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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Joe Lombardi's Contributions

Happiness Among Americans Hits All-Time Low, New Poll Reveals Happiness Among Americans Hits All-Time Low, New Poll Reveals
Happiness Among Americans Hits All-Time Low, New Poll Reveals Americans are struggling to feel satisfied, and new polling suggests money habits are playing an even bigger role in shaping that unhappiness. In an exclusive YouGov poll for MarketWatch conducted in October, only about half of respondents said the way they use and manage their money made them happy.  When asked which money-related activity brought them the most happiness, 13 percent said they did not know, revealing uncertainty around what actually generates financial well-being. Among those who did give a clear answer, saving stood out. The poll found that 37 percent felt happiest w…
Here's Where NY Ranks Among States With Worst Drivers, New Study Says Here's Where NY Ranks Among States With Worst Drivers, New Study Says
Here's Where NY Ranks Among States With Worst Drivers, New Study Says Bad drivers are everywhere, but a new study reveals some states are home to more dangerous motorists than others. According to LendingTree’s latest analysis, updated in the middle of November, certain Northeast states land high on the list for the worst drivers in the nation. The study measured accidents, DUIs, speeding, and citations per 1,000 drivers from Nov. 5, 2023, through Nov. 4, 2024. Massachusetts tops the rankings with 61.1 incidents per 1,000 drivers — the highest in the country. The Bay State also has the nation’s only accident rate above 40.0, at 44.4 accidents per 1,000 driver…
New Storm Could Bring Up To 5 Inches Of Snow To These Parts Of Tristate Region New Storm Could Bring Up To 5 Inches Of Snow To These Parts Of Tristate Region
New Storm Could Bring Up To 5 Inches Of Snow To These Parts Of Tristate Region The National Weather Service has just released initial projected snowfall totals for a new coastal storm set to hit the New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut tristate area, with the first accumulating snow of the season expected for many spots. A coastal low will move through the region Monday night, Dec. 1, into Tuesday afternoon, Dec. 2, bringing a mix of rain and snow.  Click here for a new, updated story: New Storm Could Hit Parts Of Northeast With Up To 6 Inches Of Snowfall: Here's Latest The highest snow totals are likely across far northern parts of the Lower Hudson Valley…
Latest Gallup Poll Reveals New Shift In Trump Popularity Latest Gallup Poll Reveals New Shift In Trump Popularity
Latest Gallup Poll Reveals New Shift In Trump Popularity Americans’ views of President Donald Trump appear to have shifted this month, with new survey data pointing to growing concerns about his performance in office. Gallup said on Friday, Nov. 28, that Trump’s approval rating has fallen to 36 percent, marking the lowest point of his second term.  The latest figure reflects a drop of five points from earlier readings in which approval hovered between 40 percent and 41 percent. Disapproval has climbed to 60 percent. Trump’s previous second-term low was 37 percent in July, and his all-time low was 34 percent in 2021 at the end of his first te…
Back-To-Back Storms Will Bring Snow, Ice, Rain, Travel Chaos To Northeast Back-To-Back Storms Will Bring Snow, Ice, Rain, Travel Chaos To Northeast
Back-To-Back Storms Will Bring Snow, Ice, Rain, Travel Chaos To Northeast The Northeast is bracing for back-to-back storms that will bring rain, snow, and icy conditions, creating significant travel disruptions through the start of next week. New update - New Storm Could Hit Parts Of Northeast With Up To 6 Inches Of Snowfall: Here's Latest The first system, which brought heavy lake-effect snow to the Midwest, will move into the Northeast on Sunday, Nov. 30, bringing widespread rain and fog after dumping 6 to 12 inches of snow to parts of the Midwest and Ontario, Canada. The first of the storms will move through the Midwest, bringing 6-12 inches of sn…
