March 5, 2018

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A weekly publication of Newport News Shipbuilding

Shipbuilders work with local high school students at NASA Langley Research Center. Photo by Ashley Cowan

Career Pathways Participates in Engineering Career Days More than 400 local high school students had the opportunity to participate in hands-on activities while learning about engineering careers during Engineering Career Days Feb. 22-23 at NASA Langley Research Center in Hampton.

A girder section of Newport News Shipbuilding's new Goliath gantry crane is loaded onto a ship in Gdynia, Poland.

The new crane will replace the green crane currently at dry docks 10 and 11. The ship is now making its way to Newport News.

New Crane Sets Sail to NNS A ship carrying major components of Newport News Shipbuilding’s new 315-metric-ton Goliath gantry crane left Gdynia, Poland, Friday, March 2, to begin the trek to Newport News.

A second ship – carrying the remaining components – is scheduled to leave this week.

Newport News Shipbuilding's Career Pathways joined forces with the Peninsula Engineers Council, NASA and Jefferson Lab for the annual event, which attracts students from across Hampton Roads. Several NNS employees participated, giving students an overview of their work and leading them...

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The trip is expected to take about two weeks. “We’re excited about getting the crane to Newport News. Once assembled, it will change the skyline,” said Brian Jones (O48), whose team is managing the replacement project along with shipbuilders from Plant Engineering (O41), Waterfront Support Services (X36) and Supply Chain Management Compliance, Operations and Commercial Procurement (O55).

Jones and members of his team were on hand last week as crane components were loaded onto the ships in Poland. “I’m nervous and excited at the same time,” said Debbie Jennette (O48), who has worked on the project alongside Jones for several years. “I’m nervous because of the long trek that it has to take across the Atlantic Ocean, but I’m excited that it’s finally coming.”

The new crane will replace NNS’ 49-year-old green Goliath gantry crane. The new crane is blue and will resemble the 1,050-ton crane in the North Yard, better known as “Big Blue.” At 241 feet tall, the new blue crane will be even taller than “Big Blue,” which stands 230 feet.

In addition to Poland, NNS engineers, technicians and trades personnel visited Ohio – where...

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Runners cross the finish line at the One City Marathon.

Photo by Lena Wallace

Shipbuilders Take Part in One City Marathon Newport News Shipbuilding was a proud sponsor of the fourth annual One City Marathon on Sunday, March 4. Watch a highlights video of the race on MyNNS.

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New Crane Sets Sail to NNS CONTINUED FROM PG 1

...the electrical control system was designed and built – and Germany – where the mechanical structural systems were designed – to oversee the design and fabrication of the crane’s components.

This week, shipbuilders will notice a large mobile crane being brought into the yard on several trucks. It will be used to erect the new gantry crane.

Once the ships carrying the new crane’s components arrive at NNS later this month, they will be unloaded in the North Yard, placed on transporters and taken to the project site. “It’s going to be a little disruptive to people in the yard, but we’re

Newport News Shipbuilding's green Gantry crane's days are numbered. Components of a replacement crane are currently sailing to the shipyard from overseas. NNS Photo Archive

trying to minimize that as much as we can,” Jones said. “Once we get everything within our fenced-in area, it shouldn’t impact people on a daily basis.”

He expects the new crane to be “in the air” by midsummer and operational next year. “We thank everyone across the shipyard for their continued support of this project,” Jones said.

Women's History Month: Sarah Gentry March is Women’s History Month. The theme for this year’s Inclusion and Diversity (I&D) monthly recognition campaign is "Unite Our Voices by Speaking Together." As part of the campaign, four employees will be featured during each recognition month – two from within the featured demographic and two outside of it. Employees will share personal stories, insight and perspectives on what the month means to them. Features will be published in Currents, the NNS to Go app, MyNNS and HII social media channels.

When Sarah Gentry (K45/X11) reflects on Women’s History Month, two women immediately come to mind – her mother and grandmother.

