pink picture and send
it to [email protected]. Contact Heather
Rugnetta, WiSE Community Service and
Outreach director, for questions or to obtain a
photo release prior to the event. Note: travel
time to and from the event are to be flexed with
prior approval from your management.
Interested in Serving on the 2016
WiSE Board of Directors?
Interested employees should complete
the WiSE nomination form on the
WiSE Yardnet website and submit it to Krysti
Filer, election coordinator, via email by Oct. 12.
Note: The form includes position information.
Continental Maritime of San Diego’s (CMSD) Facilities team (pictured left to right): Daniel Castillo, Pablo Gonzalez, Alberto
Galvan, Nick Cascarella, Bob Montreuil, Brian Schulz, Anthony Reyes and Joe Baszak.
CMSD Awarded Sustainable Achievement Award for Water Efficiency
The Port of San Diego Green Business Network is part of the San Diego regional energyefficiency and sustainability effort that encourage conservation of resources by port tenants.
CMSD won the award for replacing two aging gas fired steam boilers with two smaller and
highly portable point-of-use electric boilers -- a benefit recognized by the Facilities Department.
Benefits of the two new electrical boilers include:
• Eliminate 100 percent of airborne
emissions
• Eliminates an outside services contract
for permit mandated tune-ups
• Reduce utility consumption
• Ends two costly Air Pollution Control
District permits
• Save at least 205,000 gallons of water
and 7,000 therms of natural gas per year
• Significantly reduces maintenance and
environmental compliance labor
• Reduces CMSD’s carbon footprint by
84,000 pounds of carbon dioxide per year
CMSD was one of the seven Green Business Network members that have shown exemplary
progress implementing sustainability initiatives in 2015. Congratulations to CMSD’s Facilities
team for finding sustainable solutions and keeping CMSD’s environmental and quality
commitments to our community and customers.
HII’s SN3 Subsidiary Records 1 Million Safe Hours
SN3 (Stoller Newport News Nuclear) subsidiary has recorded more
than 1 million safe hours since its last Occupational Safety and Health
Administration lost work day case. The achievement was announced
Oct. 1 through a Huntington Ingalls news release.
“Worker safety is a core value,” said SN3 President Nick Lombardo. “This
milestone acknowledges the hard work and dedication of our employees
to support our DOE client.”
SN3 team members and subcontractors clocked 1 million safe hours
through their work with the U.S. Department of Energy’s Office of
Legacy Management. The company supports Legacy Management’s postclosure responsibilities at more than 100 work locations throughout the
contiguous U.S., Puerto Rico and the Aleutian Islands.
During these 1 million safe hours, SN3 initiated an assessment of the
Legacy Management Support Integrated Safety Management System
and Voluntary Protection Program to identify improvements necessary
to support safety performance, with a goal of achieving a recordable case
rate substantially below the DOE complex annual average.
Visit newsroom.huntingtoningalls.com to read entire release.
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DATEBOOK
OCTOBER 8 & 10
The Spear and Gear Toastmasters will hold a meeting
at The Apprentice School (B812 -2, conference Room)
from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. RSVP to Donna Graves
(E25) at 688-6204 or Rose Brodie (K75) at 534-3382 or
via email.
OCTOBER 10
Join the Apprentice School Student Association (ASSA)
on Oct. 10 for a team building activity at Newport
News Park. The are two sessions: 8:30 a.m. to noon and
12:30 p.m. to 4 p.m. View the flier for more
information.
OCTOBER 14
The Management Development Center, O25
Performance Coaching Program and the In-Service
Aircraft Carrier (ISCVN) leadership team will host a
“Coaching Moment” with Aja Brown on Wednesday,
Oct. 14. Sessions will be held during each shift (7:30
a.m.; 2 p.m. and 4 p.m.) in the third floor conference
room of the Consolidated Refueling Facility (Bldg.
1841). View the flier for more information. RSVP is
required by phone to 688-2761 or 380-4748 or via
email to [email protected] by Oct. 13.
OCTOBER 16
NOVEMBER 1
Reactor Services is hosting its annual Golf Tournament
from noon to 6 p.m. at Sleepy Hole Golf Club. The cost
is $75 per person and includes all green fees, 18-hole
cart fee, tournament prizes, food and unlimited range
balls. Reservations are required by Oct. 2. To RSVP,
contact BJ Maben (X73) at 380-3957 or Kyra Kimmeth
(X73) at 688-9408.
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. Cost is $40 per
boat (two-person team or single). The tournament
is open to all NNS employees and retirees. For more
information, view the flier or contact Rob Uzzle (X59)
at 344-5140 or Scott Whitmore (X82) at 897-5119.
OCTOBER 24
NOVEMBER 7
Newport News Shipbuilding’s Sub Golf Classic at
Cypress Creek Golf Club. Cost is $80 per player.
Contact Johnny Mintz (X67) at 880-8965.
OCTOBER 30
DATE CHANGE: 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.) Cost is $500 per team
which includes golf, driving range, welcome gifts and
dinner. Proceeds from the event will benefit the USO.
Contact Bruce Roberts at 380-4964 to register.
