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The armed forces have played a pivotal role in HamptonRoads, a nautical term meaning protected anchorage or safe

harbor, since the English set foot here in 1607. The soldierswho accompanied the first settlers are the predecessors of thethousands of men and women who have donned uniforms toprotect the United States.

The region is proud to house bases associated with eachbranch of the military, including: Joint Base Langley-Eustis,Fort Monroe, Coast Guard Station Portsmouth and numerousNavy bases – including Naval Station Norfolk, Naval Air StationOceana, Joint Expeditionary Base (JEB) Little Creek-Fort Story.

With so much presence in the area, the Navy is the heart of theregion. With more than 95,000 uniformed men and womencurrently stationed here, the Navy has had undeniable im-pact on the region’s history, economy and culture. More than300,000 residents are part of the Navy family, plus an over-whelming number of retired or separated Sailors who chooseto remain here.

Naval Station Norfolk is the world’s largest naval base. Morethan 60,000 military and 10,000 civilian personnel work onthe base, which homeports more than 80 Atlantic Fleet shipsand 16 squadrons.

The world’s largest amphibious base – formerly Naval Amphibi-ous Base Little Creek and now part of Joint Expeditionary BaseLittle Creek-Fort Story – is the homeport for 30 amphibiousships, including patrol aircraft and salvage ships. About 80tenant commands are based at JEB-Little Creek, including Na-val Special Warfare Group II, East Coast-based SEALs and theArmed Forces School of Music.

JEB-Fort Story is home to the 11th Transportation Battalion,which conducts amphibious operations. It is the Army’s onlysaltwater-purification training site. The site offers amphibioustraining for all branches, including explosive ordnance disposalSailors and Navy SEALs.

Naval Air Station Oceana is the most sophisticated andcritically important air station in the Navy, with collectivelyalmost 20 squadrons and almost 300 aircraft stationedthere. The base employs 10,500 military and 2,340 civil-ian personnel. Dam Neck Annex, also part of NAS Oceana,hosts the Fleet Combat Training Center, which trains morethan 1,000 students each month. Dam Neck employs an-other 2,412 military and 1,080 civilian personnel.

Naval Weapons Station Yorktown is the Navy’s premiereweapons facility. More than 3,000 military and civilian per-sonnel work on the 11,500-acre base, maintaining mis-siles and other ordnance for the Atlantic Fleet.

With a list of Navy resources, childcare options, communityinformation and contact information for public and privateschools and religious organizations, this special section isintended to help make the transition to Hampton Roads alittle easier and a little more enjoyable while getting to knowthe Navy and civilian communities.

WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR?EXPLORE HAMPTON ROADS!

WELCOME to Hampton Roads

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RELOCATION Services & Information

CHECKING IN:Working Hours Arrival – Norfolk normal hours of oper-ations are from 7:30 a.m. - 4 p.m., Monday throughFriday. Personnel arriving during normal working hoursshould report to their respective unit’s administrative de-partment for check-in.

All After Hours Arrivals – Report to the Naval Station Nor-folk Quarterdeck located at Bldg. N-26, 1530 Gilbert St.,Suite 2000, Norfolk. The Quarterdeck can be reached at322-2866. Ensure your orders are stamped with the re-porting date and time prior to departing the Quarterdeck.

NORFOLK INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT:Norfolk International Airport provides an information boothfrom 8 a.m. to midnight seven days a week. Uniformedpersonnel have information about Hampton Roads bas-es, transportation and telephone numbers for duty offices,ombudsmen and emergency assistance. The booth maybe reached by calling 444-3040.

PERSONNEL SUPPORT ACTIVITY:The Personnel Support Activity located on Naval StationNorfolk provides one-stop service personnel reporting toor departing from commands in this area. Detachmentsare at every naval installation to assist with personnel,disbursing and educational matters. For informationabout services, locations and hours, visit http://1.usa.gov/XaSo8X call 445-4981.

HOUSEHOLD GOODS:The Consolidated Personal Property Shipping Offices(CPPSO) in Norfolk and at Joint Base Langley-Eustishas a full range of services available including storageof household goods, baggage and vehicles. Contact theCPPSO upon arrival even if the delivery address is un-known.

For those who plan to live on the Southside, call 443-3700 and follow the prompts. For those who plan to liveon the Peninsula, call 764-2045.

GETTING SETTLEDIN HAMPTON ROADS

Before signing delivery documents,note all known loss or damage sus-tained to the shipment. If any prop-erty was damaged or lost, contactthe CPPSO as soon as possible tofind out how to file a claim.

DEFENSE PERSONAL PROPERTY // MOVE.MILIn an effort to make moving a little bit easier for you, the US De-partment of Defense (DoD) United States Transportation Com-mand (USTRANSCOM) and the Military Surface Deploymentand Distribution Command (SDDC) developed the DefensePersonal Property Program, or DP3.

As part of the DP3 mission, an internet-based system to man-age DoD household goods moves was created. It’s called theDefense Personal Property System (DPS).

Through DPS and the DP3 initiative, you will have the abilityto self-counsel and submit your application online, track yourshipment through DPS or Interactive Voice Response (IVR),have the option to file a claim online, and to settle directlywith your moving company as well as Full Replacement Value(FRV) of lost and damaged goods.

FLEET AND FAMILY SUPPORT CENTERSFleet and Family Support Centers (FFSC) of Hampton Roadsare a valuable resource, available 24 hours a day. The sevenfull-service FFSC’s in Hampton Roads are staffed with highly-trained specialists who understand the unique demands ofmilitary life.

Get up-to-date information on military and community re-sources such as TRICARE, child care, schools, ombudsmaninformation, ships’ care lines and much more

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CALL AN FFSC SPECIALISTNAVSTA Norfolk444-2102

JEB Little Creek462-7563

NAS Oceana433-2912

Dam Neck Annex433-2912

NSA Northwest Annex421-8770

NWS Yorktown887-4606

Newport News688-6289

After Hours: 444-NAVY or(800) FSC-LINE (372-5463)

For more, visit www.cnic.navy.mil/navylifema.



For information on workshops and services, check FFSC Sig-nal newsletter available at any of the FFSC locations or visitwww.cnic.navy.mil/NorfolkSta/FleetAndFamilyReadiness/SupportServices. For information about services available atthe JEB-Fort Story Army Community Service Center, visit http://www.eustismwr.com.

RELOCATION ASSISTANCE:FFSC offers one-on-one consultation from experienced reloca-tion counselors – including extensive information and referralservices. FFSC provides information about housing, child care,schools and local resources, including Welcome Aboard Packetsand information about bases worldwide.

For those with household goods in transit, the FFSC LendingLocker offers short-term loans of basic furniture and kitchenitems, such as foldout mattresses, cribs, car seats, strollers,kitchen utensils, folding tables and chairs.

FFSC offers a variety of workshops, including Welcome to Hamp-ton Roads. FFSC can also help foreign-born spouses acclimateto the area and provide audio and video language tapes. Formore information, visit http://www.cnic.navy.mil/NorfolkSta/FleetAndFamilyReadiness. You can request a Welcome AboardPacket, find out about local FFSC relocation services and otherresources.

EMPLOYMENT AND CAREER RESOURCES:Each FFSC has a one-stop Career Development Resource Center(CDRC) open to military personnel and family members. TheCDRC offers employment assistance, job leads, computer jobsearch resources and employment workshops.

PERSONAL FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT:Sign up for financial education workshops like The Art of Mon-ey Management, Car Buying Strategies, Savings and Invest-ments and many others. FFSC provides one-on-one financialcounseling to help manage debt, create a budget or addressspecific concerns.

CLINICAL COUNSELING:FFSC offers short-term counseling and crisis intervention foractive duty individuals and military couples. Family membersare referred to appropriate mental health providers in the com-munity for individual and family counseling. FFSC also offers avariety of therapeutic and educational groups.

STRESS MANAGEMENT WORKSHOPS:FFSC offers stress management workshops for active dutyor family members, as well as programs to help reduce thestress of deployments and parenting.

PARENTING WORKSHOPS:Learn and grow with strategies from today’s leading ex-perts in childrearing. The centers’ parenting workshopsmake expert advice easily available. Parenting workshopsinclude Parenting in a Military Family, Dads and Disci-pline, Enhancing Stepfamilies, Single Parenting in the Mili-tary and others.

TRANSITION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM:The Transition Assistance Program is a four-day course thatcovers resume writing, interviewing skills, salary negotia-tions, military benefits and many other topics to help smooththe transition from military to civilian life.

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Command career counselors can set up a quota. The CDRCis available for individual services. For service members whoare still unsure about separation or retirement, FFSC offersCareer Options Navy Skills and Evaluation Program (CON-SEP).

