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Shipbuilders Give Back to the Community During the Holidays. ... SEE PG 2

NNS Shipbuilders Recognized for Inventions and New Technologies. ... SEE PG 3

NNS is looking for teams of shipbuilders that want to work together to design a shipyard-themed water station at mile marker 24 for the One City Marathon on March 15. The winning team will set up its water station along the marathon course on race day. Entries will be accepted through January 30. The top five proposals will be voted on in a public poll.

Teams are encouraged to submit drawings, proposals or anything else that will help the judges make a decision. ALL WORK MUST BE COMPLETED ON PERSONAL TIME.

Team NameTeam Captain’s NameContact NumberName and Department Number for Each Member of Team

DESIGN NNS’ WATER STATIONFOR THE ONE CITY MARATHON

PLEASE SUBMIT THE FOLLOWING TOJEREMY BUSTIN, O29, BUILDING 520-1:

PRESENTED BY

Design NNS’ Water Station for the One City Marathon in March.... SEE PG 4

Detail Pipe Shop Bends First Production Pipe on “Big Dave”On Dec. 16, the Pipe Shop held a ribbon- cutting ceremony to celebrate the world’s largest all-electric pipe bending machine’s first official bend. The production piece bent during the event was a 6-inch pipe for John F. Kennedy’s (CVN 79) jet fuel system.

“This machine represents the latest in bending technology,” said Lead Project Engineer Nick Brady. “It can bend up to 20,000 pipes per year for submarines and carriers and it utilizes lasers to measure bend angles to ensure that cuts are precise.”

Brady also said that safety was at the forefront of all decisions from design to build of the new machine. “Trip hazards were eliminated during the installation of the machine by routing air,

electrical and lubrication lines underground or overhead,” he said. “The machine also has a long list of built-in safety features. The machine is capable of moving a completed bent part to a safe position for removal and a laser detection system is built into the machine, so that if personnel get too close to the machine while it’s in operation, the machine will sound an alarm and shutdown.”

Pipe Bender Mike Walters (X42) operated the first bend during the ceremony. “I’m really excited about this new machine,” he said. “It is safe and it provides us benders with ways to do our job more efficiently and with higher quality.”

General Foreman Kenny Quinn stressed...

NNS President Welcomes Shipbuilders Back from ShutdownNewport News Shipbuilding President Matt Mulherin welcomed shipbuilders back from shutdown with a message on Jan. 5. Turn to p. 5 to read the letter.

HII, NNS and AMSEC Employees Support Local Charities During the Holiday SeasonIn December, Huntington Ingalls Industries, Newport News Shipbuilding and AMSEC employees partnered with local organizations to donate to those in need during the holiday season.

HII’s corporate office and NNS hosted a holiday food drive in partnership with the Virginia Peninsula Foodbank. From Nov. 24 through Dec. 12, employees collected 25,451 pounds of food and $7,400 that will help feed families during the winter season.

Pictured (L to R): NNS Pipe Benders Mike Walters, Robin Moody, Jack Newson, Chris Gilbert, Terence Kennedy, Jeromy Rich, Ray Lewis, Danny Thomas and Earl Massenburg. Photo by John Whalen

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Izzie Brown (second from right), principal of Carver Elementary School in Newport News, accepts donations from AMSEC employees (L to R) Dewey Stinson, Wayne Hunley, Pam Ponton and Kinsey Hall. AMSEC photo

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Two NNS Employees Receive Women in Business AwardsMary Cullen, director of Nuclear Propulsion, and Brandi Smith, construction engineering director for Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78), were recognized in December with Women in Business Achievement Awards for their leadership skills and community engagement.

Cullen is the nuclear director, general manufac-turing, within the nuclear propulsion division at Newport News. During her 29-year career, she has also worked in radiological control and nuclear production support and refueling. Outside the shipyard, she is the vice chair of the Trinity Lutheran School Board and a BayPort Federal Credit Union board member.