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 and
sales will begin on Oct. 5 to active alumni only (limit
4). Remaining tickets go on sale Oct, 19. 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 380-7782 or via email to register.
NNS Employees, Family and Friends Volunteer at “Fear to Freedom”
On Sept. 26, nearly 60 Newport News Shipbuilding employees, family
and friends took part in a volunteer effort to help the ”Fear to Freedom”
(F2F) organization prepare for the upcoming year. F2F is a non-profit
organization whose mission is to redeem and restore those wounded
by sexual assault, bringing them hope and healing, and to change the
cultural understanding surrounding this issue by empowering college
students. F2F accomplishes its mission through its University Campaign,
which partners universities with hospitals and community organization
to provide F2F Kits to victims of sexual assault. To date, the organization
has provided more than 9,000 F2F Kits to victims of sexual assault.
During the shipyard volunteer effort, attendees helped unpackage and
prepare sweatpants for F2F kits.
“We heard the founder’s story about when she was sexually attacked and
how she was able to find joy again,” said David Cowley (E86). “Then we
helped prepare the kits. I was very impressed with purpose of the kits
and the way they are distributed to victims in a caring and practical way
immediately after they are abused.”
Look for more about the F2F volunteer event in the Fall 2015 edition of
Yardlines. Photo by Chris Oxley
Editor: Lauren Shuck
Currents is published every Monday for employees of Newport News
Shipbuilding. Visit the archives.
[email protected]
(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
september
Robert Jarrett
50 years
Frankie Batten
40 years
Earl Branch
40 years
Lee Esada
40 years
Rocky Hobbs
40 years
Wayne Kania
40 years
Gary Kinsey
40 years
Al Little Jr.
40 years
Steven “Piggy” Lyliston
40 years
Jon McBride
40 years
Al Minter
40 years
Doug Rowell
40 years
Bill Scott
40 years
Huck Smith
40 years
Bill Stevens
40 years
Johnnie Sykes
40 years
Bolt Thomas
40 years
Maynard Tuck Sr.
40 years
Vandy Derveer
40 years
Gil Whitley Jr.
40 years
LONG SERVICE
50 YEARS
Robert L. Jarrett
O46
45 YEARS
Donald L. Hopson M20
40 YEARS
Frankie L. Batten
Earl L. Branch
Robert K. Davis
Edward L. Ellison
Lee A. Esada
Rocky B. Hobbs
Wayne R. Kania
Gary L. Kinsey
Alfred B. Little Jr.
X82
X42
X33
X11
X67
O46
X15
O47
O48
Steven W. Lyliston
Jonathan McBride
Alan C. Minter
Douglas P. Rowell
William L. Scott
Robert S. Sears Jr.
Clifford V. Smith III
William E. Stevens
Johnnie L. Sykes
Eddie B. Tate Jr.
Robert L. Thomas
Maynard A. Tuck
Stephen L. Tucker
X11
X52
X59
O39
O46
X42
X18
O67
X11
X36
X31
X31
X70
Garrett Van Derveer O43
Gilbert Whitley Jr. O47
september
35 YEARS
Randy L. Addison X36
Phyllis A. Allen
O46
James P. Anderson E84
Anthony Arledge X18
Kenneth Barfield X43
Michelle D. Bass
X33
Annie Beamon
X33
Sharon D. Berry
X36
Steven B. Bocrie N930
Carson M. Boone O21
Nigel T. Boone
X91
Alan A. Brinkley
O54
Garland Brinson Jr. X82
Anthony R. Britt
X11
James A. Brooks O43
Kenneth Brown
Ronald K. Bryant
Irvin T. Bunch
Tyrone L. Burks
Ricky Campbell
Richard Chapman
X33
X36
O87
O43
E25
E49
Timothy Cheatham M20
Kenneth Claiborne O43
William D. Cleary X70
Robert L. Cobb III M53
Susan L. Cram
X33
Carlton L. Croker X42
Daniel N. Cundiff E25
Gary A. Cutler
X36
Diana H. Dhanvada E83
Steven L. Dixon
X73
Harvey P. Doyle
X15
Reginald Earley Sr. X36
Johnnie Edwards X36
William Elliott Jr. X36
Preston T. Eure X36
Lemuel W. Evans K89
Anthony T. Finney X18
Steven Freeman X36
Gloria R. Gary
X59
John W. Gatling
X31
Donald Gibbons X42
Jerry L. Goodwin O43
Alvin Goodwyn A572
James E. Grant
X31
Tony F. Grant
X33
Steven Greenhow X36
Gary V. Griffin
Jeffery R. Guilbert
Donald R. Guthrie
Warren C. Hall
George Hartmann
O54
O51
O43
X67
X42
Wallace Hathaway Jr. O26
David J. Hause
E84
Desmond E. High X36
Ricky R. Hill
X42
William C. Hiner III O46
Elton L. Holley
X33
Stephen Hotaling N950
Charles D. Jack
X43
Anthony K. Jones X32
Lyleton W. Jones O54
Pamela O. Jones X88
LONG SERVICE cont.
Rickey Jones
James Jones Jr.