EXCEPTIONAL FAMILY MEMBER PROGRAM:Identifying resources to meet the special needs of fam-ily members can be overwhelming while moving. Specialneeds consist of ongoing requirements for medical treatment,psychological services or special education. FFSC can as-sist families with the Exceptional Family Member Program(EFMP) enrollment process and find suitable resources forcare and information.

SPONSOR TRAINING:This single-session training teaches command personnelto serve as sponsors. Topics include ways to be an ef-fective sponsor, duties and responsibilities, military andcommunity sources and FFSC relocation assistance. Thetraining is available by request at Dam Neck Annex, LittleCreek, Norfolk, Northwest Annex, Oceana and Yorktown.

NAVY LODGES:Hampton Roads offers three convenient Navy Lodge loca-tions at Naval Station Norfolk, JEB Little Creek and FleetCombat Training Center Atlantic, Dam Neck. The NorfolkLodge provides 292 rooms, including eight suites; LittleCreek offers 100 rooms and Dam Neck offers 50 rooms.

These modern, comfortable rooms provide more con-veniences to their guests than one might expect from acommercial chain of hotels. Cribs are available upon re-quest, as well as irons and ironing boards.

Personnel can make reservations anytime in advance.Orders must be presented at check-in along with avalid military identification. Reservations are held upto 6 p.m. without deposit. Check-in time is 3 p.m.,however, early arrivals will be accommodated accord-ing to room availability. Due to base restrictions, notall Navy Lodges are “Pet Friendly.” For guidelines andrestrictions, contact the Navy Lodge Central Reserva-tion Center at 1-800-628-9466.

CONT. For more information or for reservations, call the central reser-vation center, visit www.Navy-Lodge.com. or call a HamptonRoads Navy Lodge directly:

NAVY HOUSING SERVICES:All DoD personnel, married and single, assigned to a commandin Hampton Roads can receive housing information from theNavy Housing Welcome Center located at 7924 14th St., Bldg.SDA-337 in Norfolk. For services, call 445-2832 or (800) 628-7510.

The Yorktown satellite center is located at 1970 Von Steuben Dr.in Newport News. For services, call 847-7806 or toll free (800)704-5488.

For Public Private Venture (PPV) housing, Navy Housing coun-selors qualify members for PPV Housing. Housing counselorswill process housing applications for referral to PPV housing.Lincoln Military Housing is the housing partner who managersthe PPV homes. Members are also counseled on lease agree-ments, sales contracts, tenant and landlord issues and otherhousing concerns.

Service members can rent apartments, condominiums, townhomes and houses through the Rental Partnership Program(RPP). Properties extend from Virginia Beach to Williamsburg.The RPP provides affordable housing at a discounted rate. Mili-tary members agree to a one-year lease and pay rent by allot-ment. Other savings for civilian property managers and ownersinclude reduced turnovers, operations and maintenance costs.Details are available at the Navy Housing Welcome Center.

The Navy Housing Welcome Center maintains a large data baseof community rental and sales listings to suit every need. Ser-vices are customized to assist in locating living accommoda-tions and to familiarize customers with the Hampton Roads area.

THE HOUSING SERVICE CENTER CAN HELPYOU WITH ALL OF YOUR HOUSING NEEDS.Visit http://1.usa.gov/JbH3BG to learn more.

CALL A NAVY LODGE DIRECTLYNAVY LODGE LITTLE CREEK 464-62151125 Gator Blvd., Building 3335, Virginia Beach

NORFOLK NAVY LODGE 489-26567811 Hampton Blvd., Norfolk

NAVY LODGE DAMNECK 437-8100FCTCL Dam Neck , Virginia Beach.



The Navy Housing Welcome Center provides home buying,selling and property management workshops each month.The instructors are Realty specialists who provide informationabout the home buying process, how to determine the salesprice, selecting a real estate agent and real estate closing de-tails.

Housing information for outbound families is available in thedeparture library. Plan for your new duty station by visiting theNavy Housing Welcome Center where you can access infor-mation on all military bases worldwide.

Other services include command presentations, briefings andtraining; showing services for personnel without transportationand counseling for special needs. Maps, telephones, copiers,fax machines and more are available.

ARMY HOUSING SERVICES – JEB FORT STORY:Military Family Housing: Balfour Beatty Communities560A Cape Henry Rd., Virginia BeachMonday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.www.ftstoryfamilyhousing.com or call 962-3511.

VEHICLE DECALS:Decals are required for all vehicles and must be obtained fromthe pass office. Decals are valid for three years or until end ofenlistment. Applications include proper DoD identification, reg-istration, a valid driver’s license and evidence of insurance andstate inspection. Vehicles must display the inspection stickerfrom state of registration.

Virginia law requires $25,000 (injury or death to one per-son), $50,000 (injury or death to two or more persons) and$20,000 (property damage). Lesser amounts of insuranceare acceptable if they meet the minimum requirements for thestate the vehicle is registered in.

NAVY EXCHANGE MILITARY MOVING CENTERThe Navy Exchange Military Moving Center offers free and easyon-line access to connect essential services at a new home.The service can be used before arriving in the area, providedthe new address has been established. With this service, utili-ties can be selected and purchased, billing and payment meth-ods can be chosen and utilities can be disconnected amongmany other services. The referral feature can connect membersto a variety of services like self-storage facilities, local movers

and alarm monitoring. Compare pricing and plan offeringsfrom multiple service providers. To register for the service,the new address and move-in date is required to get start-ed. For more information, visit www.militarymovingcenter.com/nexcom.

NAVY MORALE, WELFARE, AND RECREATIONThe Navy Morale, Welfare and Recreation (MWR) Divisionprovides a varied program of recreation, social and com-munity support activities on U.S. Navy facilities worldwide.Their programs provide active duty, reserve and retiredNavy personnel and their families with sports and physi-cal fitness activities, child development and youth pro-grams and a variety of food and beverage services.

For more information, visit mwr.navy.mil. For Information,Tickets and Tours (ITT), call or visit one of the HamptonRoads ITT offices. CONT. 8



MWR FACILITIESDAM NECK ANNEXBldg. 524, 1977 Terrier Ave.Virginia Beach 492-6806Local attractions tickets only.

JEB-LITTLE CREEKBldg. 3530, 1210 Amphibious Dr.,Virginia Beach 462-7665

JEB-FORT STORY720 New Guinea Rd., Fort Story422-7472

NAS OCEANABldg. 430, 3rd St., Virginia Beach433-3301

NMC PORTSMOUTHBldg. 3, 620 John Paul Jones Cir.953-5439

NAVSTA NORFOLKBldg. 1560, Mall Dr.445-6663/6664

NWS YORKTOWNBldg. 2006, Shuprer Dr., Yorktown887-4609

NWS CHEATHAM ANNEXBldg. 284, Williamsburg 887-7418Local attractions tickets only

NNSY PORTSMOUTHBldg. 1559, Scott Center Annex,Portsmouth 396-1776/396-1777

NSA NORTHWEST ANNEXRelay Rd., Bldg. 237,Chesapeake 421-8628

NAVY EXCHANGES:The Navy Exchange (NEX) carries a wide variety of prod-ucts from clothing, luggage to health and beauty aids tohouse wares, electronics, giftware, toys and office supplies.On average, customers save 15.8 percent on the merchan-dise they purchase, not including the savings from no salestax. NEX also offers a wide variety of services throughoutthe area, including barber shops, beauty salons, dry clean-ers, laundries, tailor shops, watch repair, flower shops andphoto processing. Most exchanges also feature retail mer-chandise stores, cafeterias, garages and gas stations.

NEX also includes uniform shops. The Uniform SupportCenter’s mail order program is available 24 hours per day,7 days a week from CONUS, Guam, Hawaii, Virgin Islandsand Puerto Rico, call (800) 368-4088.

NEX offers locations at NAVSTA Norfolk, Armed ForcesStaff College and LANFLT Norfolk in Norfolk; FISC Norfolk,Cheatham Annex in Williamsburg; Oceana, Little Creekand Dam Neck in Virginia Beach; NNSY Portsmouth inPortsmouth; NSGA Chesapeake in Chesapeake; and NavalWeapons Station Yorktown in Yorktown. For information,visit www.navy-nex.com or call (800) 628-3924 Mon.through Fri. from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Eastern time.

ARMY AND AIR FORCE EXCHANGES:The Army and Air Force Exchange Service (AAFES) offers a fullservice location at JEB-Fort Story. For more information, visitwww.shopmyexchange.com/ExchangeStores.

TREASURE SHOP:Naval Station Norfolk’s Treasure Shop is located in the for-mer Immaculate Conception Chapel. Founded in 1973, TheTreasure Shop is a nonprofit consignment shop operated bymilitary and civilian volunteers. All Treasure Shop proceedsgo to local charities.

The shop is open from September to May, Mondays and Wednes-days from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and the first and third Saturday ofeach month from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. For more information, call423-0790. The Treasure Shop accepts all types of items with theexception of clothing and uniforms.