“These two women have been extremely influential in my life,” she said. “They are two of the strongest women I know and they’ve taught me that having a good life means working hard and sometimes making sacrifices. They showed me that when times are tough, never give up. When someone puts you down, get back up and prove them wrong – prove your worth.”

Today, Gentry is one of only eight female general foremen at NNS – and the youngest female to hold the position.

“I like to think I’ve made my family proud,” she said. “By crushing stereotypes and inspiring others through hard work, determination and confidence – I want others to see what is possible.”

Gentry admits that working in a maledominated workplace can be a challenge at times. “Some people assume that because you are a woman, you’ll act a certain way when a situation arises. I’ve also had people tell me that I wouldn’t make it or I wouldn’t be able to do things because of my gender, but I persisted and succeeded.”

She added, “By being in a leadership position at NNS, I have the opportunity to show how women can be successful and inspire others to pursue advancement within the company.”

As a general foreman, she says that the best part about her job is getting the opportunity to work with great people and being able to positively impact her crews. “I do what I can to provide my team with the knowledge and tools to be the best shipbuilder they can be,” she said. “I’m successful only when they are performing at their best.”

A member of The Apprentice School’s Class of 2011, Gentry is actively involved with

the school and apprentice organizations.

“It's exciting work with apprentices from all different backgrounds,” she said. “I try to influence them in similar ways my mother and grandmother influenced me.”

She said, “I want to be remembered as a woman of virtue and a motivating leader who made a positive difference in people's lives and careers.”

View Gentry's poster on MyNNS. Employees interested in participating in this year’s I&D campaign are encouraged to visit nns.huntingtoningalls.com/id-campaign-2018.

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Shipbuilder Makes Surprise Discovery When Sierra Rockwell (O67) placed the winning bid in an online auction a few weeks ago, she had no idea she’d end up finding Newport News Shipbuilding history.

“The auction was for a bundle of stuff. There was an old galvanized trunk – which is what I really wanted – a safe and a wooden desk,” she said. A few days after she picked up the items – for which she paid less than $5 – Rockwell pried open the safe. That’s where she found a collection of NNS publications like Shipyard Bulletins and Masthead magazines dating back to the 1920s.

The collection isn’t complete. The oldest publication is a Shipyard Bulletin from 1927 with a headline celebrating an accident-free week at NNS. Another issue heralds the use of tractors instead of mules to carry lumber through the yard. The most recent publications are Masthead magazines from the 1980s that had been mailed to the home of a former shipbuilder.

“I thought it was interesting that they dated back so far. I also thought it was cool that I found them and not someone who doesn’t work for the shipyard,” Rockwell said. “Someone who doesn’t work here might have just tossed them.”

She decided to bring the collection in to work to show her supervisor, but soon realized other shipbuilders were also interested. “At one point, I probably had 25 people in my cube,” she said.

Sierra Rockwell recently found a collection of Newport News Shipbuilding publications, with some dating back to the 1920s. Photo by Matt Hildreth

Despite their age, the publications are all in good shape. Rockwell said the most striking issues to her were published during World War II. “There are a lot of war pictures, and they list the ships that survived or were destroyed in battles,” she said. “There’s all kinds of history. There are also photos of women welding during the war, and all they have on are these little sunglasses.”

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...in an engineering design challenge that involved building boats with duct tape.

Chris Story (O31), this year’s winner of the Peninsula Engineers Council’s Doug Ensor Young Engineer Award, presented awards to the student winners of the engineering design challenge.

Leslie Schmidt (O37) was among the shipbuilders representing Welding Engineering at the event. She was encouraged to see young women interested in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) fields.

“It is exciting for me because I enjoy what I do, and I want to encourage others to try it as well. I want women to know that while this is a predominantly male field, there are women who have chosen this career path and are successful,” Schmidt said. “I enjoy sharing my journey with those who are interested,

Shipbuilders Leslie Schmidt, second from right, and Thomas Davenport, third from right, assist students during the engineering design challenge. Photo by Ashley Cowan

especially if they are initially hesitant.”