Emil R. Kercsi
Jerome Knight
Jan S. Koman
X33
X33
E83
X33
M53
Matthew Kongoton X18
Michael A. Lassiter X18
William L. Lee
O27
Michael A. Lentz
T54
Cecil M. Lewis
X36
Leamon N. Lewis X67
Amy C. Little
M53
Shretta L. Luton
O14
Ricky L. Mallory
X42
Donald Manuel
X32
Samuel Mardis Jr. X70
Larry D. Martin
O43
Thomas Martin
X33
Reginald Mayfield O46
Thomas McCartney X42
Dorothey McClinton X33
Paul H. McFall
O31
James McHugh
E71
Sean McMonigal E25
Timothy Midkiff
K78
Mary G. Mingin
O67
Eric L. Moore
William Moorhead
Rodger Morefield
Claudia H. Munn
Thomas K. Nowlin
Udell E. Onley
X33
O57
X72
O53
X43
X42
Stanley Pankowski II O39
Von R. Patrick
X33
Denise Peoples
X36
Thomas E. Perry
X10
William A. Phillips X70
Dennis B. Porter
X43
Bryan K. Preston O43
Gary L. Preston
X36
Charles R. Price
O39
Joanne Reaves
X33
Darryl K. Reid
O43
Dennis G. Reid
X11
Tim D. Rippon
O53
Mark W. Ristow
X53
Jeanne Robbins
E88
Frances Robinson X33
Gerry R. Salati
M53
Steven Savedge
X82
Landon R. Scott
X11
Michael A. Scott
X18
september
Genie L. Self Jr.
E25
Phyllis L. Sessoms X33
Ray A. Shazier
O53
James Smith Jr.
X33
Thoma Stallings Jr. O87
Arthur Stephenson X42
William Stevens Jr. X82
Edward Stewart
X32
Jeryl F. Sumner
X33
Johny R. Tatum A572
Kenneth Taylor
X33
Harlan Thatcher
E71
Richard Thomas X59
Christopher Turner AMSEC
Joel Utterback
A572
Jerry A. Vaughan X36
Joe E. Vaughan
X11
Larry H. Vaughan X18
Larry J. Vaughan
X11
Richard Vereen
X36
Clifton E. Walton X36
George Washington Jr. X42
Jeffrey A. Watkins O93
Michael A. Wells
X18
Paul Whitlow Jr.
O19
Mack Wilkerson
X11
Arnold Williams
Debbie Williams
Walter Williams
Stanley Worley
Ricky Yarborough
Connie G. Young
David W. Young
Terry L. Young
X89
X82
X33
O39
X33
X15
X42
X33
30 YEARS
Darren Anderson O68
James Anderson Jr. E81
Cathy L. Butts
O41
George Catherines E15
Christopher Corey X73
Robert Davis
E51
Jerry Faison III
E09
Robert Fry
K83
Charles Gwaltney O57
Craig A. Hooten
X18
Calvin L. Hunt
O51
Mark D. Knotts
E83
Byard Layman Jr. O43
Bradley E. Luigs
E25
Stephen R. Mallis X70
Bradley McCloud K77
Michael M. Mina
Gary E. Peters
Martin J. Quigley
Jeffrey K. Reid
Edward Shaffer
Michael Smith
Ronald Spence
Robert B. Turner
David Vandegrift
Michael Walsh IV
Thomas C. Ward
Lawrence Wedel
Mathew Young
E25
X84
E81
X10
O43
X72
X42
E83
X36
O19
K07
O37
O68
25 YEARS
Timothy Alexander
Raymond Barnes
Luis R. Bonilla
Victor L. Boone
Carol Y. Braggs
Lionel A. Cornick
Shawn Debreaux
Andre Foster
Anthony Garrison
Mary Godwin
Michael Griffey
E80
O15
X11
X42
O53
X33
O58
X33
X70
X33
X72
RETIREMENTS
Michael L. Dillard
Phillip R. Eley
Russell Fetters
Thomas E. Gilliam
Arnold R. Hall
Thomas Hawkins
O29
X33
E64
X18
X42
E45
Glenn Hedgepeth
Randy Hogan
Kenneth Hogge Jr.
Paul Hollander
Bryan Hood
Marcus Howard
Michael J. Hill
E84
Howard Lawrence X33
Edward McDaniel Jr. E88
Timothy Messick X73
Wayne M. Morris X32
Richard T. Napier X59
Rodrick Nicholson X32
Christopher Owenby X50
Ellis L. Pierce
O53
Viveca R. Pope
X33
Edward Richards Jr. O39
Mary R. Riddle
X70
Sharon W. Scott
T50
Rufus H. Taylor
X18
William J. Walker X70
20 YEARS
Edmond Bailey Jr. O26
Sabrina Bailey
AMSEC
Cynthia Blackburn E83
James Owens AMSEC
Derek Vincent
X87
august
X10
X42
X69
X74
E25
X42
Burleon Jarrell
Keith Jefferson
Iris Johnson
Linkous Keene
Norman Lewis
Dannie Mccain
O43
O46
O53
X70
X18
X42
Dwight Parker
Johnny Parker
Percy Paxton
Ella Peele
Lionel Pickens
Bennie Plessinger II
O43
X43
X18
T54
X36
X42
Henry Price Jr.
