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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Mount Pleasant, NY
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Investigation Launched Into Death Of Infant In Westchester Investigation Launched Into Death Of Infant In Westchester Investigation Launched Into Death Of Infant In Westchester
Investigation Launched Into Death Of Infant In Westchester A police investigation has been launched into the death of a 6-week-old in Northern Westchester. Troopers, along with the North Salem Ambulance and Westchester County EMS, responded to Raymond Road in North Salem for a report of an unresponsive 6-week-old male on Friday, June 14, state police from the Somers barracks said. The victim, Mason J. Cowan, was transported to Danbury Hospital where he was later pronounced dead. The investigation into the infant’s death is ongoing and no further information has been released. This is a developing story. Check back to Daily Voice for updates.

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by Joe Lombardi
North Salem, NY
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Serious Two-Car Crash Causes Heavy Delays On Route 6 Stretch Serious Two-Car Crash Causes Heavy Delays On Route 6 Stretch Serious Two-Car Crash Causes Heavy Delays On Route 6 Stretch
Serious Two-Car Crash Causes Heavy Delays On Route 6 Stretch This story has been updated. A serious two-car crash is tied up traffic during the morning commute near the border of Northern Westchester and Putnam. The crash, reported just before 8 a.m. Monday, June 17, occurred on westbound Route 6 at the intersection of Windsor Road, just west of Mahopac Avenue in Somers. One of the vehicles involved landed well off the road. Delays lasted through the end of the morning commute.

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Mamaroneck, NY
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Wire Damage Causes Lengthy Metro-North Delays During Morning Commute Wire Damage Causes Lengthy Metro-North Delays During Morning Commute Wire Damage Causes Lengthy Metro-North Delays During Morning Commute
Wire Damage Causes Lengthy Metro-North Delays During Morning Commute This story has been updated. Metro-North New Haven Line westbound service experienced delays of 45 to 50 minutes during the height of the morning commute on Monday, June 17. The delays, reported just before 8 a.m., were due to single-tracking as a result of wire damage between Bridgeport and Stratford, the MTA said. Eastbound service operated from Grand Central Terminal to Bridgeport. Substitute bus service was provided from Bridgeport to New Haven due to wire damage between Bridgeport and New Haven. 

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Massapequa, NY
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Missing Seaford Man Found Missing Seaford Man Found Missing Seaford Man Found
Missing Seaford Man Found Update: The 40-year-old man who went missing on Long Island has been found. Miguel Rodriguez had last been seen on Waverly Avenue in Seaford at 3 a.m. Saturday, June 15, Nassau County Police said. "Rodriguez is safe," the New York State Public Safety Department said. "He returned home and then left, eventually being found by police at the Long Island Railroad station in Seaford." Original report: A 40-year-old man has gone missing on Long Island and authorities are asking the public's help in locating him. Miguel Rodriguez was last seen on Waverly Avenue in Seaford at 3 a.m. Saturd…

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Fairfield, CT
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Survey Reveals CT's Signature Dish, Traces Launch Of No. 1 Fast-Food Chain To Fairfield County Survey Reveals CT's Signature Dish, Traces Launch Of No. 1 Fast-Food Chain To Fairfield County Survey Reveals CT's Signature Dish, Traces Launch Of No. 1 Fast-Food Chain To Fairfield County
Survey Reveals CT's Signature Dish, Traces Launch Of No. 1 Fast-Food Chain To Fairfield County What's the most signature dish in Connecticut? A team of more than 70 editors and field editors from Reader's Digest and sister publication Taste of Home submitted their state's favorite dishes as did readers from around the United States. The rundown appears in the story, "America the Tasty: Every state's best food," in the July/August issue of Reader's Digest. The winning dish in Connecticut is also a Fairfield County staple - the clam pizza pie. "In the 1920s, an Italian immigrant named Frank Pepe began selling pizzas with fresh-shucked clams, garlic, olive oil and grated cheese on a th…