Fellow shipbuilder Nicholas Pinco (E46) said events like Engineering Career Days are important because they give students a glimpse of what they can do with a STEM degree.

“Finding the thing you are passionate about can be difficult, and events like this help provide them a starting point in that process,” he said. “My hope is that each student walked away with something that piqued their interest.”

Career Pathways Representative Pierrette Swan (K18) said the event is popular with students and educators. “Several teachers told me that this is their favorite field trip of the year because it’s so interactive for their students,” she said.

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3 | 5 | 2018 With increasing project management requirements and the need to support implementation and change from VBM, construction supervisors learned how to obtain a Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM) or Project Management Professional (PMP) certification. The certification boot camp program will give the construction supervisors an opportunity to broaden and expand their project management foundational knowledge and principles to increase their abilities to perform project plans and implement new methodologies and tools like VBM.

Construction supervisors learn about professional development opportunities in project management. Photo by Matt Hildreth

Project Management Opportunities Available for Construction Supervisors Structural Fabrication Assembly (SFA), Virginia-Class Submarine (VCS) and John F. Kennedy (CVN 79) construction supervisors learned more about the new Integrated Digital Shipbuilding (iDS) Visual Build Management (VBM) system and opportunities for professional development in project management during presentations in February.

Ian Slagle (X45), the iDS VBM project owner, and Ashley Cadwallader (X44), the Project Management Institute – Newport News Shipbuilding (PMI-NNS) chairperson, gave the presentations. VBM integrates the 3-D model and critical chain project management philosophies to plan complex build sequences, manage material and resources, and track work packages.

VBM also improves Newport News Shipbuilding’s ability to generate and respond to advanced work execution signals and allows the value stream to understand and react to dynamic environments more efficiently. This new toolset will be fully implemented for Enterprise (CVN 80), VCS Block V payload modules and Columbia-class submarines.

Elizabeth Cooke (X10), who attended one of the sessions, said she was excited to learn about the opportunity to obtain a CAPM certification. “Not every company offers this kind of investment in their employees.

It’s not always easy to work on these types of goals individually, but the boot camp provides a support system of people to study with and encourage one another,” she said.

Fellow participant Council Pickett (X91) said, “I believe that taking advantage of the PMP certification and boot camp program will greatly enhance how I manage the projects in my area of responsibility, improve my critical thinking, and ultimately improve me as a professional and as a project manager. We have to be prepared for the challenge in the future and this is one step in that direction.”

The program is offered to all NNS construction supervisors. For more information on the Construction Supervisor CAPM/PMP Boot Camp, contact Debra Brand (E70) via email or at 688-1712.

Shipbuilders Attend Cybersecurity Summit Four members of E44’s Cybersecurity team – Gregory Braxton, Terrell Jones, Brandon Gregory and Steve Andrews – attended Regent University’s Executive Series Cybersecurity Summit Feb. 15.

The event featured guest speakers from Google, CybInt, GE Healthcare and GRIMM, as well as panelists from Hewlett Packard, the FBI, Eastern Virginia Medical School and Regent University. The summit also featured a separate session with Kevin Mitnick, CEO of Mitnick Security Consulting. He has been called “the world’s most famous hacker.”

Braxton engaged with the speakers to discuss their organizations' efforts to address human factors in relation to cybersecurity. Braxton

noted that all of the hacking activities demonstrated by Mitnick, including physically breaking into a bank, “were achieved through social engineering techniques and not through the use of software hacking tools to circumvent the technical security controls in place.”

Gregory added, “It is important that we bring these conversations back to our organization, both for the security of our internal information systems and for the systems we design for the customer.”

One of the team's biggest takeaways from the event was the importance of social engineering in cybersecurity. Many people assume cybersecurity attacks are purely technical in nature and fail to realize how valuable social engineering is to a hacker.