Charles Reamon
Steven Rowland
John L. Smith
Samuel Stanley
Harold Thomas
X18
X36
X18
O58
X18
X67
Roderick Turner
X11
Belinda Washington X74
John H. Wright
X18
At the Oct. 11, 1975, launch
ceremony, Ship’s Sponsor
Mamie Doud Eisenhower
christens USS Dwight D.
Eisenhower (CVN 69) at
Newport News Shipbuilding.
NNS photo archives
Gallup Security
Survey
Foreman hands out sealed envelopes
with letters and surveys from Gallup.
Paper copies need to be returned to the mailroom
by October 14.
YOU separate LETTER
and SURVEY.
123456789
123456789
SURVEY
Letter goes in the trash.
Survey dates
October 7–21
LETTER
YOUR
NAME
TRASH
YOUR NAME IS NOT ON THE SURVEY.
A bar code insures CONFIDENTIALITY.
Gallup created and assigned the bar code.
This information is NOT supplied to NNS.
123456789
YOU complete the survey on the clock.
Charge #9141
Place completed survey in the envelope and seal.
YOUR TEAM selects a leader to
collect the sealed surveys.
YOUR TEAM LEADER places all sealed
surveys into a large Gallup envelope
and takes to the nearest mail drop.
Paper copies need to be returned to the
mailroom by October 14.
Mailroom sends surveys to Gallup.
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EMPLOYEE CLASSIFIEDS
AUDIO/VIDEO
PS4 $300 - Selling a PS4 for $300, good
condition, works perfectly. Comes with
controller. For more details (757) 947-7440
BLACKBERRY BOLD - BlackBerry BOLD
NON-CAMERA, touchscreen, Verizon and
unlocked, good condition, refurbished,
$65!charger $5 (757) 285-1145
SPIDERS GAME - 1982 desk model
“Spiders” Entex Arcade Video Game in Box
Model #906083 $80. Call (757) 812-9763
TELEVISION - Admiral ‘Solarcolor’ console
t.v., 24” screen, 1978 manuf, beautiful
cabinet for repurposing, nice cond. $25
(757) 599-1960
PHOTO BOOTH - Holidays are coming!
How bout a photo booth at that party? Open
concept, prints w/ event on the boarder.
(757) 359-0292
EXPERIENCED DJ - customized playlists
suited for any event, lighting effects &
photography (757) 869-1876
AUTO
Auto cont.
Hobbies cont.
Furnishings & Appliances cont.
CAMPER - 2015 Shadow Cruiser, 22.5 ft.
$19,000 OBO (757) 618-0721
DREMEL TOOL - Dremel cordless rotary
power tool w/battery, charger, accessories,
and bag. Like new $30 (757) 897-3246
2006 RANGER FX4 - FX4 Level II: 117k
Miles, 1 owner, Amsoil since 2800miles.
New heater core, cntrl arms, tierods, etc.
$8,000 Neg (757) 879-3551
FORD MUSTANG - 2001 Ford mustang.
140K miles. V-6 5spd. Many new parts.
GREAT condition. Red ext. 1-owner.
$3,500 (757) 262-6024
BICYCLE - Bicycle; Brand Giant Cypress;
black; $215; Picture available; Good
Condition; Contact: (757) 647-8913
08 CHEVY COBALT - 08 Chevy Cobalt
Sport, silver, low mileage, heated seats,
sunroof, CD/Sirius radio (758) 850-0967
SURFBOARD - WRV Surfboard 6’-9; Used;
Good Condition; Pictures available; $130
Call/Text (757) 647-8913
2001 F150 - Ford F150 4x4. New BFG
KO2s, clean, well maintained, Alpine/Polk/
JVC, lockable/removeable cover, Line-X.
$6K. (757) 502-9181
LONE RANGER - Book “The Mystery
Ranch” hard cover book 1938 w/dust cover
$20; (757) 812-9763
81-87 GM TRUCK - Doors-pw $225 pair.
Fenders $150 pair. New body trim $75.
mirrors $50. Hooker headers $75. lots of
other parts. (757) 268-5667
04 HONDA - 04 Honda Odyssey EX leather seats, WeatherTech flr & cgo mats,
new tires, 83K mi, VG cond. 1-owner
$6,750 (757) 838-1581
2013 FORD EXPLORER - w/31k miles,
black w/tan int, 3 rows, one owner, super
clean. 20,900 obo (757) 268-1882
MOTORCYCLE
- 05Kaw. Ninja500R.
Always garaged, low miles, excellent
condition. BB value of $2,200. asking
$2,000 obo; text for pics. (619) 504-1144
96 CADILLAC - 96 Cadillac Deville very
clean inside and out. $1500 obo. Text me
to come see it. (757) 713-2929
99 CADILLAC DEVILLE - Maroon, leather
int, AM/FM cass, power windows, locks &
seats, cold AC $3,750 (757) 876-2962
2010 MAZDA 3 - Blue sedan, Automatic,
71k miles, Bluetooth. Well cared for. Great
gas mileage and very reliable. $10,900
(757) 452-0083
1 BAD EL - 1981 El Camino ZZ3/350
with big cam and 3.73 gears! 20 inch A/R
wheels/flowmasters great hot rod $9,000
OBRO!! (757) 218-6626
2010-15 CAMARO - Add life to the interior
of your CAMARO! If interested text
CAMARO to the number below for pics and
info (757) 771-1664
26” RIMS - 6, lug pattern, no tire just rims.