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by Joe Lombardi
Bridgeport, CT
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State Trooper Seriously Injured In I-95 Crash State Trooper Seriously Injured In I-95 Crash State Trooper Seriously Injured In I-95 Crash
State Trooper Seriously Injured In I-95 Crash A Connecticut state trooper was injured during an overnight crash on a stretch of I-95 in Fairfield County. The incident occurred at around 2:30 a.m. Sunday, June 16 on northbound I-95  near Exit 22 in Fairfield when the trooper, Gregory Sawicki, was pulled over in the median with his emergency lights activated to assist a disabled vehicle, said Tanya Compagnone, state police public information officer. A passing car in the left lane then struck the cruiser, which caused it to be pushed into the disabled vehicle, Compagnone said. The trooper, who had to be extricat…

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Brentwood, NY
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West Islip Man Injured In Chain Reaction Wrong-Way Crash In North Babylon West Islip Man Injured In Chain Reaction Wrong-Way Crash In North Babylon West Islip Man Injured In Chain Reaction Wrong-Way Crash In North Babylon
West Islip Man Injured In Chain Reaction Wrong-Way Crash In North Babylon A chain-reaction wrong-way crash that injured a West Islip man in North Babylon was likely caused by a medical incident, Suffolk County Police said. The crash occurred Sunday afternoon, June 16 when police say Robert Wolf of West Islip was driving a 2007 Chevy Malibu on Sunrise Highway South Service Road when the vehicle entered Sunrise Highway, just west of Route 231, traveling westbound in the eastbound lanes, Suffolk County Police said. The Malibu struck a 2002 Dodge pickup truck being driven by John Gallagher of Conway, South Carolina, according to police. A truck wheel fell o…

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Brentwood, NY
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Man With Head Injuries Found Dead On Side Of Road In Patchogue Man With Head Injuries Found Dead On Side Of Road In Patchogue Man With Head Injuries Found Dead On Side Of Road In Patchogue
Man With Head Injuries Found Dead On Side Of Road In Patchogue A 39-year-old man with head injuries described as extensive was found dead by a passing motorist at a busy intersection in Suffolk County overnight, police said. The discovery was made in Patchogue on the side of Rider Avenue, near Edwards Street, at approximately 10:20 p.m. Saturday, June 15, Suffolk Police said.  The man, who has been identified as Clarence Wyche, 39, was pronounced dead at the scene by a physician assistant from the Office of the Suffolk County Medical Examiner. Wyche's place of residence has not yet been released. Detectives are asking anyone with information…

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by Joe Lombardi
Mount Pleasant, NY
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Trio Behind Bars After Being Accused Of Using Bogus $100, $50 Bills In Northern Westchester Trio Behind Bars After Being Accused Of Using Bogus $100, $50 Bills In Northern Westchester Trio Behind Bars After Being Accused Of Using Bogus $100, $50 Bills In Northern Westchester
Trio Behind Bars After Being Accused Of Using Bogus $100, $50 Bills In Northern Westchester Three men are behind bars after being charged with using counterfeit currency at a gas station in Northern Westchester. An investigation by state police found the three used fake $100 and $50 dollar bills to purchase small items at Coco Farms Shell Gas Station on Route 22 in North Salem, according to state police. The three then received legitimate currency in change for the fraudulent transaction, police said. The three charged with possession of a forged instrument, a Class C felony, and petit larceny, a Class A misdemeanor were: Exondus Barnes and Dalton Daley, both 21 of Queens; an…

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Mahopac, NY
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Judge Was Handling Family Law Matter When He Suffered Fatal Heart Attack In Putnam County Judge Was Handling Family Law Matter When He Suffered Fatal Heart Attack In Putnam County Judge Was Handling Family Law Matter When He Suffered Fatal Heart Attack In Putnam County
Judge Was Handling Family Law Matter When He Suffered Fatal Heart Attack In Putnam County The Putnam County Court judge who died after suffering a heart attack while on the bench fell ill while he was handling a family law court matter on Friday, June 14. A Legal Aid attorney and a lawyer for children were in the courtroom when Judge James Reitz suffered a heart attack, according to a new report by The New York Law Journal. After performing CPR, court officers using a defibrillator in an attempt to resuscitate him, were unable to revive him, the 57-year-old Reitz was pronounced dead shortly after arriving at the hospital. Reitz had carried out one case Frid…

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