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AROUND THE YARD NEW! Check Out the Redesigned Register for “Smart Tax Planning” Benefits Connect Website Class from SmartPath Based on feedback from employees, dependents and retirees, Huntington Ingalls Industries recently redesigned the Benefits Connect website (hiibenefits.com) to be more user friendly and to reflect on the company’s focus on total well-being.

When visiting the website, users will now see separate sections for physical, emotional and financial well-being. Explore these sections to accesses in-depth information about HII’s various benefits and wellness programs.

The site also has special pages for current employees, family members, new hires and retirees that are customized so users can quickly access the information most pertinent to them. After visiting the site, send feedback to BeWell@hii-co.com.

It’s tax season again. Come learn the fundamentals of how taxes work and how they affect your money. Plus, hear the latest on 2018 tax reform.

Classes are offered March 21: • 6 – 6:45 a.m. in Bldg. 1744-6 (Operations Conference Room) • Noon – 1 p.m. in Bldg. 520-6 (Executive Dining Room) • 4:30 – 5:30 p.m. in VASCIC (2 West Dining Room) Email BeWell@hii-co.com by March 16 with your preferred class time to register or ask your foreman to register you. Space is limited. Management-approved PTO/Flex is required during scheduled work hours. employee engagement and retention. They are helping leadership teams understand the current state of their organizations – both bright spots and challenged areas – through data analytics and face-to-face interactions.

Team members are collocated to facilitate the sharing of best practices and identifying systemic barriers to engagement across the shipyard. The team of culture and engagement specialists are:

Seated on the first row, from left, are Kim Gibson, Cindy Kirby and Brian Kain (now in the PEER Program).

Standing on the second row, from left, are Christine Schaffner, Erin Joseph, Kim Ludwig, Heather Smith, Chris English, Melvin Bradshaw, Georgina Whitehead, Kendra Patterson, Shineka Dixon and Jackie Gross.

Meet NNS' Culture and Engagement Team In late 2017, a Culture and Engagement Team was established in the Human Resources and Administration Division.

Designed as a development opportunity, the team includes employees from across Newport News Shipbuilding.

Each culture and engagement specialist is trained as a subject matter expert on

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Generating reports and charts for their leadership teams

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Educating teams and leaders about action planning using the Simple Approach

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Ensuring leaders are aware of how to input their action plans into the online database

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Working with teams to better understand their day-to-day experiences

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Following up with leaders and teams to address specific needs

These efforts support the NNSFORWARD Strategy. For more information about the team, contact Cindy Kirby (O34) at 688-9886.

Stephen Ovide stands between Susan Jacobs, vice president of Human Resources and Administration, (left), and Mary Cullen, vice president of Nuclear Propulsion.

Photo by Matt Hildreth

Shipbuilder Steering the Way Stephen Ovide (E85) was honored with an On-the-Spot Ethics Award for coming to the aid of a fellow employee who was injured during the dinner honoring Newport News Shipbuilding’s Master Shipbuilders in December.

After a fall rendered a shipbuilder unconscious, Ovide quickly found Susan Jacobs, vice president of Human Resources and Administration, and Security to inform them of the accident. As a result, paramedics were called to treat the injured shipbuilder.

Ovide also got the injured shipbuilder’s last name, which was used in an attempt to find her husband, who was not with her at the time of the fall. Jacobs recently met with Ovide to thank him for “going the extra mile” and to present him with the award.

Night School Application Deadline is Friday Spring 2018 Night School registration continues through Friday, March 9. All classes are scheduled to begin the week of April 2 and continue through June 2.

For further information and to view a list of classes and registration information, visit the Night School website, the programs tab on The Apprentice School website or the NNS to Go app. For questions, contact Shirley Smith-King (O22) at 688-8608.

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The Professional Enhancement and Enrichment Rotational (PEER) Program is sponsoring a Lunch and Learn from 11 a.m. until 1 p.m. at Applebees to explain how the program works, answer questions and provide detailed information on how to sign up. Lunch will be provided.