Good for any ole school or truck. $500
OBO. Text me (757) 713-2929
03 SUZUKI VS800 - Intruder. Light cruiser
w/805 CC’s New batt., Recent service &
state insp. $2,600 OBRO (757) 619-2303
07 HARLEY DLUX - Deluxe custom candy
teal blue chromed out, <7 miles, like new,
12K obo, HD Soft Tail (757) 365-9694
99 CADILLAC - CLEAN, Deville, Tan AM/
FM Cass. Power Wind/Locks, Cruise Ctrl,
Leather heated seats, Cold AC, minor nicks
(757) 342-6977
08 HONDA CR-V - EXL, All wheel drive.
121K miles. Well maintained. Looks, runs
and drives great. No accidents. $11,000
OBO (757) 708-8663
VAN - 1994 E150 V-6 Van running but
needs some work. Asking $900 but will neg
(252) 395-0162
00 VOLVO SC80 - 00 Volvo sc80, GC,
A/T, loaded, leather, 4disc CD, turbo v6,
sunroof. New tranny, 220k miles, $3500
(757) 663-9626
87 DODGE - W-100 for sale 1/2 ton short
bed pickup 4-wheel DR complete 5.9L
engine fires but does not run. Best Offer
(757) 869-9370
HOBBIES
TREE STAND - Portable 2pcs. aircraft
aluminum youth climber with safety bar,
strong & light with backpack straps/cords
$100; (757) 272-5002
WIND SURFER - Windsurfer with adult
sail & child sail. 10 yrs old Sails in good
condition. $50 OBO (757) 617-0319
ACOUSTIC GUITAR - Acoustic Guitar;
$415 (negotiable); Great condition; Info/
Pictures Contact: (757) 647-8913
GUITAR PEDAL - Boss Ensemble CE-5;
$50; Good condition; Info/Pictures contact:
(757) 647-8913
EFFECTS PEDAL - Boss Phase Shifter
Ph-3; $60 good condition; Info/pictures
Contact: (757) 647-8913
GUITAR CLASSES - Siri & Cortana don’t
know I can teach you guitar, but YOU do.
1-on-1 (Midtown NN) Wk/bi-wk sched Call/
text (757) 528-7017
COMPUTERS
15” MACBOOK PRO - $500: 2010 Build,
i7 quadcore, anti-glare screen. Great for
Editing! TXT for pics (330) 770-1936
SAMSUNG TABLET - Samsung Galaxy 4
Tablet- 8”. Brand new still in the box never
been used $200 OBO. (757) 768-3698
COMPUTER REPAIR - PC/Laptop Repair,
Have Windows 7 or 8 get Windows 10 while
it’s free. $85+ parts (757) 329-6761
APPLE COMPUTERS - Repairing all Apple
computers, MacBook Pro, Air & Desktops.
No more expensive trips to APPLE store
contact me (757) 771-1664
FURNISHINGS &
APPLIANCES
FURNITURE - Coffee table w/ painted
surfing scene on top $125. 6’4” tall wood
entertainment cab $85 (757) 238-9496
GAMER’S CHAIR - Comes with a head
pillow, lumbar pillows and it uses race car’s
seat. Paid $400 but negotiable. Text for pic
(757) 327-2387
IKEA BED - Ikea bed set. Queen mattress
with bed slacks for base with brown
headboard and brown wood frame. $175
obo. (757) 262-9059
DRYER - Maytag Dryer for sale. Good
Condition. $50 OBO (757) 617-8940
SECTIONAL SOFA - Espresso microfiber
sectional sofa, less than 2 yrs old,
warrantied, great condition. TEXT for pics,
$550. (757) 609-5054
STOVE - Whirlpool, beige w/black glass
oven door. 30”x30” Clean. $100 OBO
(757) 618-0721
FURNITURE - 7’ blue flowered sofa $65.
Maple side chair $15. 6’ long dresser $45.
Twin sleeper love-seat $95; (757) 238-9496
FURNITURE - 4 dining rm chairs, $48/set.
Expandable dining rm table $80. Pecan end
table $35; (757) 238-9496
WOOD STOVE - Large Deluxe Kraft Wood
Stove. Excellent shape cost $2,000 asking
$750 (757) 539-4440
F250 BED-LINER - Plastic drop-in bed-liner
for long-bed f250. $50 obo. (757) 879-3551
BOOKCASE - Homemade Bookcase 85”H
X 44”W X 11.5”D. Painted off white, $20,
text for pics. (757) 784-7379
TWIN TRNDLE BED - Twin captain bed,
bookcase headboard, with trundle, barely
used, warranty, mattress avail. TEXT for
Pics (757) 609-5054
DR TABLE SET - Long wooden table &
chairs, used but good quality, w/ matching
chairs. $125 OBO (757) 812-4282
CHAISE LOUNGE - Very Soft, zebra print,
barely used. Daughter just piled clean
clothes on it $175- text 4 pic (757) 615-1113
KITCHEN TABLE - Handcrafted Tom Seely
solid oak table. Excellent cond. 68”x42”
extends to 92”. 6 chairs 2 leaves $350 obo
(757) 677-6529
TABLE & COUCH - Tall Marble Table, all
4 chairs & a L-shaped leather couch w/ a
pullout. $700 obo. Text pics (757) 786-3698
GRAND PIANO - Gulbransen Baby Grand
Piano. $1,300 OBO. Dark Wood/Ivory
keys. Will send pictures. (757) 647-8859
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Furnishings & Appliances cont.
