Nick Lambert

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Nick Lambert

The Brief2 teens were shot, one fatally, during an alleged residential break-in. The initial call came around 3 a.m. Saturday morning. The investigation is ongoing. FREDERICKSBURG, Va. - Police in Fredericksburg say two teens were shot, one fatally, during an alleged residential burglary early Saturday morning. What we knowThe investigation is still ongoing, but at this time police say they received a call about a residential burglary around 3:00 a.m. Saturday morning.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Nick Lambert

The BriefThree men were shot in Alexandria Sunday night; one critically injured. The shooting occurred near Old Dominion and West Glebe Road around 9 p.m.Police are investigating, with no arrests reported. ALEXANDRIA, Va. - Authorities are investigating a shooting that left three men injured, one critically, in Alexandria on Sunday night. Shooting in AlexandriaWhat we knowThe incident occurred around 9 p.m. near the intersection of Old Dominion Road and West Glebe Road.

1 month ago | brnw.ch | Nick Lambert

I love movies. Especially older movies from my youth. I find that so many of them have storylines that can be easily tied into personal and business life. One of my favorite movies to watch is “Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory.” It’s a classic for all the right reasons. Down on their luck a family who lives together, including the grandparents. They even share a bed! A child who lives in poor conditions. He has a job which most of his money is given to help his family.

1 month ago | randrmagonline.com | Nick Lambert

I love movies. Especially older movies from my youth. I find that so many of them have storylines that can be easily tied into personal and business life. One of my favorite movies to watch is “Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory.” It’s a classic for all the right reasons. Down on their luck a family who lives together, including the grandparents. They even share a bed! A child who lives in poor conditions. He has a job which most of his money is given to help his family.

2 months ago | randrmagonline.com | Nick Lambert

As we get a fresh start in 2025, restoration companies are wanting to leave 2024 in the dust. For many of our fellow colleagues, it was a year of challenges and changes in the likes that we have never experienced. During last year’s calendar year, we saw inflation take center stage as prices for everything skyrocketed. As the cost of goods soared, so did insurance premiums.