JEB LITTLE CREEK CHAPELROMAN CATHOLICMass schedule: 5p.m., Sat. (fulfills Sun.obligation), 9a.m. & 12:15 p.m., Sun.Fellowship: 10a.m., Sun.Choir practice: 6p.m., Tues.Confessions: 3:30-4:30p.m., Sat.PROTESTANTSun. School: 9a.m. Sun.AWANA/Children’s Church: 10a.m., Sun.Worship:10:30a.m., Sun.Fellowship: 11:30a.m., Sun.Coffeehouse: 6p.m., Sun.Bible Study/Band Practice: 5p.m., Mon.PWOC: 9:30a.m., WedChoir practice: 6 p.m., Wed.LATTER DAY SAINTSWorship: 11:30a.m., Sun. (Chapel

Annex Classroom 1)

Meeting: 7p.m., Wed. (Chapel Annex

Classroom 4)

DAM NECK ANNEX CHAPELROMAN CATHOLICConfessions: 4:15p.m. - Sat.Mass Schedule: 5p.m. - Sat.PROTESTANTWorship service: 9 a.m. - Sun.

JEB FORT STORY CHAPELROMAN CATHOLICMass schedule: 9 a.m., Sun.Bible study: 9:30 a.m., Tues.PROTESTANTWorship:11a.m., Sun.Bible study: Noon, Wed.

ON-BASE RELIGIOUSSERVICE TIMES:

NAVAL STATION NORFOLKROMAN CATHOLICOur Lady of Victory ChapelMass schedule 11:45a.m., Wed.10a.m., Sun..PROTESTANTDavid Adams Memorial ChapelWorship: 10:30a.m., Sun.

JEWISH SABBATHCommodore Levy Chapel(Second Floor Bldg. C7)

Sabbath: 7:30 p.m., Fri.(Sabbath Fellowship Oneg Shabbot Follows)

ISLAMIC WORSHIPMasjid al Da’wah 2nd Floor (Bldg. C-7)

Services: 1:30 p.m., Fri.Chapels are open daily for prayer.

NAS OCEANA CHAPELROMAN CATHOLICMass schedule: 11:30a.m.,Mon.-Thurs.9a.m. & 12:15p.m., Sun.PROTESTANTSun. school: 9:15a.m., Sun.Worship:10:40a.m., Sun.Bible study: 11a.m., Wed.

CONTACT INFO:Norfolk 444-7361JEBLCFS 462-7427Yorktown 887-4711Oceana 433-2871Dam Neck Annex 492-6602



CHILD CARE For Military Families

Quality, Accessibleand AffordableChild Care

Hampton Roads offers a number of excellent child care op-tions, including the Navy Child Development Centers and

Navy-sponsored Child Development Home program.

NAVAL MEDICAL CENTER PORTSMOUTH (NMCP)provides free child care for children 6 weeks to 5 years old whenactive duty and/or family members have medical appointmentsat NMCP. You will need the child’s current immunization record.For reservations or more information, call 953-6873.

Finding quality accessible and affordable child care is possiblefor every military family. National Military Family Association,Military OneSource, the Child Care Aware Hotline (800) 424-2246 and Military Homefront all provide information aboutchild care resources.

For additional choices in the Hampton Roads community,contact The Planning Council’s Childcare Resource and Refer-ral Service. The Planning Council, contracted by the VirginiaDepartment of Social Services, trains child care providers andhelps parents locate quality child care. Referrals may be re-ceived by calling the Child Care Answer Line at 622-9268 ext.3045 or 3051, by emailing [email protected] by visiting www.theplanningcouncil.org/childreferral.htm.

Parents are urged to research each child care facility thorough-ly before settling on a particular one. Ask when the center orhome facility will be open. Ask how the program is adminis-tered – whether snacks and meals are offered, what the adult-to-child ratio is and what the age ranges are for children. Visitthe facility to learn more about it, including its licensing andaccreditation.

NAVY CHILD& YOUTHPROGRAMS(866) NAVY-CDC | 1-866-628-9232

NAS DAM NECK ANNEXCDC 492-8685

WILLOUGHBYCDC 444-3008

NAVSTA NORFOLKCDC 444-3239;Youth Center 444-8259

JEB LITTLE CREEKCDC 462-7868;Youth Center 462-8718

JEB FORT STORYCDC 422-7413;Youth Center 422-7714

NAS OCEANACDC 433-3164;Youth Center 433-3976

NWS YORKTOWNCDC 887-4733;Youth Center 887-4310

NNS PORTSMOUTHCDC 967-2676;Youth Center 396-1990

NSA NORTHWEST ANNEXCDC 421-8266;Youth Center 421-8258

CHILD DEVELOPMENTHomes 462-8930

MIDWAY MANOR YOUTHCenter 444-1007

CHILD AND YOUTH24/7 Centers:

NAVSTA Norfolk445-8815

NSA Norfolk444-3379

Portsmouth953-7050

JEB Little Creek462-4841


If you are new to Hampton Roads, it probably won’t take youlong to fit in. Not only are the local people welcoming, but

you have a lot of military company here too. And there are lotsof military retirees representing all branches of services. And atsome point, they all need a doctor! For those reasons, Hamp-ton Roads has some of the finest military medical facilities inthe world. There are more than 100,000 active duty servicemembers and approximately 430,000 TRICARE beneficiariesin the area. That translates into a lot of choices for you when itcomes to your health care.

“Tri-Service Coordinated” Health Care refers to the coordina-tion of resources between the local military hospital, clinics,and civilian sources. All branches of service are covered byTRICARE. TRICARE Service Centers offer military appointments,civilian network referral, benefits information and claims as-sistance. Hampton Roads is part of the TRICARE North Region.

HEALTH BENEFITS TRICARE

TRICARE OPTIONS INHAMPTON ROADS

DENTAL INFORMATION

TRICARE Standard, Extra and PrimeOpen to all rates and ranks

Services provided at several locations

Flexibility in choosing a specific health care providerwill affect the amount patient will pay in cost share.

For more information, call 1-877-874-2273Medical Appointments 1-866-645-4584Mental Health appointments 1-866-645-4584

United Concordia Tricare Family Dental Plan1-800-866-8499 — 24 hourswww.TRICAREdentalprogram.com

UTILITIES &SERVICESCHESAPEAKEwww.chesapeake.va.usGarbage/Recycling, 382-2489Water and sewer, 382-6352

HAMPTONwww.hampton.va.usGarbage/Recycling 727-8311Water and sewer, 727-6346

NEWPORT NEWSwww.nngov.comGarbage/Recycling, 269-2700Water and sewer, 926-8000

NORFOLKwww.norfolk.govGarbage collection, 441-5813Recycling, 441-1347Water and sewer, 664-6700

PORTSMOUTHwww.portsmouthva.govGarbage collection andrecycling, 393-8663Water and sewer, 393-8524

SUFFOLKwww.suffolk.va.usGarbage collection, 514-7630Recycling, 543-5766

Water and sewer, 514-7000

VIRGINIA BEACHwww.vbgov.comGarbage/Recycling, 427-4650Water and sewer, 427-4631

CABLE:• Charter Communications

(Suffolk), (888) 438-2427• Cox Communications 224-1111• Verizon Fios Internet and TV

(888) 881-8161

ELECTRICITY:Dominion Virginia Power(866) 366-4357

GAS:• Columbia Gas of Virginia

(Chesapeake, Portsmouth and Suffolk)(800) 543-8911

• Virginia Natural Gas(866) 229-3578

LOCAL PHONE SERVICE:• Cox Communications 224-1111• Cavalier Telephone

(800) 291-9699• Verizon

(800) 837-4966

MISS UTILITY: (Call Before You Dig)(800) 552-7001

• We welcome Tricare benefi ciaries

• Board-certifi ed pediatricians

• Free prenatal visit

• Convenient extended hours

• Infectious disease specialist

• International adoption and travel clinic

• Full access to CHKD services


SEVEN CITIES Of Hampton Roads

The Hampton Roads region is located in Southeastern Vir-ginia along the East Coast of the United States. The region is

the birthplace of Colonial America, merging centuries of historywith rich culture, beautiful waterfront landscapes, lively com-munities, modern technology, economic prosperity, a thrivingmaritime industry, and a strong military presence.

Hampton Roads is actually made up of seven independent cit-ies. Like other major metropolitan areas, it may be difficult atfirst to figure out where one city leaves off and the next begins.Many people of the southeastern area of Virginia still refer tothe region as “Tidewater.” With a landmass of nearly 1,500square miles and a population of more than 1.7 million people,Hampton Roads is the 36th largest metropolitan statistical areain the United States.

Hampton Roads has much to offer in terms of quality of life.Residents enjoy the best of city, suburban and country living

and can take advantage of expansive shorelines, museums, opera,festivals, sports, colonial cities and towns, state and national parksand many retail and residential options.