Real Estate cont.
Miscellaneous cont.
Miscellaneous cont.
SUSSEX DISH SET - 1950’s Dishes table
setting for 4, Sussex black & white flower
design made in USA $30 call 757-812-9763
(757) 812-9763
ROOM FOR RENT - FEMALE ONLY. $500
p/m. 10 min from NNS. Running road, pool,
play ground onsite. call/text (757) 560-1571
WEDDING DECOR - Misc. Wedding
glassware.
Candle cylinders, vases,
etc. Too much to list. Call for prices.
(757) 342-8021
DALE JR. COOLER - Cooler – Large rollaround cooler. Convenience store type
with Dale Jr. logo. $150 Text for picture.
(757) 812-2719
LADIES SNOW SKI - TG3 Blizzard Thermo
Gel, Tecnica Entryx Womens Boots Size7,
Scott Series 2 Poles, Brand New With
Tags..$200 (757) 262-8797
BALLOON ART! - Themed parties! Frozen,
Ninja Turtles, Paw Patrol! Everyone
loves balloon sculptures. NNS discounts!
(804) 815-4163
AIR CONDITIONER - Haier 10,000 BTU
window unit W/remote control. Used 1
season. Will not fit after replacing windows.
$150 OBO (757) 870-9359
TREADMILL - Fitness Gear Treadmill.
Model 320T. In good condition, $150 OBO.
Text for pics. (757) 784-7379
LIVING RM. SUIT - Lay Z Boy brand blue
& white plaid recliner & couch. 3 tier glass
coffee table, 2 oak end tables. All EC. $55
(757) 663-9626
HOUSE FOR SALE - waterfront, 1800 sq ft
brick house in Seaford on water. Boat Lift,
2 docks, new ac unit & kitchen, $364K obo
(757) 947-8033
LAKE GASTON - .47 Acre Waterfront Lot
Lake Gaston, N.C. $140K (757) 672-9895
REAL
ESTATE
RENT - 4BR, 2.5BA, End unit Townhouse,
1500sqft, No pets, $1050/mo. Located in
Denbrook Station (757) 952-7083
LAND FOR SALE - 3 parcels, 10 acres
each, septic approved, Gates N.C.,
just across State line, beautiful & quiet
(757) 334-5526
KILLDEVIL HILLS - 4BR/3.5BA, 2280
SF, Built’05, GM RM, 9’Ceilings, Gas FP,
Wet Bar, Out Shwr, Garage, Sprklr Sys,
Appliances, 285 (757) 880-5233
HOME FOR RENT - 2Bed, 2.5Bath, 3-story
condo in new community. Pool, clubhouse/
tennis. All appliances included. $1,250/mo
(757) 592-0824
OPEN LAYOUT RANCH - Cozy, LowUp-keep, 3br/1ba, 924 ft2, Lg.Garage,
Fenced, Convenient to Ches.Square, 17
min to NNS, gasHT&HW, newAC, $129K
(757) 650-0183
HOUSE FOR SALE - 5BR, 2.5BA, 2940SF,
Fully Updated, Pool, Hot Tub, Porch, Deck,
Fence, York County (Seaford) Schools,
$359k (757) 272-3851
HOME FOR SALE - Three BR, New A/C
& Heat, New Windows and Hardwood
flooring. Asking $74,000 OVBO. 1253 36th
st. (757) 218-7418
LAND FOR SALE - 1.3 Acre in York
Co. quiet neighb. cty water & sewer
avail. 5 min. frm YKT. BCH, $65,000
(757) 218-7418
HOME FOR SALE - located in shore park
N.News 121 skipper court 1866 sqft. 4BD
3BT 232K lots of upgrades! (757) 846-0801
HOME FOR RENT - Nice 3BR 2BA
ranch,fenced,att
gar.,lg.
shed,
new
laminate/carpet call or text for pics or appt.