Smith is the acting construction engineering director for the aircraft carrier Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78). During her 12 years with Newport News, she has held several different positions in the CVN 78 Class Carrier Program. She is also a founding member of Girls with Engineering Minds in Shipbuilding (GEMS), a shipyard orga-nization that partners with local school systems to expose girls to science, technology, engineer-ing and mathematics (STEM) fields.

“Mary and Brandi demonstrate our diverse leg-acy of service, leadership and dedication to the shipbuilding profession and, as such, deserve this special recognition,” said Bill Bell, vice president of human resources and administra-tion. “They are leaders in their fields and in the community because of their expertise, commit-ment and strong work ethic. We celebrate and congratulate them on this achievement.”

Visit newsroom.huntingtoningalls.com to read the entire news release.

Brandi Smith, construction engineering director for CVN 78, left, and Mary Cullen, director of Nuclear Propulsion, right, were awarded Women in Business Achievement Awards in December.

... that the project wouldn’t have been such a success without the teamwork and partnership between the shop floor, Facilities, Engineering, Planning, IT and Unison LTD, the machine’s manufacturer,” he said.

Quinn also announced that the machine has been named, “Big Dave.” “Dave Williams bent pipes for Newport News Shipbuilding for 35 years and tragically passed away the day this machine arrived to the shop,” he said. “Dave was a major player in overseeing the build of this machine. The team unanimously decided to name the machine after Dave so that his memory will live on here in the Pipe Shop forever.”

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Pipe Bender Mike Walters (X42) operates the bend of the first production piece on “Big Dave.” Photo by John Whalen

HOLA and Jaycees Adopt Children for the HolidaysThe Hispanic Outreach and Leadership Alliance (HOLA) and The Apprentice School Jaycees adopted eight children for the holiday season. The two groups originally sponsored three girls; however, the heartwarming response by the members provided enough gifts to sponsor an additional five children. Exceeding the donations from last year, items collected included toys, clothes and gift certificates.

“Kids should get to enjoy this time of year, regardless of their situation,” said Vince Dellapenta (E69). “If there’s something I can do to help so they have a fond memory during Christmas or however they celebrate, it makes me feel good.”

Robert Kennedy (E74) said, “Activities and opportunities like Adopt-a-Family are dear to

me. I thoroughly enjoy giving in general, especially for the little ones.”

HOLA and The Apprentice School Jaycees would like to thank all who donated items and made the holiday season a special one for all the sponsored children this year.

Members of HOLA and Jaycees donated gifts during the holidays to sponsor eight children in the local community.

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NNS Shipbuilders Recognized for Inventions and New Technologies

Ford and Kennedy Shipbuilders Unite to Support Local Military FamiliesNew carrier construction shipbuilders working on Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78) and John F. Ken-nedy (CVN 79) partnered before the holidays to donate more than $2,500 to local military families.

“As shipbuilders, we focus on building great ships that support our service members while in harm’s way defending our nation,” said Joanne Belote, CVN Planning and Production Control director. “It is a privilege to be able to assist them in their personal lives as well; we hope this donation will brighten the season for America’s heroes.”

Eighteen shipbuilders representing nine departments received Invention/New Technology Awards during a luncheon at VASCIC on Dec. 3. The award recipients disclosed 20 new and useful inventions in 2014 that will help future company business.

Newport News Shipbuilding’s Chief Engineering Charles Southall thanked the inventors for their hard work and encouraged them to be ambassadors and spread the word on the company’s desire to encourage innovation.

“For all innovators being honored here today, we want you to know that your part in that mission is evident in the fact that you are here today,” said Southall. “The need for innovation has never been greater. The Navy needs it and we need it to thrive as a business. We need to continue to improve the affordability of our core products and also to seek opportunities to grow our business.”

