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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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Joe Lombardi's Contributions

National Interest

Tourists Among 40 Killed In New Year’s Eve Inferno At Ski Resort In Swiss Alps: New Update The death toll has climbed to 40, with many young people, including some tourists, seriously injured, after a devastating fire and explosion tore through a packed nightspot in the Swiss Alps during New Year's celebrations. The disaster happened around 1:30 a.m. local time on Thursday, Jan. 1, at Le Constellation, a popular bar in the heart of the Crans-Montana ski resort in the Valais Canton, about 120 miles east of Geneva. Click here for a new, updated story: Investigators Reveal Likely Cause Of New Year’s Eve Inferno That Killed 40 In Swiss Alps Officials say the tragedy str…

by Joe Lombardi

01/01/2026

National Interest

Burst Of Shooting Stars Will Mark First Major Meteor Shower Of 2026 A brief but powerful burst of shooting stars will usher in the new year, offering skywatchers a narrow window to catch one of the fastest meteor displays on the calendar. The Quadrantids, the first major meteor shower of the new year, are known for their intensity and their unusually short peak. Unlike most meteor showers that linger for a day or two, this one delivers its best show in just a few hours. According to NASA, the Quadrantids are considered one of the strongest annual meteor showers, capable of producing bright fireballs and frequent streaks of light under the right conditions. …

by Joe Lombardi

01/01/2026

National Interest

Snow Chance Coming For Much Of Northeast To Ring In New Year As a sharp blast of Arctic air grips the Northeast on New Year’s Eve, light snow and even brief squalls possible in and around New York City as crowds gather for the ball drop. The National Weather Service said squalls may create hazardous driving conditions across the Great Lakes, Ohio Valley, and parts of the Northeast during the evening and overnight hours on Wednesday, Dec. 31, with rapidly reduced visibility and quick freeze‑ups on roads. AccuWeather’s New Year’s Eve outlook calls for intermittent snow and flurries in New York City, with a coating to an inch of snow possible for …

by Joe Lombardi

12/31/2025

National Interest

Netflix January Lineup: New 'Bridgerton,' Matt Damon & Ben Affleck Thriller Among Highlights Netflix is kicking off 2026 with a packed January lineup, featuring major original series, blockbuster movies, and a wave of classic titles joining the platform. The month's most significant highlights include the return of "Bridgerton" and the debut of a new thriller pairing Matt Damon and Ben Affleck, according to multiple outlets, including Netflix, the independent outlet What's on Netflix, and Variety. The hit period drama "Bridgerton" returns for Season 4, Part 1, with Benedict Bridgerton stepping into the spotlight. Fans can stream the first four episodes starting Thursday, Jan.…

by Joe Lombardi

12/31/2025

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These Supermarket Staples Saw Biggest Price Spikes In 2025 Grocery shoppers felt the squeeze in 2025, but not every aisle was hit the same way. Several everyday staples saw sharp price increases over the past year, driven by disease outbreaks, extreme weather, supply shortages, and shifting trade policies. While overall grocery inflation slowed compared to earlier years, certain items saw eye-popping price increases that strained household budgets. Eggs topped the list. Prices surged early in the year after avian influenza wiped out millions of egg-laying hens. According to the USDA Food Price Outlook, egg prices were nearly 39 percent highe…

by Joe Lombardi

12/31/2025

National Interest

JFK’s Granddaughter, Tatiana Schlossberg, Dies At 35 Tatiana Schlossberg, the granddaughter of President John F. Kennedy and an acclaimed journalist, has died following a battle with cancer. She was 35 years old. Schlossberg was the middle child of Caroline Kennedy and Edwin Schlossberg. Her death on Tuesday morning, Dec. 30, was announced in an afternoon statement shared by the Kennedy Library Foundation on social media. “Our beautiful Tatiana passed away this morning,” the family wrote. “She will always be in our hearts.” The statement was signed by her parents, siblings, husband, Dr. George Moran, and their two children. Schlossberg, wh…

by Joe Lombardi

12/30/2025

National Interest

Here’s Winter Thermostat Sweet Spot Amid Soaring Energy Bills Want to stay warm without torching your heating bill? Energy experts say there is a winter thermostat sweet spot that balances comfort and savings. The Department of Energy recommends setting your thermostat to 68 degrees when you’re home and awake, then turning it down when you sleep or head out to save money and reduce strain on your system. The agency’s Energy Saver guidance says dialing back the temperature by seven to 10 degrees for at least eight hours a day can trim heating costs by up to 10 percent over the season. The key is consistency and letting a programmable or sm…

by Joe Lombardi

12/30/2025

National Interest

Americans Admit This Happens Every Year Between Christmas, New Year’s That quiet stretch between Christmas and New Year’s has a way of blurring together, and many Americans say they feel it more than they realize. A new survey suggests people routinely lose track of time during the final days of December, forgetting what day it is several times before the calendar flips. The phenomenon shows up so often that researchers describe the period as one of the most unorthodox weeks of the year. Americans will forget what day it is nearly five times between Christmas Day and New Year’s Day on Thursday, Jan. 1, according to a survey of 2,000 adults conducted by Talker…

by Joe Lombardi

12/30/2025

National Interest

Strongest Gusts Hit 58 MPH In These Locales: Here's When Winds Ease, New Year’s Eve Snow Chance Gale-force gusts have rattled the region, with multiple sites clocking 58 mph and dozens more in the 40s and 50s as a powerful cold front swept through. Winds will ease later today, but it stays breezy into New Year’s Eve, with a quick shot of light snow possible right after midnight. The National Weather Service said on Tuesday, Dec. 30, west to northwest gusts in the 30s and 40s will gradually diminish through the day, though a breeze will linger into New Year’s Eve on Wednesday, Dec. 31. Preliminary peak gusts reported by the National Weather Service include: Fair Harbor, Suffol…

by Joe Lombardi

12/30/2025

National Interest

Power Outage Risk As Strong Cold Front With Damaging Winds Follows Arrival Of New Storm A potent storm ahead of a strong cold front is sweeping through the Northeast with drenching rain, a sharp temperature drop, and widespread damaging wind gusts strong enough to snarl travel on roads and in the air and cause power outages. The National Weather Service said temperatures will fall, with wind chills dropping into the teens and, farther south in the 20s, overnight Monday, Dec. 29, into Tuesday, Dec. 30. Wind gusts will be between 40-50 mph in much of the Northeast during that time and may down trees and lines across the Northeast as colder air pours in. High winds will c…

by Joe Lombardi

12/29/2025

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