The culturally diverse region offers something for everyone – fromNASCAR racing at Langley Speedway to Shakespeare under the stars.Family entertainment is central. Hampton Roads is home to the Chil-dren’s Museum of Virginia in Portsmouth and the Virginia Aquarium inVirginia Beach. Local libraries are bursting at the seams with specialprogramming for children and adults. Spend a quiet summer after-noon fishing at Grandview Pier in Hampton. In the fall, whale watchoff the shores of Virginia Beach.

From opera to bluegrass and from city dwelling to farm life, it is easyto find something appealing, whether the niche is a small urbanneighborhood like Ghent in Norfolk or the rural landscapes of Suffolk.Get to know the communities of Hampton Roads and its 400 years ofhistory and see why so many call Hampton Roads home.

from MY MILITARY FAMILY to YOURS,

TO HAMPTON ROADS★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

I’m a local Realtor®.But I’m also a Mom and Wife.

If you’re interested in Renting, Buying or Selling a Home in the Hampton Roads area, I’m here to help.

In my 20 plus years of being a Military spouse, I’ve gained lots of experience in the ups and downs of moving and how to balance moving with family life.

If this is what you’re looking for then give me a call or email me. I’m always here to help and I’m only a phone call or email away.

I’m a No Pressure Realtor®

who believes in Working Hardand Earning Your Business.

Sharon Rand-VoogdTurzac Realty LLC

663-A Turnberry BlvdNewport News, VA • 23602

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www.welcometohamptonroadshomes.com

4169 Virginia Beach Blvd.Va Beach, VA 23452757-486-2525

905 N. Battlefi eld Blvd.Chesapeake, VA 23320

757-548-3030

1055 Kempsville RdVa Beach, VA, 23464

757-474-1200

1368 N. Great Neck Rd.Va Beach, VA 23454757-496-8300

Pediatric DentistryMark S. Levin, DDS

John I. Barney, DDS

Michael F. Hasty, DDS, MS

Scott H. Rosenblum, DDS, MPH

OrthodonticsJohn I. Barney, DDS

We accept military dental insurance

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All nominees will be recognized by our local business and military

communities at the awards luncheon on May 9th where we

will announce the 10 finalists and the 2013 Heroes of Home

Military Spouse of the Year!

The Heroes at Home Military Spouse of the Year will be chosen

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CHESAPEAKE Virginia

Chesapeake was formed in 1963 by a politi-cal consolidation of the City of South Norfolk with the

former Norfolk County, which dated to 1691. The new cityjoined the ranks of the current Seven Cities of HamptonRoads which are linked by the circumferential HamptonRoads Beltway. And just like much of Hampton Roads,the area boasts an impressive history.

Chesapeake’s history goes far back into Virginia’s colonialroots. On the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway, which pass-es through Chesapeake, lays the site of the Battle of GreatBridge. On Dec. 9, 1775, the red coats and colonistsclashed in the Battle of Great Bridge when the Americanrebels defeated the British and drove them from nearbyNorfolk. Today, the municipal center complex rests a fewhundred yards from that historic spot.

Until the late 1980s and early 1990s, much of Chesa-

peake was either suburban or rural, serving as a bedroomcommunity for the cities of Norfolk and Virginia Beach withresidents commuting to these locations. Beginning in the late1980s and accelerating in the 1990s, however, Chesapeakesaw significant growth, attracting numerous industries andbusinesses of its own.

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to an estimated 222,209 in 2010, according to the U.S.Census Bureau.

Today, Chesapeake is a vibrant community that enjoys the bestof two worlds – one of urban variety, culture and excitementand another of rural landscapes and relaxed country living.In fact, nearly 300 farms occupy close to one-fifth of the city’sland, growing corn, soybean and wheat.

Chesapeake is host to many culturally-diverse events and ishome to many beautiful parks, lakes and rivers. The city hasmore miles of deepwater canals than any other in the country.The Dismal Swamp Canal runs through Chesapeake as well. Itis the oldest continuously used man-made canal in the UnitedStates today and has been in service for over 230 years.

Chesapeake is home to Naval Auxiliary Landing Field Fentress, aNavy facility under Naval Air Station Oceana in Virginia Beach.

POPULATION: 222,209MEDIAN INCOME (HOUSEHOLD) $67,855CITY INFO: 382-2489www.cityofchesapeake.netLIBRARIES: www.chesapeake.lib.va.usSCHOOL INFO: 547-0153www.cps.k12.va.usPARKS: 382-6411www.cityofchesapeake.net/page3023.aspx

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HAMPTON Virginia

Hampton is one of America’s oldest cities andwith a proud and rich history and is one of the

fastest growing cities in the region. Hampton is themost populous settlement with the name and is thesixth most populous city in Virginia.

Hampton’s history is traced to April 30, 1607 whenCaptain John Smith and company landed at Ke-coughtan. They declared the land brought them“great comfort,” before continuing upriver to establishJamestown. On October 1, 1609, Fort Algernourne,one of America’s first forts, was constructed at PointComfort – the site several fortifications would occupy.

Hampton is nestled along the beautiful Chesa-peake Bay and graced with miles of shoreline andbreathtaking water views. Hampton has a distinctsmall-town feel with little traffic and an abundanceof amenities.

Like most cities in Hampton Roads, Hampton also hasa strong military presence. Fort Monroe is headquartersfor the U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command andLangley Air Force Base hosts the 1st Fighter Wing and AirCombat Command.

As the home of NASA Langley Research Center, Hamptonlays claim to the birth of the American space program –the first training ground for American astronauts like JohnGlenn and Alan Shepherd and the Mercury Seven.

Langley Speedway offers NASCAR fans an outlet for their“need for speed.” Call 865-RACE (7223) for more infor-mation about the track and for upcoming races.

In addition to the cost of living being well below the na-tional average, Hampton has one of the lowest crimerates in the region and was rated as one of the “BestPlaces to Live” by Money Magazine. Hampton was alsonamed one of the “100 Best Communities for YoungPeople” in the first-ever national competition held byAmerica’s Promise.

Hampton offers exciting nightlife and family entertainmentwith endless choices to spend leisure time. With its primewaterfront location, boating is one of the most popularactivities. The city has numerous cultural treasures, a vi-brant arts community, distinctive festivals and signatureevents. Feature parks, nature preserves, community cen-ters, public golf courses, classes or programs are avail-able for almost any hobby or interest.

POPULATION: 137,436MEDIAN INCOME (HOUSEHOLD) $49,815CITY INFO: 727-8311 or 311(City)www.hampton.va.usLIBRARIES: www.hamptonpubliclibrary.orgSCHOOL INFO: 727-2000www.sbo.hampton.k12.va.usPARKS: 727-6348www.hampton.va.us/parks

HAMPTON WAS FOUNDED IN 1908


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NEWPORT NEWS Virginia

THE CITY OF NEWPORT NEWS was formally orga-nized and became independent of Warwick County in

1896 by an act of the Virginia General Assembly. It wasone of only a few cities in Virginia to be newly establishedwithout earlier incorporation as a town. Newport Newsis currently ranked as Virginia’s fifth largest incorporatedcity by population and is located at the southwestern endof the Virginia Peninsula on the north shore of the JamesRiver, thus playing a huge role in the maritime industry.

The City of Newport News was essentially founded byCollis P. Huntington. Huntington, a Northern railroad ty-coon from Connecticut, brought two magnet industries toNewport News: the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad andNewport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company.

Now known as Northrop Grumman Newport News, theshipyard, chartered in 1886, has built aircraft carriersfor the Navy since the 1930s, including the first nuclear-

powered aircraft carrier USS Enterprise and is today the solebuilder of the Navy’s carriers.

The first vessel built by the yard was the tugboat Dorothy. New-port News is also home to the Army’s Fort Eustis, home of theU.S. Army Transportation Corps and to the U.S. Army Transpor-tation Museum, featuring traditional and experimental deviceslike the Avro-Car which resembles a flying saucer.

The city provides residents and visitors with plenty to do. His-tory buffs can stroll through Civil War battlefields and 1862Peninsula Campaign sites or peruse the exhibits at The Mari-ner’s Museum, which records 3,000 years of maritime history.

Children of all ages love the Virginia Living Museum whereexhibits depict Virginia’s natural heritage from the mountainsto the sea and introduces visitors to more than 250 living spe-cies native to Virginia through discovery centers and interactivehands-on exhibits.

Newport News is also home to 32 city parks, including oneof the largest municipal parks in the country. Newport NewsPark is a magnificent 8,000 acre-oasis home to an incred-ible variety of native wildlife — deer, foxes, otter, raccoon andbeaver, to name a few — all found in a natural setting of lushwoodlands, flowering meadows and shimmering lakes.