RSVP on the PEER website. For more information, contact Tameka Langhorne (O44) at 688-1053.

MARCH 8

The Society of Manufacturing Engineers will sponsor a tour of Amadas Industries Inc., located at 1100 Holland Rd. in Suffolk, from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. Amadas has two facilities about four miles apart. The tour will begin at the above address, and participants will then travel to the other location. There is no cost for the tour. Dinner at George's Steakhouse will follow. Individuals are responsible for their meals. To RSVP or for more information, contact John Edwards (E84) at 876-8386.

MARCH 9

The Apprentice Alumni Association will host its annual banquet honoring the Class of 1968 at the Newport News Marriott at City Center. A social hour will begin at 5:30 p.m. with dinner and program commencing at 7 p.m. Anyone can purchase tickets for $40 through Sally Krystyn (O22), Teagle Insurance or alumni officers and delegates. For more information, contact Sarah Gentry (K45) at 329-2449.

MARCH 15

The Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers (SNAME) is hosting a tour of Colonna's Shipyard from 1 until 3 p.m. Participants will be briefed on the facilities and tour the waterfront, travel lift, drydock and Steel America Facility. No need to be a SNAME member. This is on your own time. Email sname.meetings@gmail.com to RSVP. For more information, contact Kevin Bowe (E42) at 688-7728.

MARCH 17

The Apprentice School Student Association will host a trip to watch the NHL’s Carolina Hurricanes take on the Philadelphia Flyers in Raleigh, North Carolina. The bus leaves the Apprentice School Athletic Field at noon.

One ticket is $25, and two are $40 (limit two tickets per apprentice). To purchase tickets, visit apprenticestudents. com, click on event, and click on Eventbrite link.

REMINDER: DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME

Shipbuilders are reminded to turn their clocks ahead one hour when daylight saving time begins Sunday, March 11, at 2 a.m.

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MARCH 27

Newport News Shipbuilding is a sponsor of the FIRST Robotics Chesapeake District Hampton Roads Competition for the third year in a row. The event will be held at Churchland High School March 17 and 18 from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day. Admission is free, and families are welcome. View the flier for more information.

If you are interested in mentoring a team leading up to the event, contact Chris Brown (O35) at 688-7897 as soon as possible. If you would like to volunteer for the event, contact Lewis Fisher (E25) at 688-4761.

Join Women in Shipbuilding Enterprise (WiSE) for a Women's History Month "WiSE Talk" featuring NNS President Jennifer Boykin from 4:30 until 6 p.m. in the VASCIC auditorium. Boykin will discuss the NNSFORWARD Strategy in an interactive format.

Shipbuilders with questions they would like Boykin to address during the event can send them to Cynthia Allen-Whyte (N358) via email by March 23. For more information, contact Allen-Whyte at 688-2636.

MARCH 23-24

Shipbuilders Together Realizing Inclusion, Diversity and Equality (STRIDE) is hosting Vee Lamneck, deputy director of Equality Virginia, for a talk at 4:30 p.m. in the VASCIC auditorium. All shipbuilders are welcome to attend.

NNS's IT Division and Asian Shipbuilders Including All Nationalities (ASIAN) are teaming up with Christopher Newport University to host a Disrupt-a-thon. This event will foster collaboration between NNS employees and CNU students with the goal of leveraging technology to transform the workplace. All shipbuilders are encouraged to participate. The event will kick off at 5 p.m. Friday, March 23 and continue through Saturday, March 24.

For more information and to register for the event, visit disruptathon2018.eventbrite.com.

MARCH 24

The Apprentice School Student Association will host its annual Easter Egg Hunt from 10 a.m. until noon at First Presbyterian Church, 514 S. Armistead Ave. in Hampton. Tickets for children 12 and under are free.

Tickets for adults (13 and up) are $1. Limit six tickets per apprentice. Tickets are required for all attendees. Alumni and staff tickets are available March 5, and additional tickets are available March 12. To purchase tickets, visit apprenticestudents.com, click on event, and click on Eventbrite link.