Carnival Cruise Passenger Recalls Moments After Teen’s Death; Aunt Says 'I Know Anna Fought' Carnival Cruise Passenger Recalls Moments After Teen’s Death; Aunt Says 'I Know Anna Fought'
Carnival Cruise Passenger Recalls Moments After Teen’s Death; Aunt Says 'I Know Anna Fought' Family and fellow passengers are shaken and searching for answers three weeks after a Carnival cruise turned tragic after an 18-year-old high school cheerleader was found dead under a bed. Anna Kepner, of Titusville, Florida, was found dead on Friday, Nov. 7, aboard the Carnival Horizon. Her body was discovered wrapped in a blanket and hidden under a bed in a cabin she reportedly shared with her 16-year-old stepbrother. Investigators have ruled her death a homicide, citing mechanical asphyxiation as the cause. Passenger Tina Altman, who was aboard the ship, described the chaotic moments aft…
Accumulating Snow To Hit Much Of Northeast After Separate Post-Thanksgiving System: 1-2 Punch Accumulating Snow To Hit Much Of Northeast After Separate Post-Thanksgiving System: 1-2 Punch
Accumulating Snow To Hit Much Of Northeast After Separate Post-Thanksgiving System: 1-2 Punch A post-Thanksgiving storm followed by a new winter system will bring messy conditions to the Northeast along with the first accumulating snowfall of the season in many spots. The second of the storms is expected Monday night, Dec. 1, into Tuesday afternoon, Dec. 2, just days after a powerful post-Thanksgiving system drops heavy snow, affecting around a dozen states, and potentially snarling holiday travel. Click here for a new, updated story: New Storm Could Hit Parts Of Northeast With Up To 6 Inches Of Snowfall: Here's Latest That first storm, arriving later in the day on Blac…
Dolly Parton Shares Heartfelt Thanksgiving Message Amid Health Struggles Dolly Parton Shares Heartfelt Thanksgiving Message Amid Health Struggles
Dolly Parton Shares Heartfelt Thanksgiving Message Amid Health Struggles Dolly Parton is letting fans know she is grateful, and still going strong, as she faces ongoing health challenges. The country music legend, 79, shared a heartfelt Thanksgiving video message on Thursday, Nov. 27, wishing her fans blessings and expressing deep gratitude for the memories they have shared. In the video, Parton appeared upbeat and positive, dressed in her signature style, and said: "Well hey! It's Dolly here, and I want to wish all of you and your family blessings this Thanksgiving. I am so thankful for all of you and for the memories that we've shared through the years. So Hap…
19 States See Growth In COVID-19 Cases As Thanksgiving Arrives, CDC Says 19 States See Growth In COVID-19 Cases As Thanksgiving Arrives, CDC Says
19 States See Growth In Covid-19 Cases As Thanksgiving Arrives, CDC Says Families enjoying Thanksgiving gatherings may want to keep an eye not just on the weather, but on where COVID-19 is starting to climb again. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) says that infections are growing or likely growing in 19 states, declining or likely declining in four states, and not changing in 22 states.  The trends come from a CDC modeling tool that tracks emergency department visits tied to COVID to estimate how quickly the virus is spreading in each state. According to the latest estimates, released on Tuesday, Nov. 18, infections are increasing o…
Thanksgiving Is Most Dangerous Day For Home Kitchens: What To Know, How To Stay Safe Thanksgiving Is Most Dangerous Day For Home Kitchens: What To Know, How To Stay Safe
Thanksgiving Is Most Dangerous Day For Home Kitchens: What To Know, How To Stay Safe Thanksgiving brings more traffic into the kitchen than any other day of the year, and fire officials say that when distractions rise, so does the danger. Federal fire officials warn that Thanksgiving has become the most dangerous day of the year for home cooking fires in the United States.  According to the National Fire Protection Association, an estimated 1,446 cooking fires were reported to US fire departments on Thanksgiving Day in 2023, reflecting nearly four times the typical daily average.  Between 2019 and 2023, cooking accounted for 80 percent of Thanksgiving Day home fi…
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