NEWPORT NEWS WAS FOUNDED IN 1896

NO ONE KNOWS FOR SURE WHERE NEWPORTNEWS GOT ITS NAME, BUT “NEWPORTES NEW-ES” FIRST APPEARS IN THE VIRGINIA COMPANYRECORDS IN 1619, MAKING IT ONE OF THE OLD-EST PLACE NAMES IN THE NEW WORLD.

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POPULATION: 180,719MEDIAN INCOME (HOUSEHOLD) $49,562CITY INFO: 926-8000www.nngov.comLIBRARIES: www.nngov.com/librarySCHOOL INFO: 591-4500www.sbo.nn.k12.va.usPARKS: 926-1400www.nnparks.com


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NORFOLK Virginia

NORFOLK is named for the large natural harbor of thesame name located at the mouth of Chesapeake Bay.

The city is bordered to the west by the Elizabeth River andto the north by the Chesapeake Bay. One of the oldest ofthe Hampton Roads cities, Norfolk is considered to be thehistoric, urban, financial and cultural center of the region.

Established in 1624, the city was the colony’s mostprosperous town by 1775. It was an important port forexporting goods to the British Isles and beyond. But onNew Year’s Day 1776, during the three-day siege of theRevolutionary War, most of Norfolk’s early structures weredestroyed. In the spring of 1862, the Battle of Hamp-ton Roads took place off the northwest shore of the city’sSewell’s Point Peninsula, marking the first fight betweentwo ironclads, USS Monitor and CSS Virginia.

1907 brought both the Virginian Railway and the James-town Exposition to Sewell’s Point. The large naval Review

at the exposition, demonstrated the Peninsula’s favorable lo-cation and laid the groundwork for the world’s largest Navalbase. By 1917, as the United States built up to enter WorldWar I, Naval Air Station Hampton Roads had been construct-ed. Now home to Naval Station Norfolk, the largest Navy basein the world, it is impossible to miss the imprint of the Navy atwork and at play.

Norfolk has a long history as a strategic military and trans-portation point. The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)has its defense headquarters here. It also has the corporateheadquarters of Norfolk Southern Railway, one of North Ameri-ca’s principal Class I railroads and Maersk, the world’s largestshipping company.

Norfolk’s easily-walked downtown waterfront boasts attrac-tions such as the battleship USS Wisconsin and Nauticus, TheNational Maritime Center, an interactive science and technol-ogy. Tugboats and visiting cruise ships share the waters withsailboats and merchant ships. Other treasures include TheChrysler Museum, Norfolk Botanical Gardens and the VirginiaZoological Park.

Norfolk serves as home to the two highest level professionalfranchises in the state of Virginia, the Norfolk Tides baseballteam and the Norfolk Admirals hockey team. See page 40 formore information on those and other local sports teams!

POPULATION: 242,803MEDIAN INCOME (HOUSEHOLD) $42,677CITY INFO: 664-4000www.norfolk.govLIBRARIES: www.npl.lib.va.usSCHOOL INFO: 628-3830www.nps.k12.va.usPARKS: 441-2400www.norfolk.gov/rpos

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NORFOLK HOSTS THE WORLD’S LARGEST NAVALBASE, THE REGION’S INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT ANDIS ONE OF THE BUSIEST INTERNATIONAL PORTS ONTHE EAST COAST OF THE UNITED STATES.

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PORTSMOUTH WAS FOUNDED IN 1752

PORTSMOUTH, named for Portsmouth, England, is thesmallest in Hampton Roads. It was founded in 1752 by an

act of the Virginia General Assembly on behalf of Col. WilliamCrawford, a wealthy merchant and ship owner, who dedicatedthe four corners of High and Court Streets for a church, a mar-ket, a courthouse and a jail.

Directly opposite of Norfolk, the city of Portsmouth has miles ofwaterfront on the Elizabeth River as part of the harbor of Hamp-ton Roads and is another Hampton Roads community thatboasts a lot of waterfront shorelines. Portsmouth is connectedto the rest of Hampton Roads by two underwater tunnels – theMidtown and Downtown tunnels.

Portsmouth is also home to Naval Medical Center Portsmouth.

PORTSMOUTH Virginia

Established in the 1830s, the facility is the Navy’s oldestcontinuously operating medical hospital. The Norfolk Na-val Shipyard, the oldest shipyard in the country – actuallylocated in Portsmouth despite the name – is a historicand active U.S. Navy facility that builds, remodels and re-pairs all classes of Navy ships. Portsmouth is also head-quarters to the Coast Guard’s Fifth District and the CoastGuard’s Integrated Support Command.

Many of Portsmouth’s attractions are clustered within easywalking distance of each other, making it the perfect placeto spend a day. And with its central location, it’s easy toget to – just a quick ferry ride from downtown Norfolk,a 20-minute drive from Virginia Beach and less than anhour from Colonial Williamsburg. CONT. 22

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CONT. 21Olde Towne Portsmouth has over 40 restaurants in onesquare mile and offers something for every palate and ev-ery budget. Besides shops and restaurants, the area featuresevents such as “First Weekend” each month, a Farmer’sMarket, arts and antiques shows and holiday-related eventslike the “Annual Ghost Walk” and “Winter Wonderland.”

The Children’s Museum of Virginia is the state’s largest chil-dren’s museum, with more than 80 hands-on exhibits and anantique toy and model train collection.

Sports enthusiasts will love the Virginia Sports Hall of Fameand Museum, which honors Virginia athletes, coaches, ad-ministrators, educators and journalists who have made amajor impact on the world of sports. The city also has greatoptions for active folks, including: golfing, boating, cycling,urban hiking, canoeing and rowing.

POPULATION: 95,535MEDIAN INCOME (HOUSEHOLD) $45,488CITY INFO: 393-8000www.portsmouthva.govLIBRARIES: www.portsmouthpubliclibrary.orgSCHOOL INFO: 393-8751www.pps.k12.va.usPARKS: 393-8085www.portsmouthva.gov/parksandrec/

TheCoastGuard came to Portsmouth,Virginia back in 1790, and, seeing agood thing, theNavy arrived soon after.Sowhenwe say you can live in the heartof this town, you knowwemean it. Andonce you’re here, you’ll findnice homes,great apartments, new condos, and alively downtownwithin an easy drive, orwalk, to your new assignment. Find outmore atMoveToPortsmouthVa.com.


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Suffolk1401 N. Main Street . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 539-48003575 Shoulders Hill Rd . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 947-0230

Virginia Beach2110 Great Neck Shopping Center . . . . . . . . . 481-62541615 General Booth Blvd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 721-32004872 Princess Anne Road . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 499-04421385 Fordham Road . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 424-75431069 Independence Blvd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 217-0240521 Laskin Road . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 428-03442868 Virginia Beach Blvd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 340-6656799 Chimney Hill Shopping Center . . . . . . . . . 463-55154001 Virginia Beach Blvd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 486-71332129 General Booth Blvd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 427-62202058 S. Independence Blvd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 416-9832928 Diamond Springs Road . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 671-1257

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SUFFOLK Virginia

POPULATION: 84,585MEDIAN INCOME (HOUSEHOLD) $65,104CITY INFO: 514-4000www.suffolk.va.usLIBRARIES: www.suffolk.lib.va.usSCHOOL INFO: 925-6750www.spsk12.netPARKS: 514-7250www.suffolk.va.us/parks

SUFFOLK Of all the Hampton Roads communities, Suf-folk offers the greatest opportunity for a little extra acreage

for real country living. Geographically, Suffolk is the largestindependent city in land area in the entire Commonwealth.Though it is the largest of the cities in Hampton Roads, it hasthe smallest population.

Suffolk was founded by English colonists in 1742 as a porttown on the Nansemond River as part of the Virginia Colony.Before European contact, indigenous tribes lived in the regionfor thousands of years. At the time of English settlement, theNansemond Indians lived along the river. In the early colonialyears, the English cultivated tobacco as a commodity crop,but later turned to mixed farming.

Burned by the British in 1779 and damaged by other firesthroughout the next century, Suffolk survived to become a cityin 1910. In 1974, it became the present City of Suffolk, con-solidating with the towns of Holland and Whaleyville and theCounty of Nansemond. The end result was a new municipal-ity encompassing a total of 430 square miles, making it thelargest city in land area in Virginia and the 11th largest in thecountry.

Peanuts grown in the surrounding areas became a major in-dustry for Suffolk and the area is known as the heart of peanutproduction. Suffolk is also the birthplace of Mr. Peanut, themascot of Planters’ Peanuts. In 1912, an Italian immigrantnamed Amedeo Obici moved from Pennsylvania to Suffolk andopened Planters Nut and Chocolate Company. Each year inthe fall, the City of Suffolk hosts Suffolk Festivals Incorporated’sannual Peanut Fest, hosting close to 200,000 visitors overfour days.