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The Progressive Club Cabin Fever Classic will be held at Sleepy Hole Golf Course in Suffolk. The shotgun start is at 1 p.m., and sign-up starts at 11:30 am. The tournament will be Captains Choice, and the cost of the event is $300.

Following golf, a dinner will be held. For more information contact Buddy Eagle (X71) at 688-3850 or 592-5362.

MAY 19

The 2018 NNS Submarine Program Golf Classic will be held at 1 p.m. at Cypress Creek Golfer's Club. This is a four-person, Captain's Choice tournament. The cost is $80 per person ($320 per team). Tournament proceeds will benefit the nonprofit Stop Soldier Suicide and the Virginia Peninsula Foodbank. For more information, contact Johnny Mintz (X67) at 688-5031 or 880-8965.

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(757) 869-0521 Stairlift - Bruno model Elan (SRE 3000) home stairlift. Excellent condition; all paperwork available. $950. (757) 879-5126 3 Tan Bar Stools - Call or text for more information. $50. (757) 291-9739 Purple Toddler Bed With mattress and 2 fitted sheets. $40.

(757) 291-9739 28 Cubic Ft. Tan Side By Side Refrigerator - Call or text for more information. $425.(757) 291-9739 Dining Table & Chairs - Solid Wood, over 50 yrs old. Awesome finish, zero flaws. $500. Can forward pics & deliver. (757) 868-6900

REAL ESTATE Room for Rent - Located in Denbigh area. Room with private bath and shower. Free Wi-Fi & ultilties included.

Call/text (757) 303-8123 House for Rent - Norfolk 4 BR/2BA 2,000 sqft. LR, family rm, eat-in kitchen. Wall-to-wall carpet. Central heat/AC. Laundry room and big yard on Lake Lg Drive. (757) 340-6653 3304 Lens Ave - 23508 Complete rehab. 4 bedrooms.

2 bathrooms.

Everything is new. View photos on Zillow.

(571) 330-9219 House with 4Bed/2.5bath for Sale Spacious home located on quiet culde-sac and great school district in NN. (757) 952-6468 OBX Rental - Mile Post 11, 3 bdrm/2 bath between highways; walk to beach - (757) 681-7532 OBX Rental - Nautical Bovine 4bdrm/2.5bath-Ocean Side-Southern Shores Realty #1288 or google “The Nautical Bovine.” (800) 334-1000 House for Rent - 3 bedroom,1 bath, new siding, carpet, windows, roof. 5 miles from yard. $1,099.

(757) 869-3862 Home for Rent - 2 BR, 1 bath, stove and refrig incl. No wshr/dryr, no pets.

On owner's prop. Ideal for one. $825.

(757) 715-5460 Townhouse For Sale - York Co 3 BR, 2½ BA, walk-in closet, MBAtub & shower, fireplace,1842 SqFt, Corner Lot, Garage $218,000.

(757) 570-0570 Condo for Rent - Condo for rent less than 2 min from yard. 2 master suites, 2.5bath. Remodeled. (757) 817-2623 House for Rent or Sale - Brick Rancher in York County. 3 bed,1 bath, garage. 1,100 sqft. Rent $1,299. Buy for $169,000. (757) 869-3862 Home for Rent - $975./ month. 1200 sq ft; 2 BR; 2.5 BA; Walk to work (49th St). Spacious rooms, pvt yd.

(757) 870-9779

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Townhouse for Sale - Meridian Parkside in Newport News. 3 Story, 2BR, 3.5BA, 1,782 sq. ft. Rec room, WIC, garage. Open plan. (412) 600-5298

MISCELLANEOUS Swisher Log Splitter - 28-ton log splitter 11.5 HP like new, used 3 times. $800. (252) 332-9898 Pest Terminator - Free inspections: Expert pest, termite, moisture control, under house repairs & poly installation. (757) 873-4999 Roofing, Siding, Crawl Space Repairs - Honest, competitive prices. Lic. and insured. Ref. avail. (757) 641-0738 Weber Grill - 18” Smokey Mountain Cooker w/BBQ Guru Party-Q Temperature Control.

