Joe Lombardi

Managing Editor

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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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Videos: Black Bear Interrupting Family Doing Weekend Lawn Work Among New Sightings Videos: Black Bear Interrupting Family Doing Weekend Lawn Work Among New Sightings Videos: Black Bear Interrupting Family Doing Weekend Lawn Work Among New Sightings
Videos: Black Bear Interrupting Family Doing Weekend Lawn Work Among New Sightings Looking for a good excuse to get out of doing lawn work? A family in the area found the perfect one on Sunday. A large black bear interrupted them as they were fertilizing their lawn in Putnam County. After taking cover inside their home on North Knapp Court, they watched and took the above videos and photos of the unexpected visitor. Before retreating back into the woods, the bear knocked over a wheelbarrow and helped itself to a 40-pound bag of fertilizer, which it carried in its mouth as it made its exit. It was the second bear sighting reported in Northern Westchester/Putnam in as ma…
Crash Causes Gridlock On I-95 Crash Causes Gridlock On I-95 Crash Causes Gridlock On I-95
Crash Causes Gridlock On I-95 This story has been updated. There was gridlock on a stretch of I-95 early Sunday afternoon following a crash that blocked the left lane for approximately an hour. The northbound incident occurred at Atlantic Street (Exit 8) in Stamford with stopped traffic at the scene of the crash and stop-and-go delays of about a half-hour to Indian Field Road (Exit 4) in Greenwich until the lane reopened around 1:45 p.m.
Stamford Motorist Tracked Down After Van Crashes Into Trees, New Canaan Police Say Stamford Motorist Tracked Down After Van Crashes Into Trees, New Canaan Police Say Stamford Motorist Tracked Down After Van Crashes Into Trees, New Canaan Police Say
Stamford Motorist Tracked Down After Van Crashes Into Trees, New Canaan Police Say A 59-year-old man was located after police say he left the scene of a crash in New Canaan. The incident occurred at around 4:15 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 29 in the area of Ponus Ridge Road near Greenley Road. When police arrived, they found an unoccupied van that had crashed into trees. A subsequent investigation occurred and the operator of the van, 59-year-old Scott James Zane of Stamford, was located at Irwin Park. Zane, who was charged with evading responsibility by leaving the scene of the crash, was transported to police headquarters for processing, posted a $250 bond and is scheduled…
Man Struck By Car Pronounced Dead At Westchester Medical Center Man Struck By Car Pronounced Dead At Westchester Medical Center Man Struck By Car Pronounced Dead At Westchester Medical Center
Man Struck By Car Pronounced Dead At Westchester Medical Center One of two pedestrians struck in a chain-reaction crash early Saturday afternoon was pronounced dead after being rushed to Westchester County Medical Center. The incident occurred just past noontime in Rockland County on Scotland Hill Road in the Village of Chestnut Ridge. A 67-year-old Spring Valley man was operating a 2009 Hyundai southbound when it struck the resident of the Orange County village of Washingtonville, Ramapo Police said. The man was standing behind a 2014 Ford, which was pulled over to the side of the road. The Ford then struck a second pedestrian, a 61-year-old male also…
Route 202 Stretch Reopens After Crash Route 202 Stretch Reopens After Crash Route 202 Stretch Reopens After Crash
Route 202 Stretch Reopens After Crash A stretch of Route 202 near the borders of Westchester, Putnam and Orange counties reopened early Saturday afternoon after a serious crash caused its hours-long closure in Cortlandt. The two-vehicle crash, with injuries, occurred on the stretch of Bear Mountain Bridge Road between the Scenic Overlook and Camp Smith Drive at around 10 a.m. The closure was between the Bear Mountain Bridge and Annsville Circle.