Congratulations to the following awardees: Brian Bare (E04), Mark Lawrence (E04), Jona-than Martin (E04), Patrick Ryan (E04), Durrell Blanks (E04), Mary McLaughlin (E04), David Trull (E04), David Gooding (E14), Charles Smith (E24), Matthew Absi (E26), John Ralls (E26), John Vandenberg (E26), Thomas Baragona (E30), Paul Jordan (E30), Kelly Kubisiak (E34), Cory Houck (E81), Kenneth Evanson (O98) and Randall Durham (X88).

Award recipients recognized during Newport News Shipbuilding’s Invention/New Technology Awards ceremony on Dec. 3. Photo by Ricky Thompson

E83 Shipbuilders Sponsor the USOIn December, E83 shipbuilders sponsored 11 local USO families. The total donated for 2014 was more than $2,100 in cash plus gifts purchased. Commissary gift cards and gas cards were also provided to each family this year.

E83 shipbuilders delivered the cash and gifts to the USO on Dec.17.

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Employees at AMSEC also participated in holiday giving. At the Virginia Beach headquar-ters and at the NetCenter facility in Hampton, AMSEC employees collected toys to donate to the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve’s Toys for Tots campaign and to Carver Elementary School in Newport News. Employees also donated blankets, clothing, towels and toiletries to the Lighthouse Center, a homeless day program in Virginia Beach. For Thanksgiving, AMSEC collected canned goods and turkeys for the Foodbank of Southeastern Virginia and the Eastern Shore as part of its Mayflower Marathon weekend of giving.

In October, employees at AMSEC’s Hawaii office also banded together to donate 69 pounds of food to the Hawaii Foodbank.

“Year round, and especially during the holidays, we are encouraged to give back to our communities and to those in need,” said Bill Ermatinger, HII’s corporate vice president and chief human resources officer. “With these charitable donations and volunteer activities, we strive to build and support our communities. I’m proud to see the dedication and generosity of our employees.”

The charity drives come on the heels of the annual campaign benefiting the United Way of the Virginia Peninsula. In November, NNS and HII’s corporate office raised more than $2.1 million for the United Way between company and employee donations.

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

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

Editor: Lauren Ward

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

FEBRUARY 20The Apprentice Alumni Association will host its annual banquet at 7 p.m. at the Marriot Newport News at City Center. The Class of 1965 will be honored. Social time starts at 5:30 p.m. Tickets are $40 and are available from AAA delegates or officers and from Judy Hester at 688-2512 at The Apprentice School. For more information, visit www.nnapprentice.com/alumni/news.htm. Send an email to Alumni@nnapprentice.com for questions.

DATEBOOK

JANUARY 14The International Compliance Office will hold Annual Export Training-Basic from 9-10 a.m. and 1-2 p.m. in the VASCIC auditorium. Register via the Learning Exchange (LX) or contact Sarah Williams (O19) at 380-3599.

FEBRUARY 11The International Compliance Office will hold Annual Export Training-Basic from 9-10 a.m. and 1-2 p.m. in the VASCIC auditorium. Register via the Learning Exchange (LX) or contact Sarah Williams (O19) at 380-3599.

NNS Now Hiring at Kesselring Site (KSO)Newport News Shipbuilding Talent Acquisition is actively hiring for numerous career opportunities at the Knolls Atomic Power Laboratory Kesselring Site (KSO) in West Milton, New York.

KSO is a Department of Energy (DOE) facility managed by Bechtel Marine Propulsion (BMPC) where U.S. Navy sailors are trained and qualified to operate nuclear powered ships. NNS was awarded the contract to provide maintenance services to the two nuclear reactor prototypes onsite in 2011. Currently, 175 NNS full-time salary and represented trades employees support KSO.

New career opportunities are available for: financial analysts, construction foremen, engineers, nuclear quality inspectors, production planners and safety professionals.

To search current openings visit www.buildyourcareer.com and search by the location “Ballston Spa, NY.” Relocation assistance may be available for some positions. For current employees interested in learning more about these opportunities, informational sessions featuring KSO employees along with NNS Human Resources representatives will be hosted at NNS; more details to come. Visit the O20 Yardnet website for updates.