Brentwood/NN (757) 876-4285
FOR RENT - House w/privacy - Rancher;
3 bdrm/2 bath; private lane; bonus room &
bsmt near Denbigh boat ramp. $1,600/mo
(757) 532-8831
GLOUCESTER POINT - 5BR, 2BA, Cape
Cod, .56acre, Hardwood Floors, 2,208
sqft, 2 Decks, detached garage, 2 sheds,
sunroom, $267,900 (804) 824-5654
HOUSE FOR SALE - NN, 73rd Street New
Market, 2BD .26acre, new appliances
HVAC & tank-less water heater, $110K. txt/
msg (757) 746-4611
RENTAL HOME - 3 BR 1 BTH Home <1
mile from Ft Eustis off Warwick. Good yard
nice neighbors great kitchen $970/month
(804) 815-4163
PETS
PETS - 7 month old Brindle color Shih-Poo
male puppy. $200 but neg (252) 395-0873
MISCELLANEOUS
GOLF TOURNAMENT - VA Legends Fall
Golf Tourney Oct. 14th Heron Ridge, VA
Beach. 2-man team format $195 per team,
contact me (757) 342-6977
FOR SALE - (2) steelers-v-browns tix,
lower lvl (11/15) to include 2 nite stay at
Candlewood Suites, 11/14-16, $800 obo
(757) 769-1540
HOLIDAY DECOR - Ready for the holidays?
I can help with festive handmade wreaths,
centerpieces, etc. (757) 206-3386
FALL LAWN CARE - Thatching, Aerating &
Seeding, All Lawn Care and Maintenance,
Leaf
&
Debris
Removal-Affordable/
Dependable (757) 871-4589
INFANT CARE - Bethel church soon to
offer Infant care! Loving teachers as well
as babies to love needed. Call for more info
(757) 508-9022
HELPING HANDS - General home
cleaning. Free Estimates. One time or
special occasion cleaning welcomed.
Licensed & Insured. (757) 371-3904
A/C SERVICE - Heat pumps work all year
24/7. Have it cleaned and serviced for
optimum efficiency and less costly repairs.
(757) 771-3441
KIDS 1/2 HELMET - Like new, worn only 2x.
Black Skid Lid Youth/Kids 1/2 Helmet. $40
obo (757) 812-1233
MAKE-UP ARTIST - Certified Make-Up
Artistry Services incl: Bridal, Prom, Special
Events & More. Will travel (757) 325-5353
YARD CLEAN UP - yard debris clean up
and removal. Hampton Roads and Isle of
Wight. (757) 581-0075
CHI FLAT IRON - Almost new CHI
TURBO 1 1/2” flat iron (digital microchip
&ceramic),asking $85. text after 4 pm for
pics & inf (757) 810-1453
FOR RENT - Room to rent. Room with
bath for rent. BuckRoe/Phoebus area.Rent
includes all. W/D Must love dogs. $575
(757) 651-6082
SIT UP BENCH - Adjustable decline
Sit Up / Ab fitness bench for sale. $10
(757) 617-8940
ROOM FOR RENT - A quiet cul-de-sac
in Windsor Great Park in Denbigh. Great
neighborhood. 15 min drive to NNS. $500
month. (757) 812-1233
KIDS CLOTHS - 700+ items .50/piece.
Boys:0-4T, Girls:0-18M, All seasons. Plus:
Rocker, carriers, stroller, walkers and more
(757) 561-0004
TOWNHOUSE FSBO - 2 Towne Square
Dr.,NN- $83,500 2BR/3BA. Towne Square
is a quiet community, with easy access to
NNS. (757) 897-6953
DECOR TREES - (2) 7’ Décor Trees;
Fake: $75 each; excellent condition; sold
separately; Info/picture (757) 647-8913
TRAILER 4 RENT - Trailer for rent in mobile
home park in Smithfield. 2 bedroom. Deck.
Call for other info. (757) 812-2719
FIREWOOD - Seasoned Split Firewood TR
Load (6’ X 12’) DON’T WAIT UNTIL IT’S
COLD! Will Deliver $125 (757) 310-4769
BANDSAW, 10” - Craftsman 10” Bandsaw
w/stand. 2 yr old. Extra blades. $100
(757) 876-9678
ENGAGEMENT RING - 1K Kay Leo
princess cut. Mint cond. Lifetime warranty,
all paper work included. Call or txt for price.
(317) 690-7522
COACH CLUTCH - selling Coach wristlet, almost new, asking $25, dark purple
leather, text after 1st shift for photos
(757) 810-1453
ROOFING/SIDING - Roof repairs and
exterior renovations (757) 581-0075
CLEANING - I provide cleaning in Hampton
and Newport news. Quality and reliability
for low prices. (757) 604-7788
NO MORE BUGS!! - Professional pest,
moisture/humidity
control,
termite,
rodent,control needs. (757) 873-4999
CERAMIC FIGURE - Antique Ceramic
Black American salt & pepper shaker
mother & child detachable $40 PICS
available (757) 812-9763
BANK - Large 1940 “Carnival Prize” Chalk
Piggy Bank 18”x 8” $40 (757) 812-9763
CHILDCARE - North Hampton, fun
learning, playing outside. 6wks and up. 1
spot to fill. (757) 947-4408
MOWER REPAIR - Small Engine repair,
Also end of season preventive maintenance
/ Tune up’s. (757) 897-4737
BUNK BEDS - Heavy duty frame with
ladder. Medium wood color in great shape.