The charisma of Suffolk is clear and its population is expectedto more than double in the next 20 years. But the city is carefulabout development and preserving the landscape while creat-

ing communities for new residents. The revitalized down-town features historical attractions as well as shoppingand dining. Newer developments offer residents the optionof suburban-style living.

Country living provides outdoors-types with plenty to doas well. From free-fall skydiving with U.S. Parachute As-sociation to fishing along the city’s 8,000 acres of water-ways – the city is certain to keep you adrenaline flowing.The Great Dismal Swamp National Wildlife Refuge offers anice getaway to bicycle, hike, bird watch or just to enjoya family picnic.

SUFFOLK WAS FOUNDED IN 1742

SUFFOLK IS THE LARGEST CITY IN VIRGINIA,AND WITHIN OUR 430 SQUARE MILES ARERICH WOODLANDS, VERDANT FIELDS, SPAR-KLING WATERS, AND FRIENDLY PEOPLE.

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VIRGINIA BEACH Virginia

VIRGINIA BEACH The most populous city in Virginia, it be-gan as a small resort area in Princess Anne County after the

1888 arrival of rail service and electricity and the opening ofthe original Princess Anne Hotel at the oceanfront near the tinycommunity of Seatack.

The growing resort of Virginia Beach became an incorporatedtown in 1906 and an incorporated city in 1952. Although theresort was initially dependent upon railroad and electric trolleyservice, the completion of Virginia Beach Boulevard in 1922,which extended from Norfolk to the oceanfront, opened the wayfor automobiles, buses, trucks and passenger rail service, thelatter of which was eventually discontinued.

Virginia Beach is a resort city with miles of beaches and hun-dreds of hotels, motels and restaurants along its oceanfront. Ev-ery year the city hosts the East Coast Surfing Championship aswell as the North American Sand Soccer Championship. The cityfeatures 79 miles of scenic waterway, 60 miles of bike paths,

38 miles of shoreline and 28 miles of public beach. In fact, the city islisted in the Guinness Book of Records as having the longest pleasurebeach in the world, which is located near the longest bridge-tunnelcomplex in the world – the Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel.

The beaches contribute substantially to the tourism that produces alarge share of Virginia Beach’s economy and welcomes approximate-ly 2.75 million visitors annually.

Although Virginia Beach is best known for its tourism, the military andagribusiness sectors contribute considerably to the city’s economy.Virginia Beach is home to three military installations – Naval Air Sta-tion Oceana, NAS Oceana Dam Neck Annex and Joint ExpeditionaryBase Little Creek-Fort Story. The “sound of freedom” fills the sky everyday as Navy jets swoop through the air on training missions.

The Contemporary Art Museum of Virginia features internationally re-nowned artists, as well as regional and local favorites. Animal loversshould not miss the Virginia Aquarium. With interactive exhibits spot-lighting aquatic animals and marine science, this attraction is rankedas one of the top 10 marine science facilities in the country. For thosewho want to discover sea life on their own, Virginia Beach features 18marinas with public access.

The American Music Festival, the Virginia Beach Neptune FestivalBoardwalk Weekend, and the NAS Oceana Air Show are just a few ofthe city’s festivals and events not to be missed.

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HAMPTON ROADSNAVAL MUSEUMOne Waterside Dr., Ste 248Norfolk 322-2987www.hrnm.navy.mil

MACARTHURMEMORIAL MUSEUM198 Bank St.Norfolk 441-2965www.macarthurmemorial.org

MARINERS’ MUSEUM100 Museum Dr.Newport News 596-2222www.mariner.org.

MILITARYAVIATION MUSEUM1341 Princess Anne Rd.Virginia Beach 721-7767www.militaryaviationmuseum.org

MUSEUM OFMILITARY HISTORY701 Court St.Portsmouth 393-2773

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OLD CAPE HENRYLIGHTHOUSE583 Atlantic Ave.Fort StoryVirginia Beach 422-9421

PORTSMOUTHLIGHTSHIP MUSEUMWater and London streetsPortsmouth Waterfront393-8591www.portsnavalmuseums.com

PORTSMOUTH NAVALSHIPYARD MUSEUM2 High St.Portsmouth Waterfront393-8591www.portsnavalmuseums.com

U.S. ARMYTRANSPORTATION MUSEUM300 Washington Blvd. Besson Hall,Fort Eustis 878-1115www.transchool.eustis.army.mil/Museum/Museum.html

VIRGINIA WAR MUSEUM9285 Warwick Blvd.,Newport News 247-8523www.warmuseum.org

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HUNTER HOUSEVICTORIAN MUSEUM240 W. Freemason St.Norfolk 623-9814www.hunterhousemuseum.org

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JAMESTOWN SETTLEMENT2110 Jamestown Rd.Route 31 S. 253-4838www.historyisfun.org

HILL HOUSE221 North St.Olde Towne Portsmouth393-0241

THE NEWSOME HOUSEMUSEUM ANDCULTURAL CENTER2803 Oak Ave.Newport News 247-2360www.newsomehouse.org

NORFOLK HISTORY MUSEUM601 E. Freemason St.Norfolk 333-1087www.chrysler.org/WB_house.asp

OCEAN VIEW STATIONMUSEUM111 W. Ocean View Ave.Norfolk 531-0445www.ovsm.org

RIDDICK’S FOLLY510 N. Main St.Suffolk 934-0822www.riddicksfolly.org

SUFFOLK SEABOARD STATIONRailroad Museum326 N. Main St.Suffolk 923-4750www.suffolktrainstation.org

SUFFOLK MUSEUM118 Bosley Ave.Suffolk 923-2371

VIRGINIA SPORTSHALL OF FAME206 High St.Portsmouth 393-8031www.vshfm.com


THEATER VENUESAMERICAN THEATRE125 East Mellen St. | Hampton 722-2787 | www.hamptonarts.net

FERGUSON CENTER FOR THE ARTS1 University Pl. | Newport News 594-7448 | www.fergusoncenter.cnu.edu

GENERIC THEATRE215 St. Paul’s Blvd. | Norfolk 441-2160 | www.generictheater.org

LITTLE THEATRE OF NORFOLK801 Claremont Ave. | Norfolk 627-8551| www.ltnonline.org

THE NORVA317 Monticello Ave. | Norfolk 627-4547 | www.thenorva.com

NTELOS WIRELESS PAVILION901 Crawford St. | Portsmouth 393-8181 | www.pavilionconcerts.com

SANDLER CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS201 Market St. | Virginia Beach 385-2787 | www.sandlercenter.org


SEVEN VENUESVisit www.sevenvenues.com or call 664-6464 for ticketsand information for at Attucks Theatre, Chrysler Hall, HarborPark, Harrison Opera House, Prism Theatre at Scope Arena,Norfolk Scope Arena and Wells Theatre.

SUFFOLK CENTER FOR CULTURAL ARTS110 W. Finney Ave. | Suffolk 923-0003 | www.suffolkcenter.org

ATLANTIC WILDFOWL HERITAGE MUSEUM1113 Atlantic Ave. | Virginia Beach 437-8432 | www.awhm.org

CHARLES H. TAYLOR ARTS CENTER4025 Victoria Blvd. | Hampton 727-1490 | www.hamptonarts.net

CHRYSLER MUSEUM OF ART245 W. Olney Rd.| Norfolk 664-6200 | www.chrysler.org

CONTEMPORARY ART CENTER OF VIRGINIA2200 Parks Ave. | Virginia Beach 425-0000 | www.cacv.org

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CHESAPEAKE PLANETARIUM310 Shea Drive, Chesapeake 547-0153

CHILDREN’S MUSEUM OF VIRGINIA221 High St., Portsmouth 393-5258www.childrensmuseumva.com

VIRGINIA AIR & SPACE CENTER600 Settlers Landing Rd. | Hampton 727-0900 | www.vasc.org

VIRGINIA AQUARIUM & MARINE SCIENCE CENTER717 General Booth Blvd. | Virginia Beach 385-3474www.virginiaaquarium.com

VIRGINIA LIVING MUSEUM524 J. Clyde Morris Blvd. | Newport News 595-1900 | www.thevlm.org

HUNT CLUB PETTING FARM2388 London Bridge Rd. | Virginia Beach 427-9520 | www.huntclubfarm.com

PENINSULA SPCA EXOTIC SANCTUARY & PETTING ZOO523 J. Clyde Morris Blvd. | Newport News 595-1399

VIRGINIA ZOO3500 Granby St. | Norfolk 441-2374 | www.virginiazoo.org

GREENBRIER MALL1401 Greenbrier Parkway S. | Chesapeake 424-7300www.greenbriermall.com