Newport News Shipbuilding Talent Acquisition will begin accepting applications for Summer 2015 College Internships on Dec. 1. The Summer Internship Program is for university/college students enrolled in bachelor or master’s degree programs in Business, Computer Science, Engineering, or Information Technology. The goal of this program is to offer students full-time employment once they graduate. To qualify students must have a minimum cumulative 3.0 GPA. Students will work full-time, 40-hours per week, for 10 weeks during the summer months. Internship opportunities are available for both NNS and Huntington Ingalls Industries Corporate. Deadline to apply is Feb. 13. Visit www.buildyourcareer.com for more information and to watch a video featuring 2014

NNS Currently Accepting Applications for 2015 Summer Internships

To align with Newport News Shipbuilding’s Cisco telephone system, Information Technology (IT) will migrate the Microsoft Office Communicator and Live Meeting services to Cisco Jabber and an On-Premise (internal only) WebEx conferencing system. Effective Jan. 7, all NNS employees will begin using Cisco Jabber for instant messaging and the On-Premise WebEx for internal web conferencing.

Employees who have both one-time and recurring meetings scheduled with LiveMeeting will need to update those meetings to the new WebEx system before Jan. 30. Instructions will be provided. Training information and more information about Cisco Jabber and WebEx are posted on the new NNS Unified Communications webpage (formerly the telephone webpage).

Email jabberwebex@hii-nns.com for questions and concerns.

NOTICE: NNS to Begin Using Cisco Jabber and WebEx for Internal Messaging and Conferencing Services

NNS is looking for teams of shipbuilders that want to work together to design a shipyard-themed water station at mile marker 24 for the One City Marathon on March 15. The winning team will set up its water station along the marathon course on race day. Entries will be accepted through January 30. The top five proposals will be voted on in a public poll.

Teams are encouraged to submit drawings, proposals or anything else that will help the judges make a decision. ALL WORK MUST BE COMPLETED ON PERSONAL TIME.

Team NameTeam Captain’s NameContact NumberName and Department Number for Each Member of Team

DESIGN NNS’ WATER STATIONFOR THE ONE CITY MARATHON

PLEASE SUBMIT THE FOLLOWING TOJEREMY BUSTIN, O29, BUILDING 520-1:

PRESENTED BY

4101 Washington Avenue ● Newport News, VA 23607 ● Telephone (757) 380-2000 ● www.huntingtoningalls.com

January 5, 2015

Dear Shipbuilders:

Welcome back to work. I hope you had a wonderful holiday season and that you had an opportunity to relax over the break. As we begin 2015, we are looking ahead to a busy year filled with many opportunities. This month, on January 17, the U.S. Navy will celebrate 60 years underway on naval nuclear propulsion. This is a significant accomplishment, and the work you do each day directly contributes to this achievement.

Building nuclear-powered warships takes discipline, precision and attention to detail. It also takes a strong commitment to safety and quality, to always making honest and ethical decisions, and to listening to diverse perspectives. Throughout the year, you will see an even greater emphasis on these attributes.

The year ahead will continue to be challenging as defense budgets continue to tighten. Performing well on our contracts and meeting our commitments will strengthen our ability to earn additional work. I believe we can meet these challenges while continuing to grow our business, but we must also continue to create a positive and engaging environment for all shipbuilders. If we do these things, I believe this year will be one of our best.

Thank you for your dedicated service and commitment to Newport News Shipbuilding, and for continuing our 129-year legacy of building the best, most complex ships in the world.

