NWCA, chaplain’s team up for holiday toy drive

The NAVSTA Everett chaplains office, along with the Navy Wives Club of America (NWCA) have joined forces to make sure this year is a happy holiday for every Navy family. The tandem is helping distribute gift certificates and toys to active duty families in need of support during the holiday season.
December 3, 2004
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Sea Cadets show appreciation

The U.S. Naval Sea Cadet Corps (USNSCC) recently honored Naval Station Everett and its support agencies for their role in helping to continue the USNSCC tradition. The Sea Cadets held their annual awards ceremony in the Reserve Center’s drill hall Nov. 20 to recognize those who’ve aided the group throughout the year, said USNSCC Lt.j.g. B. Baillie.
December 3, 2004
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Everett Transit to host Christmas lights tours around city

Everett Transit is offering a special glimpse of holiday lights on display throughout the city of Everett. The 20th annual Holiday Light Tour is Dec. 16-19, starting each night at 7 p.m.
December 3, 2004
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Dog handler tops in class

It’s a dog eat dog world out there, or so MA2(SW) Robert Meyerhoff might have said two years ago. At the time, Meyerhoff was an undesignated Fireman in the emergency diesel generator division on board USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN 72). While harboring dreams of one day becoming a Master at Arms trained in dog handling, he plugged away at his job, never losing sight of his ultimate goal. Today, Meyerhoff may have a different outlook on Navy life. He’s currently living his dream as a canine handler at Naval Station Everett after recently graduating from the Department of Defense Dog Handling School (DoD DHS), at the top of his class.
November 26, 2004
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Navy flag football coach likes team’s chances

It was early Saturday morning at Naval Station Everett and while many Sailors were still in a deep sleep enjoying the day off, 24 men were being put through their paces. Under an overcast sky and amid the sharp autumn chill, Daniel Burleigh, coach of the Navy Region Northwest flag football team, kept a watchful eye on the proceedings. These 24 officers, Sailors, and Marines will represent the region on Dec. 3, when Navy takes on the Army in the fifth annual flag football game.
November 26, 2004
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Flu shots available for ‘high-risk’ groups at Everett

Ouch! Roll up the sleeves and close those eyes because influenza (flu) season has returned to the Northwest. But before running off to the doc, there’s some important information NAVSTA Everett’s Branch Medical Clinic wants everyone to know.
November 26, 2004
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Latest, perhaps last CBU-421 project complete

On Thursday, Nov. 18, Naval Station Everett’s Construction Battalion Unit (CBU) 421 unveiled its latest and perhaps final project on board the station. With a snip of the ribbon, the new building officially opened for business and will now serve as NAVSTA Everett’s ground support equipment warehouse, Bldg. 2136.
November 26, 2004
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NAVSTA Ski Expo starts season with a flurry of activity

NAVSTA Everett’s first annual ski expo this past Wednesday brought 150 sailors and station personnel in contact with a number of regional business pandering to the snow-set here in the northwest. Everett’s expo, which followed similar events at NAS Whidbey and NAVSTA Kitsap that week, entertained over 150 attendees, many of whom left the event with some manner of prize or award.
November 26, 2004
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Reigns exchange hands aboard USS Ford

On Tuesday, Nov. 9, Cmdr. Timothy Spratto relieved Cmdr. David Schnell as commanding officer of USS Ford (FFG 54). In a ceremony on board the Oliver Hazard Perry-class guided missile destroyer, Schnell said farewell to Ford and its crewmembers.
November 19, 2004
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‘Project Video Connect’ brings local families closer to deployed Sailors

Kaitlin Ross sat at a desk inside the Snohomish County Red Cross building, eagerly waiting to send a message to her deployed husband. But this was no ordinary voice or email. Ross is the first person to take advantage of the local Red Cross’ “Project Video Connect,” which allows spouses and family members of military personnel to record and send a video of themselves to their loved ones serving away from home.
November 19, 2004
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