New combined $450. Selling for $300.

(757) 812-2719 Home Cleaning - Free estimates.

Special occasion cleaning welcomed.

Licensed & insured. (757) 371-3904 Creative Carpentry Decks, crown moulding, drywall, painting, tile, showers, doors, etc.

(757) 268-2079 Body Solid Fusion 600 Home Gym With leg press and many attachments.

May include gym flooring (1/2”). Text for pics. $1,000. (757) 810-3217 Dishwasher Safe Baby Booster S - Gently used. Text for pics. $15.

(313) 820-3684 Chicco Baby Backpack Carrier - Like new. Text for pics. $35.

(313) 820-3684 Graco Baby Play Pen - Lightly used.

Text for pics. $15. (313) 820-3684 Chicco Baby Play Pen - Lightly used.

Text for pics. $25.(313) 820-3684 BabyStair Gate Double Banister Never used. Brand “Summer Infant.” $25. (313)-820-3684

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EMPLOYEE CLASSIFIEDS MISCELLANEOUS Lawn Care / Tree Svc - Tree Cutting, Tree Removal, Stump Grinding.

Lawn Care and lot cleanup. Licenced and Insured. (757) 933-3856

Firewood For Sale - Split hardwood for Sale. Oak and Pecan. 1/2 cord $95, full Cord $180. Delivery Available.

(757) 715-5460

Miscellaneous cont.

Miscellaneous cont.

Hobbies cont.

Exterior Plywood Sheets - Three sheets of exterior plywood sheets for $5. (757) 508-069

Treadmill - Proform 2500 - 10 speeds, incline range up to 10 deg., programmable workout. $125.OBO (757) 812-2720

Stephen Davis Signed Helmet Redskins signed mini helmet by Stephen Davis. Authenticated by JSA. Text for pics. $65. (757) 813-1994

2 Bird Cages - 1 Lg Bird Cage ($150) & 1 Med ($80) assembled. Call for pics and dimensions, leave message.

(757) 409-8200 Utility Trailer - 5 x 8, wood deck, ramp.

Includes spare tire and dolly. Good condition $500. (757) 303-6686

Brighton Ladies Sunglasses - Text for pics. (757) 869-0521

Back Up Camara - Swift Hitch Magnetic base attachment, night vision capable, $100. (757) 868-6900

Gold Earrings And Other - White gold hoops, yellow gold studs, and other jewelry. Text for pics. (757) 869-0521

WEN Products - Hair Care Products, new in sealed pkg. call for details $25.

(757)868-6900.

Pandora Charms - Text for pics.

(757) 869-0521

Items - Vacuums $25 and up,Carpet Cleaners $50 and up,Ionic Air Purifiers $45 and 75,Steam Cleaners $35 ,75 (757) 218-2946

Endangered Species Mandala Art Unique photographic art creatively transformed into a mandala for hanging. Text for pics and info.

(757) 869-0521

Exercise Equipment - Treadmills $115-399,Ellipticals $50-225,Exercise Bikes $55-220,Tread Climbers TC10 $399 TC 20 $799. (757) 218-2946

WANTED Van Riders - Commuter van from VA Beach to NNS daily 1st shift, leaves from Diamond Springs Rd. Text ‘VANRIDE’. (757) 450-6740 Washer & Dryer - Broken washers & dryers that are in your way. Will pick up for free. (757) 617-0100

HOBBIES 1:1 Guitar Classes - Midtown NN. Flexible scheduling. Read/play std notation, chords/theory. Call/txt rates, class times. (757) 528-7017

LOST & FOUND Found Key in private lot at 30th & West. Call (757) 688-6858 for return.

FREE ITEMS Steel Toe Shoes - Pair of black men steel toe shoes. Size 12. Good condition. (757) 508-0692