Sincerely,

Matt MulherinPresidentNewport News Shipbuilding

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EMPLOYEE CLASSIFIEDS

AUDIO/VIDEO

KEYBOARD YAMAHA S-90 Keyboard / Synth with sustaining pedal, stand & seat. $1,200 (757) 329-1789

PHONE - Sprint Samsung Galaxy S3 Smart Phone For sale $100. Call (757) 449-1963

52” TV - 52” Sony Wega Projection TV, Excellent condition, looks and works like new. (757) 630-6785

55” TV - 55” Projection TV, works but needs internal speaker repair. Works great with audio tuner & external speakers (248) 252-8066

2 TABLETS 4SALE - 9” Nook HD+ 32GB w/ Android Kitkat. 7” BlackBerry Playbook 32GB. Must buy together. $150 for both. Text me (757) 869-4842

46” FLATSCRN TV - SAMSUNG LCD HDTV with full HD 1080p resolution,4 HDMI,2 component,2 composite,1 PC,2 USB,1 Ethernet, 1 optical (757) 773-8057

80’S RADIO - replaced original radio in an 80s blazer w/after market one. was still working at time of repl (757) 746-9239

42” TV & STAND - 42” VIZIO Flat scrn TV and blk glass corner stand 4 sale. 2 yrs old, very good cond. $400 obo. Text for pic (757) 342-5404

iPHONE 5S - Brand new Verizon iPhone 5s, comes with charger and headphones, works great, no scratches/dents $350 (757) 813-0708

DJ - Fun Weddings and Parties! Book now for a great time - guaranteed! Web or phone (757) 356-1166

DJ & PHOTOGRAPHY - customized playlists suited for any event, lighting effects and photography work! (757) 869-1876

AUTO

MOTEGI WHEELS - 4-US7 18” 4X100 wheel 4 215-40-18 tires wheels in good condition tires r fair 3 tire have great tread $200 (336) 324-0645

Auto cont.

04 CONCORD - 04 Chrysler Concord 160k miles,great condition pics avail. Clean inside and out, power everything asking $3,800. (757) 897-7710

07 HD SOFTAIL - Custom, garage kept, low miles, many extras, $9,500. Pictures available. (757) 681-9707

90 HONDA HATCH - runs good, daily driver, body in fair condition, $900 OBO. Text for pics and info.(757) 903-5807

97 MITSUBISHI - Eclipse 4cyl 5spd. Not modified. Silver w/gray int. New tires&front brakes. 6/15 insp. 207K miles. $1,300 obo (757) 291-5297

TIRE - Goodyear Integrity P235-70-R16. GC with 9/32 tread. Off 2005 Honda Pilot. $15 obo. (757) 291-5297

DODGE ENGINE - 3.5L V6 fits ‘05-’10 magnum charger 300 50Kmiles new timing belt water pump. complete from plenum to oil pan (804) 815-9493

2006 350Z - Manual 6-speed, ex econdition, $12,999. Call for more info. (757) 478-9179

MOTORCYCLE - ‘01 HD Fatboy, 88ci, 30.5K miles, V&H Exhaust, Windshield, Custom Beach Bars, Clean Title, VGC, $8400. (757) 672-8256

1” T BARS - 1” t bars off a 94 sporster went with drag bars dont need i can text pics. $60 call/text. (804) 815-9493

TIRE - Michelin Tour Latitude P235-70-R16. GC with 10/32 tread. Off 2005 Honda Pilot. $15 obo. (757) 291-5297

03 SUBARU - Forester XS, 158k miles, new head gaskets, water pump, timing belt. Dark tint. $4,000 (517) 281-6953

RV - 2013 Thor ACE Class A motor home. Model 30.1 with 2 slides. 6,000 miles. $60,000 (757) 596-2192

DIRT BIKE - Honda CR-80 2 stroke dirt bike. Race ready, runs great. $800 or best offer. (757) 218-9331

WHEELS & TIRES - 18” wheels & tires for sale $400 OBO. All are in condtion. (757) 777-0409

COMPUTERS

iPAD 1 - (no camera) 64GB memory. Perfect 4 while in the Yard for music/photos, etc. Orig box/charger. $180 obo (757) 718-5722

COMPUTER REPAIR - PC/Laptop repair, Virus removal, Program re-installs, etc… $85 + parts. Call (757) 329-6761