LYNNHAVEN MALL701 Lynnhaven Pkwy. | Virginia Beach 340-9340www.lynnhavenmall.com

MACARTHUR CENTER300 Monticello Ave. | Norfolk 627-6000 | www.shopmacar-thur.com

PATRICK HENRY MALL12300 Jefferson Avenue | Newport News 249-4305 | www.shoppatrickhen-rymall.com

PRIME OUTLETS / OUTLET MALL5715 Richmond Rd. | Williamsburg 565-0702 | www.primeout-lets.com | Outlets in Lightfoot: www.williamsburgoutletmall.com

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COURTHOUSE GALLERIES420 High St. | Portsmouth 393-8543 | www.courthousegalleries.com

D’ART CENTER208 E. Main St. | Norfolk, 625-4211 | www.d-artcenter.org

HAMPTON UNIVERSITY MUSEUM11 Frissell Ave. | Hampton 727-5308 | museum.hamptonu.eduHERMITAGE FOUNDATION7637 N. Shore Rd. | Norfolk 423-2052 | www.hermitagefoundation.org

PENINSULA FINE ARTS CENTER101 Museum Dr. | Newport News 596-8175 | www.pfac-va.org

PORTLOCK GALLERIES AT SONO3815 Bainbridge Blvd. | Chesapeake 502-4901

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NEW! THE TIDE LIGHT RAIL:The Tide, Virginia’s first light rail, debuted in Norfolk on Au-gust 19, 2011. It extends 7.4 miles from the Eastern VirginiaMedical Center complex east through downtown Norfolk andadjacent to I-264 to Newtown Road. Eleven stations provideaccess to shopping, dining and entertainment as well as theNorfolk State University and Norfolk’s Tidewater CommunityCollege campuses. There are four park-and-ride lots with freeparking. Visit www.gohrt.com/services/the-tide for more infor-mation.

PADDLEWHEEL FERRY:There are three 150-passenger paddlewheel ferries operatingon the Elizabeth River between Norfolk (the Waterside festivalmarketplace in downtown)and Portsmouth (North Landing andHigh Street). Ferries operate every 30 minutes with 15-minuteservice during the summer at peak times on weekends. Sched-ules are subject to change based on operating situations. Theferry is wheelchair accessible and allows boarding passengersto walk on with bicycles.

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VIRGINIA DMVs

Check out online services to find everything from renewing vehicleregistration to checking the status of online transactions, or for a listof documents that customers may use to prove identity, residency andlegal presence, visit www.dmvNOW.com or call (804) 497-7100.Customers can make their driver’s license or ID card transactions asuccess if they plan ahead and know what to bring to DMV.

VEHICLE REGISTRATION:While stationed in Virginia, if you purchase a vehicle, you may title andregister that vehicle in your home state or you may title and register thevehicle in Virginia.

Vehicles titled and registered in your name may be driven with valid out-of-state license plates if you are the sole owner. If the vehicle is co-ownedand out-of-state plates are used, all co-owners must be active duty mem-bers of the Armed Forces. If all the co-owners are not active duty mem-bers, the vehicle will need to be registered in Virginia. To title a vehicle inVirginia, submit the following to DMV:

Completed Application forCertificate of Title andRegistration (form VSA 17A).

Proof of address

Social Security Number

The manufacturer’sstatement of origin ifthe vehicle is new, or

The previous owner’stitle signed over to youif the vehicle is used.If you are titling avehicle from anotherstate, bring your titlefrom your previousstate of residence.Your name must appearon the out-of-statetitle as owner. Or, youmay have the previousowner of the out-of-state vehicle assign thetitle to you.

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NEWPORT NEWS12730 Patrick Henry Dr.Newport News, VA 23602

NORFOLK/MILITARY CIRCLE5745 Poplar Hall Dr.Norfolk, VA 23502

NORFOLK/WIDGEON RD.850 Widgeon Rd.Norfolk, VA 23513

PORTSMOUTH6400 Bickford Pkwy.Portsmouth, VA 23703

SUFFOLK268 Holladay St.Suffolk, VA 23434

VIRGINIA BEACH/BUCKNER3551 Buckner Blvd.Virginia Beach, VA 23453

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CHARLOTTESVILLE / PRESIDENTIAL HOMESCharlottesville, a charming little city surrounded by the hazyBlue Ridge Mountains and acres of rolling farmland, bearsthe mark of Thomas Jefferson. The third president builthis home in the hills nearby and founded the University ofVirginia located here, which has continued to flourish overthe intervening centuries. Most tourists come to the area tovisit three presidential homes. Located three miles southeast

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OTHER PRIVATE SCHOOLS:BAYLAKE PINES PRIVATE SCHOOL4444 Shore Dr.,Virginia Beach, 464-4636BEACH MONTESSORI SCHOOL/SUMMIT TUTORING CENTER1101 Eaglewood Dr.,Virginia Beach, 428-5437CHILDREN’S HOUSE OF GALILEE3928 Pacific Ave.,Virginia Beach, 428-1034CHRISTOPHER ACADEMY3300 Cedar Ln., Portsmouth, 484-6776COURTHOUSE MONTESSORI SCHOOL1305 Windmill Point Cres.,Virginia Beach, 468-0099

COURT SREET ACADEMY447 Court St., Portsmouth, 393-2312CRAWFORD DAY SCHOOL825 Crawford Pkwy.,Portsmouth, 393-0061EAST END ACADEMY2000 27th St.,Newport News, 247-0039EAST BEACH MONTESSORI SCHOOL4491 Pleasant Ave.,Norfolk, 739-5626GHENT MONTESSORI SCHOOL610 Mowbray Arch, Norfolk, 622-8174GREENBRIER MONTESSORI SCHOOL1100 Greenbrier Parkway,Chesapeake, 549-8584HAMPTON ROADS MONTESSORISCHOOL INC.610 Thimble Shoals Blvd.,Newport News, 873-8950

MCLEA DAY SCHOOL745 Bancker Rd., Norfolk, 587-7841MCDONALD MONTESSORI4200 Granby St., Norfolk, 423-1800MONTESSORILABORATORY SCHOOL1101 Madison Plaza,Chesapeake, 548-8762OAKTREE ACADEMY817 Kempsville Rd.,Virginia Beach, 248-9560ROLLINGWOOD ACADEMY1752 Prodan Ln.,Virginia Beach, 430-8244TOWN & COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL1421 Kempsville Rd.,Norfolk, 461-5456THE WILLIAMS SCHOOL419 Colonial Ave.,Norfolk, 627-1383

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CATHOLIC SCHOOLS:RICHMOND DIOCESE7800 Carousel Ln.,Richmond, (804) 359-5661BISHOP SULLIVANCATHOLIC HIGH4552 Princess Anne Rd.,Virginia Beach, 467-2881CHRIST THE KING SCHOOL3401 Tidewater Dr., Norfolk, 625-4951HOLY TRINITY PARISH SCHOOL154 W. Government Ave.,Norfolk, 583-1873OUR LADY OF MOUNTCARMEL SCHOOL52 Harpersville Rd.,Newport News, 596-2754PENINSULA CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL600 Harpersville Rd.,Newport News, 596-7247

PORTSMOUTH CATHOLICELEMENTARY SCHOOL2301 Oregan Ave.,Portsmouth, 488-6744STAR OF THE SEA CATHOLIC SCHOOL309 15th St.,Virginia Beach, 428-8400ST. GREGORY THE GREAT SCHOOL5343 Virginia Beach Blvd.,Virginia Beach, 497-1811ST. JOHN THE APOSTLE1968 Sandbridge Rd.,Virginia Beach, 821-1100ST. MARY STAR OFTHE SEA SCHOOL14 N. Willard Ave.,Hampton, 723-6358ST. MATTHEW SCHOOL3316 Sandra Ln.,Virginia Beach, 420-2455

ST. PATRICK CATHOLIC SCHOOL1000 Bolling Ave., Norfolk, 440-5500ST. PIUS X SCHOOL7800 Halprin Dr., Norfolk, 588-6171

RELIGIOUS, OTHER:ALL SAINTS’ EPISCOPALDAY SCHOOL1969 Woodside Ln.,Virginia Beach, 481-0577ALLIANCE CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS5809 Portsmouth Blvd.,Portsmouth, 488-5552ALPHA BETA CAPPACHRISTIAN ACADEMY7425 Chesapeake Blvd.,Norfolk, 857-5215ANCHOR CHRISTIAN SCHOOL3624 Dupont Cir.,Virginia Beach, 460-0024

ATLANTIC SHORESCHRISTIAN SCHOOLS (Jr./Sr. High)1217 N. Centerville Tnpk.,Chesapeake, 479-9598ATLANTIC SHORESCHRISTIAN SCHOOLS (Elementary)1861 Kempsville Rd.,Virginia Beach, 479-1125AZALEA GARDEN CHRISTIAN SCHOOL5160 Beamon Rd.,Norfolk, 855-3563BACK BAY CHRISTIAN ACADEMY1212 Princess Anne Rd.,Virginia Beach, 426-7943BAYVIEW CHRISTIAN SCHOOL707 E. Bayview Blvd.,Norfolk, 480-9154BETHEL CHRISTIAN SCHOOL1647 Briarfield Rd.,Hampton, 826-7711

