Joe Lombardi

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Joe Lombardi, Daily Voice's Managing Editor, has spent his professional career as a newsroom director, manager, editor, producer, writer, reporter and broadcaster who has worked at major websites, television networks, newspapers, magazines and radio stations and as a book author.

The Manhattan native, Irvington (NY) High School and University of Dayton graduate has been actively involved in web publishing for more than 25 years. In addition, he also has expertise in marketing, public relations and social media.

Lombardi rejoined Daily Voice in September 2013 as managing editor after serving as sports editorial consultant from August 2011 through January 2012. He was named to oversee editorial operations in the fall of 2017.

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East Hampton, NY
Weather
New Localized Storm Snowfall Map: These Tristate Locales Expected To See Highest Accumulations New Localized Storm Snowfall Map: These Tristate Locales Expected To See Highest Accumulations
New Localized Storm Snowfall Map: These Tristate Locales Expected To See Highest Accumulations A brand‑new localized snowfall map from the National Weather Service shows which New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut communities are likely to see the heaviest snow from the major winter storm set to hit Sunday morning, Jan. 25, into Monday, Jan. 26.  The Winter Storm Watch has now been upgraded to a Warning as confidence in a high‑impact storm increases. According to the National Weather Service New York office, much of the tristate is now forecast to receive well over 1 foot of snow, with the most severe accumulation expected north and west of New York City. The new “most likely sn…

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National Interest
FBI Most Wanted Ex-Olympian Caught: Ryan Wedding Apprehended After Years On Run FBI Most Wanted Ex-Olympian Caught: Ryan Wedding Apprehended After Years On Run
FBI Most Wanted Ex-Olympian Caught: Ryan Wedding Apprehended After Years On Run A former Olympian once celebrated for his snowboarding skills is now behind bars, accused of running a violent international drug ring and ordering multiple murders, according to multiple reports. Ryan Wedding, who represented Canada in snowboarding at the Olympics, was apprehended after years on the run, NBC News reports, citing two law enforcement sources. Authorities says Wedding turned himself in overnight in Mexico City after days of negotiations he had with Mexican and American law enforcement officials. He had been one of the FBI’s 10 Most Wanted Fugitives, with a reward of up t…

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National Interest
Long Island's Bill O'Reilly Takes Break From Show, Cites Illness Long Island's Bill O'Reilly Takes Break From Show, Cites Illness
Long Island's Bill O'Reilly Takes Break From Show, Cites Illness Bill O'Reilly, the longtime television host and political commentator, has announced he is stepping away from his media projects to deal with an undisclosed illness.  The 76-year-old shared the news with his followers on his blog, telling his "No Spin Nation" audience this week that he is "not giving in to this malady" and is following news events as usual. O'Reilly did not specify the nature of his illness but said it does not affect his fingers, though it requires him to pause ongoing projects while he receives treatment. He assured fans that he has "great doctors" and is determined …

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National Interest
Snowfall Totals For Major Storm Increase As Path Shifts North Snowfall Totals For Major Storm Increase As Path Shifts North
Snowfall Totals For Major Storm Increase As Path Shifts North Projected snowfall totals have increased as the track of the major winter storm shifts north, bringing heavier snow and a growing zone of freezing rain into more populated areas. Click here for a new, updated story - Monster Storm 'Will Shut It All Down': Here's Brand-New Projected Snowfall Totals, Timing Forecasters from the National Weather Service, AccuWeather, and the Weather Channel confirmed on Thursday, Jan. 22, that overnight model runs nudged the storm’s path farther north.  That adjustment increases the likelihood of significant snow for Philadelphia, New York City, and Bost…

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National Interest
New Study Explains Why Americans Are Losing Hundreds Of Hours Of Sleep New Study Explains Why Americans Are Losing Hundreds Of Hours Of Sleep
New Study Explains Why Americans Are Losing Hundreds Of Hours Of Sleep Americans are staying up late far more often than they realize, and it’s quietly costing them hundreds of hours of sleep every year. New research suggests the culprit is a behavior known as “revenge bedtime procrastination,” a pattern in which people intentionally delay sleep to reclaim personal time, even when they know it will leave them exhausted the next day. The national survey of 2,000 adults, conducted by Talker Research and commissioned by Avocado Green Mattress, found that respondents lose an average of 332 hours of sleep per year because of the habit. Nearly all respondents, 96 pe…