BOAT & MARINESUPPLY

2011 MONTEREY - 20’ Bow rider, Volvo Penta I/O, ext swim plat, trailer and many extras. Exc. Cond. 72 hrs. 31,500. (neg.) (757) 870-9055

HOBBIES

PING PONG TABLE - regulation folding with wheels ping pong table with balls and paddles $100 OBO (336) 324-0645

TRAXXIS RC - Traxxis Stampede brushless truck. Like new, upgraded spindles paid 400 sell for 300 obo. Ran about 10 times. (757) 653-7843

GUITAR CLASSES - Now that you have that new guitar, plan on giving me a call. 1-on-1 (Midtown NN) Wk/bi-wk sched. Call/text (757) 528-7017

FURNISHINGS &APPLIANCES

COFFE TABLE - Glass top & iron swirled based coffee table. Great condition. $85. can be delivered for fee. (757) 759-0618

8X11 WOOL RUG - New hand-tufted wool rug, 8’x11’. Small hole from shipping (easily repaired). Orig $700. Asking $250 OBO. (757) 848-7748

CABINETS - Light maple finish, 3 wall/3 floor cabinets. Selling pieces or set with laminate counter/stainless sink: $400 (757) 848-7748

STACK WSHR/DRYR - 2.7 cu ft, white, electric Frigidaire stacked washer/dryer, great condition. - $500 OBO (757) 848-7748

Furnishings & Appliances cont.

FURNITURE - Sofa chair $50, antique dresser $300, hardwood kitchen table/6 chairs set $200, hardwood desk/shelves $200 (757) 759-2549

DINING ROOM SET - Dining table,chairs and Hutch for sale, pics available at request, making room for an office $300 or OBO (757) 934-0273

BEDROOM SET - Solid Wood (Oak) including Full size mattress/spring-set suitable also queen-Dresser-ends-mirror for $1150. (757) 897-6195

COUCH - blue couch with flowers good condition text for picture $50 (757) 536-4744

KITCHEN TABLE - tall kitchen table and 4 chairs great condition $100 text 536.4744 for picture - light oak in color (757) 536-4744

CHAIR - Wingback accent chair,LN,burgundy print cloth with wooden legs. $35. Can txt pics. (757) 827-6322

DINETTE SET - $150 (REDUCED) Light Oak Dinette Set + 4 fabric swivel chairs on casters. Call (757) 218-0716

FURNITURE - Sofa chair $50, antique dresser $300, hardwood kitchen table/6 chairs set $200, hardwood desk/shelves $200 (757) 759-2549

DESK - Beautiful executive writing desk, 3’x5’, solid oak, “Good Wood” brand, Mission style, ex.cond., $100 (757) 688-9981

DESK - Beautiful executive writing desk, 3’x5’, solid oak “Good Wood” brand, Mission style, ex.cond. $100 (757) 850-8738

DINETTE SET - 72” X 44” Glass & Metal Dinette set w/ 6 chairs & 4 matching bar stools. Pics by text. $1,100 (757) 329-1789

3 SHLV ENT CTR - Great Black Entertainment Center; All 3 shelves are very strong glass. Modern/Contemporary Style. (757) 773-8057

TANNING BED - Suncrest 16 Bulb 220 Volt Tanning Bed in very good working condition. You must move.$400 obo (757) 249-3118

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REAL ESTATE

MOBILE HOME - 2br 1bth Mobile Home 4 sale. Deck, shed & laundry area. $11K Cash. 10 min from shipyard no dogs. leave messag (757) 719-7235

HOUSE FOR RENT - 2Bd/1ba in downtown NN, handicap accessible, wash/dry, fridge, & stove, $835/mo. (804) 748-2568

HOME FOR RENT - NORFOLK 3Bdrm,Lg Bath,Garage,LR, DR,Lg Den w/cath ceil. Hardwood Flrs,Cent AC,WDHU,Bg Yard, Great neig.No Pet (757) 340-6653