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BINA HIGH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS425 Washington Park,Norfolk, 627-2462CALVARY BAPTISTDAY SCHOOL4832 Haygood Rd.,Virginia Beach, 499-4076CALVARY CHRISTIAN ACADEMY2311 Tower Place,Hampton, 325-4222CALVARY CHRISTIANSCHOOL SYSTEM2311 E. Little Creek Rd.,Norfolk, 480-4400CALVARY CLASSICAL SCHOOL403 Whealton Rd.,Hampton, 262-0062CANTERBURY DAY SCHOOL3164 Magic Hollow Rd.,Virginia Beach, 468-2245

CATHEDRAL OF FAITHCHRISTIAN SCHOOL2020 Portlock Rd.,Chesapeake, 545-8050CEDAR ROAD CHRISTIAN ACADEMY916 Cedar Rd., Chesapeake, 547-9553CENTRAL CHRISTIAN ACADEMY1200 Hodges Ferry Rd.,Portsmouth, 488-4477CHESAPEAKE CHRISTIAN ACADEMY1229 Hazel Ave.,Chesapeake, 420-9504CHURCHLAND COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL4249 Taylor Rd.,Chesapeake, 484-8783COASTAL CHRISTIAN ACADEMY640 Kempsville Rd.,Virginia Beach, 217-2151COOK’S DAY SCHOOL22 Marple Ln., Hampton, 838-1221

CORNERSTONE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL1212 Willow Ave.,Chesapeake 424-7230DENBIGH BAPTISTCHRISTIAN SCHOOL13010 Mitchell Point Rd.,Newport News, 249-2654DENBIGH CHRISTIANACADEMY SCHOOL1233 Shields Rd.,Newport News, 874-8661EMMANUEL LUTHERAN SCHOOL23 Semple Farm Rd., Hampton, 865-7800FAITH ACADEMY SCHOOLOF EXCELLENCE1010 E. 26th St., Norfolk, 624-1724FAITH OUTREACHEDUCATION CENTER3105 W. Mercury Blvd.,Hampton, 838-8949

FIRST BAPTIST CHRISTIAN SCHOOL237 N. Main St., Suffolk 925-0274FOX HILL PRIVATE SCHOOL415 Fox Hill Rd.,Hampton, 851-0617GATEWAY CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS5473 Virginia Beach Blvd.,Virginia Beach, 499-6551GREENBRIER ENRICHMENTCENTER & SCHOOL825 Greenbrier Pkwy.,Chesapeake, 548-9280GLORIA DEI LUTHERAN SCHOOL250 Fox Hill Rd., Hampton, 851-6292GRACE BAPTIST SCHOOL OF NORFOLK3423 Sewells Point Rd.Norfolk, 853-6049GREENHILL FARMSCHRISTIAN ACADEMY969 Philpotts Rd., Norfolk, 853-0111

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GREAT HOPE BAPTIST SCHOOL1401 S. Battlefield Blvd.,Chesapeake, 482-5121GREENBRIER CHRISTIANACADEMY311 Kempsville Rd.Chesapeake 547-9595HAMPTON CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS2424 N. Armistead Ave.Hampton, 838-7538HAMPTON MONTESSORISCHOOL, INC225 Chapel St. Hampton 723-1428HEBREW ACADEMY OF TIDEWATER5000 Corporate Woods Dr. Suite 180,Virginia Beach, 424-4327HOLLOMAN CHILD DEVELOPMENTAND EDUCATION CENTER1520 Todds Ln.,Hampton, 838-3188

HOLY TABERNACLECHRISTIAN ACADEMY14749 Warwick Blvd.,Newport News, 886-9515

INDIAN CREEK-WELCOMEINDEPENDENT BAPTISTCHURCH SCHOOL1200 Kempsville Rd.,Chesapeake, 547-3552

INDEPENDENCE CHRISTIANSCHOOL4413 Wishart Rd.,Virginia Beach, 464-4941

IVY LEAGUE ACADEMY520 Constitution Dr.,Virginia Beach, 499-6064

KEMPSVILLE ACADEMY, INC.1458 Kempsville Rd.,Virginia Beach, 467-1234

KEMPSVILLE PRESBYTERIANCHURCH DAY SCHOOL805 Kempsville Rd.,Virginia Beach, 495-1913KING’S GRANT DAY SCHOOL873 Little Neck Rd.,Virginia Beach, 431-9744LEVEL GREEN BAPTIST1305 Level Green Blvd.,Virginia Beach, 424-1279MOUNT LEBANONCHRISTIAN ACADEMY884 Bells Mill Rd.Chesapeake, 547-3388MOUNT PLEASANTCHRISTIAN SCHOOL1613 Mount Pleasant Rd.Chesapeake, 482-9557NEW LIGHT SCHOOL OF EXCELLENCE5549 Indian River Rd.,Virginia Beach, 420-0945

NORFOLK CHRISTIAN LOWER SCHOOL(Norfolk campus)7000 Granby St., 423-5812NORFOLK CHRISTIAN LOWER SCHOOL(VA Beach campus)1265 Laskin Rd., 428-1284NORFOLK CHRISTIAN UPPER SCHOOL255 Thole St., Norfolk 423-5770OLD DONATION EPISCOPALDAY SCHOOL4449 N. Witchduck Rd.,Virginia Beach, 497-0563OLIVET CHRISTIAN14425 Old Couthouse Way,Newport News, 877-1159OCEAN VIEW CHRISTIAN ACADEMY9504 Selby Place, Norfolk, 583-1808OPEN DOOR CHRISITAN ACADEMY3177 Virginia Beach Blvd.,Virginia Beach, 340-6683

StoneBridge School cultivates young people to serve theLord and others as stewards, servant-leaders, scholars, and statesmen. StoneBridge is unashamedly American, teachingthis generation the principles of liberty they will need as citizens to preserve freedom.I believe the education my three children are receiving is the foundation they need to become

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ORCUTT BAPTIST SCHOOL653 Baxter Ln.,Newport News, 249-2323PARK VIEW ELEMENTARY260 Elm Ave.,Portsmouth, 393-8647PARKDALE PRIVATE SCHOOL321 Virginian Dr.,Norfolk, 583-5989PARKVIEW CHRISTIAN ACADEMY/CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER1116 Briarfield Rd.,Newport News, 826-4074PORTSMOUTH CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS3214 Elliott Ave.Portsmouth, 393-0725PROVIDENCE BAPTIST SCHOOL& DAY CARE501 Providence Rd.,Chesapeake, 523-6480

ST. ANDREW’SEPISCOPAL SCHOOL45 Main St.,Newport News, 596-0371ST. CHRISTOPHER SCHOOL3300 Cedar Ln., Portsmouth 484-6776ST. MARY ACADEMY921 Holt St., Norfolk 622-7246STONEBRIDGE LOWER SCHOOL4810 Portsmouth Blvd.,Chesapeake, 488-7586STONEBRIDGE UPPER SCHOOL1629-A Jolliff Rd.Chesapeake, 488-2214SUMMIT CHRISTIAN ACADEMY69 Saunders Rd.,Newport News, 599-9424SWEETHAVEN CHRISTIAN ACADEMY5000 W. Norfolk Rd.,Portsmouth, 484-4082

TABERNACLE BAPTIST CHURCHOF VIRGINIA BEACH717 Whitehurst Landing Rd.,Virginia Beach, 424-4673TABERNACLE OF PRAYERCHRISTIAN SCHOOL3611 Colley Ave., Norfolk 625-4977TIDEWATER ADVENTIST ACADEMY1136 Centerville Tnpk.,Chesapeake, 479-0002TIDEWATER CHRISTIANACADEMY5225 Elmhurst Ave.,Norfolk, 857-5358TORAS CHAIM3110 Sterling Point Dr.,Portsmouth, 686-2480TRINITY LUTHERAN SCHOOL6812 River Rd.,Newport News, 245-2576

TRINITY LUTHERAN SCHOOL6001 Granby St., Norfolk, 489-2732VIRGINIA BEACHCHRISTIAN ACADEMY5277 Princess Anne Rd.,Virginia Beach, 473-1190VIRGINIA BEACHCOUNTRY DAY SCHOOL2100 Harbor Ln.,Virginia Beach, 481-0111VERITAS CHRISTIAN ACADEMY700 Oak Grove Rd.,Chesapeake, 546-7504WARWICK RIVERCHRISTIAN SCHOOL252 Lucas Creek Rd.,Newport News, 877-2941WEST GHENT SCHOOL1009 W. Princess Anne. Rd.,Norfolk, 622-4403

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