'Armed, Dangerous' Suspect On Loose After Shooting At Hospital In Hudson Valley 'Armed, Dangerous' Suspect On Loose After Shooting At Hospital In Hudson Valley 'Armed, Dangerous' Suspect On Loose After Shooting At Hospital In Hudson Valley
'Armed, Dangerous' Suspect On Loose After Shooting At Hospital In Hudson Valley Updated story - Caught: 'Armed, Dangerous' Suspect In Shooting At Area Hospital Apprehended In NYC  A suspect in a shooting at a hospital in the area is at large and state police are asking for the public's help in finding him. No one was injured in the incident at Ellenville Regional Hospital that happened Friday, Sept. 28 at approximately 1 a.m. Following the shooting, the suspect fled in a vehicle later located unoccupied on Lundy Lane in Napanoch, a hamlet in Ulster County. The suspect, Joshua Stuart, is described by police as being armed and dangerous. He is in his early 40s, and w…
Planned Three-Day Closure Of Hutchinson River Parkway Stretch Postponed Planned Three-Day Closure Of Hutchinson River Parkway Stretch Postponed Planned Three-Day Closure Of Hutchinson River Parkway Stretch Postponed
Planned Three-Day Closure Of Hutchinson River Parkway Stretch Postponed The planned three-day closure of a stretch of the Hutchinson River Parkway this weekend for an ongoing bridge replacement project in Westchester has been postponed, according to the State Department of Transportation. The department did not give a reason for the postponement and noted the roadwork has been postponed until further notice. The project will replace the East 3rd Street bridge, which carries East Lincoln Avenue over the Hutchinson River Parkway, near the border of Pelham and Mount Vernon. The closure had been planned to start at 11 p.m. Friday, Sept. 28 and last through 5 a.m.…
Suspect At Large In Overnight Shooting At Hospital In Hudson Valley Suspect At Large In Overnight Shooting At Hospital In Hudson Valley Suspect At Large In Overnight Shooting At Hospital In Hudson Valley
Suspect At Large In Overnight Shooting At Hospital In Hudson Valley New York State Police are investigating a shooting that occurred overnight at a hospital in the Hudson Valley. No one was injured in the incident at Ellenville Regional Hospital that happened Friday, Sept. 28 at approximately 1 a.m. Following the shooting, the suspect fled in a vehicle which was later located unoccupied on Lundy Lane in Napanoch, a hamlet in Ulster County. The suspect is identified as Joshua Stuart, who is in his early 40s, and was wearing a flannel shirt, blue jeans, and white sneakers. Stuart is believed to be armed and dangerous, and should not be approached, police sa…
Soaking Rain Sweeps Through Area, But Big Change In Store For Weekend Soaking Rain Sweeps Through Area, But Big Change In Store For Weekend Soaking Rain Sweeps Through Area, But Big Change In Store For Weekend
Soaking Rain Sweeps Through Area, But Big Change In Store For Weekend A workweek marked by wet weather is ending with a super soaker on Friday. A Flash Flood Watch is now in effect for much of the region until noon on Friday.  Rain, which will be heavy at times, will continue through late in the morning Friday. There will be a chance of showers until around 2 p.m. Total rainfall could be as high as 1 to 1.5 inches across the area, according to the National Weather Service. (See second image above.) Given this week's heavy rainfall, it will not take much additional rainfall to cause flooding. The rain will mark the passing of a cold front which will lead to…
Tractor-Trailer/SUV Crash Causes I-287 Gridlock During Evening Commute Tractor-Trailer/SUV Crash Causes I-287 Gridlock During Evening Commute Tractor-Trailer/SUV Crash Causes I-287 Gridlock During Evening Commute
Tractor-Trailer/SUV Crash Causes I-287 Gridlock During Evening Commute This story has been updated. A serious crash involving a tractor-trailer and SUV that blocked the right lane caused gridlock on a stretch of I-287 during the Thursday evening commute. The westbound incident occurred near the intersection of I-684. There was stopped traffic at the scene and stop-and-go delays stretching back to Rye at 5:30 p.m. until the lane reopened.
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