HOME FOR RENT - Denbigh. 3 BR 1.5 Ba townhouse in Courthouse Green w/new appl & new flooring, fenced back yard. $895/mo. + dp (757) 880-1782

ROOM FOR RENT - To share 3bdrm home in Menchville area $550 mth all util & wifi incld. Ser Inqry only. (757) 715-9291

APT FOR RENT - 2300 SQ FT 4 bdrm 2 full bth incl wash/dry wtr/swg 10 min from NNS $1,150/mth (757) 871-9627

H A N D Y M A N S P E C I A L- 4 b d / 2 b a 2,092 sqft Victorian home in Historic Portsmouth. Needs TLC,asking 89k ARV=180K (757) 759-4293

ROOM FOR RENT - Share 3brm 2bath in Menchville. Wifi fios utilities washer dryer included. Own bathroom. $100/week (804) 815-9493

TOWNHOUSE FOR SALE - Near LAFB, Hampton, 1500sf, 3BD, 2.5BA, great starter home or rental property 126K (757) 406-2256

AERIAL PHOTOS - Aerial Photos, Insured member of Academy of Model Aeronautics, Fast turn-around, Serving Hampton Roads (757) 374-1086

HOMEBUYER CLASS - Virginia Housing and Community Development Corp monthly class. Down-payment assistance funds available. (480) 382-7367

HOME FOR SALE - Move-in Ready, 3BR/1BA near Langley. Completely Remodeled, Security System, 15 min from Shipyard. Only $115K (757) 355-2007

HOME FOR RENT - In nice NN area. 3BR, 1BA. 1 car att garage, large deck, large fenced in garden. (757) 535-9279

HOUSE/RENT - 4BR/1BA/LR, LargeKitchen, Washer/Dryer/Refrigator/CentralAir/Heat/det garg/Fenceyard No Pets $950. (757) 810-9467

APT FOR RENT - 2300 SQ FT 4 bdrm 2 full bth incl wash/dry wtr/swg 10 min from NNS $1,150/mth (757) 871-9627

Real Estate cont.

HOME FOR SALE - North Hilton, NN. 3BR/1BA, detached garage w/shop area, fenced backyard, open rear deck, 1,074sq.ft, $119,000 (757) 869-2550

HOUSE FOR RENT - rental-Foxhill 1770 sq ft.3br/2ba, ss appliances,living room washer/dryer hookup $1,200. a month (757) 224-4439

HOME FOR SALE - Meridian Parkside Condo 3BR/3.5BA with 2 Car Garage.3 story. SS Appliances. Washer/Dryer.End Unit. $225K (757) 912-6308

MISCELLANEOUS

GIRLS BIKE - 18 “girls bike in good condition. White/Blue Great beginner bike. $10 text for pic (757) 897-3246

DOLL - WISPY WALKER - Brand new 31” doll walks with you. Ages 3+. $30. Call or text for pics. (757) 236-1977

EXERCISE EQUIPT - Ellipticals $50-150 & exercise bikes $40-150 and Treadmill $135, Gym quality stair stepper (757) 589-7248

BOWFLEX MACHINE - Bowflex machine. Good condition. $275. You pick up in Tabb. (757) 876-2497

CLEANING - Need help cleaning your house? Based on size its $75 or less! (757) 880-8519

NURSING MOMS - Medela Pump In Style Advanced Metro Bag, Double Electric - Like New, Stored in Orig Box, $240 (757) 759-4293

HARLEY DAVIDSON JACKETS - Women’s Leather Jackets $175 ea. VANSON Women’s Properf CSRX size 10. $275 (757) 329-1789

HANDYMAN - Call for a free estimate on fixing all of your home’s problems. (757) 256-8131

FOR SALE - Bally’s Slot Machine, Serious Inquires only ! Call for more info (757) 880-1784

WIRE SHELVING - New 12’ shelving 12” & 20” deep. Save lots putting in shelves. 12”-$10; 20”-$25 (mult pc deals) (757) 535-9279

LEATHER JACKETS - 2 XL Denver Broncos, 1XL Patriots, 1XL 49NERS. $150. each. All are in excellent condition. (757) 777-0409

MICROWAVE - MICRO WAVE -($45), Mini Refrigerator ($65), Ionic Air Purifier $45 (old fashion popcorn popper $35 (757) 589-2693

Miscellaneous cont.