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National Interest
First Snowfall Predictions Released For Major Winter Storm: These Areas Could See Foot Or More First Snowfall Predictions Released For Major Winter Storm: These Areas Could See Foot Or More
First Snowfall Predictions Released For Major Winter Storm: These Areas Could See Foot Or More Snowfall predictions are in for the major winter storm set to hit the Northeast this weekend, and the first maps show a wide swath of heavy snow, with some areas likely to see up to 18 inches. Click here for a new, updated story: Northward Track Shift Means Higher Snowfall Totals For Major Storm: Latest Map, Timing The National Weather Service and AccuWeather both released updated forecasts on Wednesday afternoon, Jan. 21, showing the storm will move in Sunday, Jan. 25, and continue into Monday morning, Jan. 26.  The latest AccuWeather map highlights a large zone from Washingto…

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National Interest
Trump Says US Won't Use Force To Acquire Greenland, But Demands ‘Immediate Negotiations’ Trump Says US Won't Use Force To Acquire Greenland, But Demands ‘Immediate Negotiations’
Trump Says US Won't Use Force To Acquire Greenland, But Demands ‘Immediate Negotiations’ President Donald Trump wants a "piece of ice for world protection," and he's willing to negotiate for it without military force. Trump made his pitch for Greenland ownership during remarks at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, on Wednesday, Jan. 21. The president called Greenland "actually part of North America" and therefore "a core national security interest of the United States of America." "We want a piece of ice for world protection, and they won't give it," Trump said about the Arctic territory. Trump emphasized that he was "seeking immediate negotiations" to acquire Gr…

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National Interest
New Map Shows Where Significant Snowfall Is Most Likely From Major Winter Storm New Map Shows Where Significant Snowfall Is Most Likely From Major Winter Storm
New Map Shows Where Significant Snowfall Is Most Likely From Major Winter Storm A fast‑strengthening winter storm has upped the odds for plowable snow in parts of the Northeast, even as dangerous icing looms to the south.  Click here for a new, updated story - First Snowfall Predictions Released For Major Winter Storm: These Areas Could See Up To A Foot AccuWeather’s latest map for Saturday night, Jan. 24, through early Monday, Jan. 26, highlights where at least 3 inches is most likely. Breakdown by region (risk of 3 inches or more): New York City metro, Long Island’s North Shore, North Jersey, the Lower Hudson Valley, and northeast Pennsylvania including Scran…

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National Interest
US Travelers Urged To Use Caution When Visiting This Remote Island Nation US Travelers Urged To Use Caution When Visiting This Remote Island Nation
US Travelers Urged To Use Caution When Visiting This Remote Island Nation Turquoise waters and quiet beaches can mask real risks, and US officials are urging travelers to take a closer look before booking a trip to an island nation in the Indian Ocean. The US State Department said that it is advising travelers to exercise increased caution when visiting Comoros, citing crime, unrest, and limited health care resources. The advisory remains at Level 2, but officials added a new health risk indicator and updated the advisory summary. The State Department uses a four-level system for travel advisories, ranging from Level 1, exercise normal precautions, to Level 4, do…

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Farmington, CT
On Your Side
Netflix, Disney+ Lead Price Surge As 'Streamflation' Squeezes Subscribers Netflix, Disney+ Lead Price Surge As 'Streamflation' Squeezes Subscribers
Netflix, Disney+ Lead Price Surge As 'Streamflation' Squeezes Subscribers Streaming fans are feeling the pinch as “streamflation” sweeps across the industry, with Netflix, Disney+, and other major platforms rolling out new price hikes that have left many subscribers stunned by their monthly bills. The latest round of increases kicked in at the start of 2026, pushing the average household’s streaming costs to new highs.  According to TechSpot, the average American now spends $278.50 per month — more than $3,350 a year — to stay connected across various streaming services. That’s a dramatic jump from the $70 monthly average in 2025, which itself was a 46 perce…

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