$125 OBO (757) 722-0550
LILLY PULITZER - Girl’s sz 10, sleeveless,
$40. Text for pic 615-1113 (757) 615-1113
ANTIQUE SAFE - Early 1900s, HerringHall-Marvin, dbl dr combination. Ext
61Hx34Wx32D/Int 39Hx21Wx15D. VG
cond. 1.5 ton $500 (757) 599-1960
CLEANING - Free estimates. Residential/
Offices/
Turn-overs/
Renovations
(757) 719-0774
AVS VENTVISOR - New AVS Ventvisor,
4pc, Smoke color, for 01-07 Chevy
Silverado Crew Cab $40. Also, New tailgate
cap $30. (757) 851-4862
GLASS PANES - Assorted sizes ranging
from 25x25 to 5x8; approx. 20 pieces.
Great for picture frames/window repairs.
$15 (757) 599-1960
ITEMS - DUMBBELL SET 387LBS/RACK
$265 Hot dog roller $35, large bug light
$45, Water cooler $65, Air stepper $65
(757) 589-7248
EXERCISE EQUIPM - Elliptical $50-250 &
Exercise bikes $40- $250 Treadmills $145$250 ONE $299 Also 2 rowers one $225 &
ONE $95 (757) 589-7248
COACH BAG - Selling Coach Purse, Dark
plum/Tan, lightly used, asking $100, text
after 1st shift for more info & pictures (757)
810-1453
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Miscellaneous cont.
Miscellaneous cont.
CHILDCARE - M-F, 1st/2nd shift available,
FT/PT, CPR & First Aid Certified, low rates,
smoke free, Foxhill area (757) 869-1876
A/C SERVICE - Fall maintenance; Earlybird heat tune-ups. Diagnostic $50, Tuneup $75. Quality work; great rates! Call Mike
(757) 525-0259
GUTTER CLEANING - We clean gutters
by hand, bag the debris, flush your down
spouts and brighten outside Licensed and
Insured. (757) 810-5115
LAUNDRY DETERGENT - 5 GAL. Bucket
$35. 400+loads. Last 4-6 mo. Liquid H.E.
formulated works great; (757) 589-7248
ITEMS - Microwaves $45, Olympic weight
bench $100, Olym chrome bar-new $75,
patio table 5-chairs $120, smart glove $50
(757) 589-7248
VINEYARD VINES - shirts 3 long sleeve$70/3, 1 Quiksilver short sleeve-$15, all for
$80 boys sz 16-18 large, text 4 pic (757)
615-1113
SPERRY’S - mens 2 pairs Sperrys-8 & 8.5
$40 ea/brand new,1 pr Vans & Sanuk sz 9,
$25/both new, text 4 pic (757) 615-1113
FREE - FREE tune-up, inspec + REBATE
for Dom. Power cust. with Heat Pump.
(757) 286-2368
CEMETERY PLOTS - Four plots available
in older section of Peninsula Memorial.
Will separate if needed. $2,500 each obo.
(757) 871-0224
JUNK REMOVAL - Junk Removal you
point and junk disappears. Free estimates
licensed and insured. (757) 810-5115
HANDY MAN - We do all home repairs,
painting, yard work & maintenance. Great
prices, quality work. (757) 525-0259
HOUSE WASHING - House, Roof and
Concrete Cleaning. Most of our methods
are used with less than 500PSI. Licensed
and Insured. (757) 810-5115
TRAINER - Fully supervised private
personal training fitness programs in NN;
all levels. (757) 930-3372
ORGANIC BEEF - Check us out “Soul
Shine Farm Grass Fed Beef”; organically
grown! (540) 255-1292
CHILDCARE
M-F
5am-5:30pm,
FT-PT
20+
yrs.
exp.
OY.
PT
(757) 249-2624
WANTED
SWIM PARTNER - HELP! Looking for
a swim coach/partner/mentor. I know
basics but need help with technique/turns/
breathing etc (757) 346-8709
RENTER NEEDED - Room for rent (fully
furnished) avail. Oct. 1; $600/mth in
Newport News. (757) 342-8021
WASHER & DRYER - Broken washers &
dryers that are in your way. Will pick up for
free. (757) 812-2719
ROOMMATE WANTED - A quiet cul-de-sac
in Windsor Great Park in Denbigh. Great
neighborhood. 15 mins drive to NNS. $500
month. (757) 812-1233
Wanted cont.
VANPOOL RIDERS - van comes through
King William West Point New Kent 1st shift
(540) 907-5811
VAN RIDERS - Van leaving VaBeach
Diamond Springs Rd. thru Ocean View
to NNS,M-F 1st shift. Call Mack for seat
availability (757) 450-6740
BOX TOPS - Looking for Box Tops for
Education! Each Box Top is $010 for the
school! Text me (757) 755-5040
MOPED SCOOTER - Unwanted Scooter or
Moped running or broken Will pick up for
free. (757) 897-4737
RUNNING BUDDIES - Looking for running
buddies in Windsor Great Park/Colony
Pines for AM running. (804) 815-4163
VAN RIDERS - Van coming thru
Franklin,Windsor,Suffolk and Smithfield 3rd
shift (757) 653-8664
LAWN MOWER - Unwanted mowers,
weed eaters, blowers. Will pick up for free.
(757) 897-4737
RENTER NEEDED - Room for rent (fully
furnished) avail. Oct. 1; $600/mth near
Menchville HS; NN. (757) 342-8021
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Park only in
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Do
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