CHILDCARE - Experienced,CPR Certified/Affordable, 8 min away from NNS, any shift, weekends availability, any age (757) 593-1655

A/C SERVICE - Service and clean your heat pump call today (757) 771-3441

LAUNDRY DETERGT - LAUNDRY DETERGT - 5 GAL. bucket of quality laundry detergent. 400+ loads. $35 (757) 589-7248

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

HEAT PUMP - Offering FREE tune-up, inspec + REBATE for Dom. Power cust. with Heat Pump. (757) 286-2368

HOMEBUYER CLASS - 1st time home buyer class Saturday, Jan 17th from 10am to 2p.Hampton Public Lib, 4207 Hampton Blvd.Rm A. (480) 382-7367

DAYCARE - Experienced & have 1 spot open for in home daycare / preschool. Located in Newmarket area near Mercury Blvd. (757) 679-0305

FOOD DELIVERY - Hungry at work? Want Chipotle, Chick-fil-a, Panera Bread, SteakNSheak & more? We Deliver! Mon-Fri (757) 926-5519

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

LAWN CARE - Give the gift of a neat yard! Leaf removal, mowing, flowerbed maintenance,etc.-ideal for seniors on your list (757) 871-4589

CHILDCARE - M-F 6am-6pm Exp and Ref. Affordable 3 openings in my Hmptn home, $20 off 1st weeks rate All ages PLS (757) 947-4408

HAIR TOOLS - Full set Gold-n-Hot hair tools w/electric oven. Used only 2 times on a mannequin. Make an offer. (757) 371-3904

HOME CLEANING - General home cleaning. Free Estimates. One time cleaning welcomed. Licensed & Insured. (757) 371-3904

CHILDCARE - 1st, 2nd, 3rd & weekends available; FT/PT, meals included; near Ft Eustis / Denbigh area; call for info (757) 696-2727

PETS

FISH AQUARIUM - 32 gallon fish aquarium,light, filter, ect $50 obo (336) 324-0645

Pets cont.

PETS - Phantom Maltipoo Female puppy $600 OBO (252) 395-0162

AKC PUPPIES - AKC Senior & Master Hunter Pedigree Yellow Female & Black Male $650 (757) 813-6905

JACK RUSSELL’S - PUPPIES-NN area Sire/Dam onsite. No papers 5m/1F short legged/ smooth coat 4 months old ready now $400 (757) 771-0887

CORN SNAKES - Baby albino corn snakes hatched for New Years $30. 19 to choose from. (757) 810-2895

PB GREAT DANES - Pure Bred Great Dane Puppies with papers due 12/24/2014. Contact for additional info/pictures. (757) 272-3851

PUPPY FOR SALE - Pitbull mix puppy male, up-to-date on shots. 14 weeks. $130 or obo. text for pic (804) 909-7288

WANTED

MOTORCYCLE - Wanted, British Motorcycles, any condition, or parts. will pay cash. (757) 620-4472

ROOMMATE WANTED - Roommate To share 3bdrm home in Menchville area $550 mth all util & wifi incld. Ser Inqry only!! (757) 715-9291

ROMMATE - 450 A month, utilities included. No smokers. Direct TV, WiFi, W&D. We have a Cat & Dog.Call/Txt Preferred (925) 303-7264

VAN RIDERS - Readers needed,Van leaving from Belvidere,Chowan and Gates County to NNS 1St Shift . (252) 619-3117

SEWING MACHINES - Need working sewing machines donated for use by Sr Citizens at the IOW Nike Park Senior Center. Will pick-up. (757) 365-4197

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