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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Serious I-684 Causes Gridlock During Evening Commute Serious I-684 Causes Gridlock During Evening Commute Serious I-684 Causes Gridlock During Evening Commute
Serious I-684 Causes Gridlock During Evening Commute This story has been updated. There was gridlock on a stretch of northbound I-684 during much of the Monday evening commute as a crash took out two lanes before being cleared. The incident occurred at Route 35 (Exit 6) in Katonah with stop-and-go delays to Route 172 (Exit 4) in Bedford. Delays of around an hour occurred while the two lanes were blocked.
Crash On Merritt Causes Gridlock During Evening Commute Crash On Merritt Causes Gridlock During Evening Commute Crash On Merritt Causes Gridlock During Evening Commute
Crash On Merritt Causes Gridlock During Evening Commute This story has been updated. A crash that initially took out the left lane caused gridlock on a stretch of the Merritt Parkway in Fairfield County during much of the Monday evening commute. The northbound crash occurred between North Street (Exit 31) and Den Road (Exit 33), with stop-and-go delays to Lake Avenue (Exit 29). Delays of up to 25-30 minutes were reported while the lane was blocked.
Crash Snarls I-84 Traffic During Evening Commute Crash Snarls I-84 Traffic During Evening Commute Crash Snarls I-84 Traffic During Evening Commute
Crash Snarls I-84 Traffic During Evening Commute This story has been updated. A crash that initially took out the left lane caused gridlock on a stretch of I-84 during much of the Monday evening commute. The incident occurred on the eastbound side at Lime Kiln Road (Exit 15) in Hopewell Junction, with stop-and-go traffic backed up to Route 9 (Exit 13). Delays of up to 30 minutes were reported before the lane reopened.
Neighbor Helps Rescue Family After Two-Alarm Danbury House Fire Breaks Out Neighbor Helps Rescue Family After Two-Alarm Danbury House Fire Breaks Out Neighbor Helps Rescue Family After Two-Alarm Danbury House Fire Breaks Out
Neighbor Helps Rescue Family After Two-Alarm Danbury House Fire Breaks Out A quick-thinking neighbor emerged as a hero after helping to rescue a family when a two-alarm house fire broke out late Sunday morning in Danbury. Anthony Petrella, the neighbor from across the street ran into the house at 2 Pond Ridge Rd., after the fire broke out at around 11:30 a.m. and removed the residents, along with their dog, according to James Gagliardo of the Danbury Fire Department. Meanwhile, a first alarm was transmitted and Danbury Fire Department units responded. Upon arrival, Deputy Chief Bernie Meehan was faced with a fire on the outside of an attached garage.  Recognizing…
Snow Showers Sweep Through Area: How Long Will They Last? Snow Showers Sweep Through Area: How Long Will They Last? Snow Showers Sweep Through Area: How Long Will They Last?
Snow Showers Sweep Through Area: How Long Will They Last? The winter that seemingly will not end -- with the start of spring notwithstanding -- is making yet another encore appearance Sunday morning. Chilly temperatures, combined with wind-chill values at or below the freezing mark have resulted in bands of scattered snow showers spreading through the tristate area Sunday morning. How long will they last? Until about midday when temperatures continue to climb, with the high eventually reaching the low-40s. Some accumulation of a dusting or so is possible on grassy surfaces. Some rain showers are possible in the early afternoon. Skies will be mos…
Thousands In Fairfield County Join 'March For Our Lives' Protests Thousands In Fairfield County Join 'March For Our Lives' Protests Thousands In Fairfield County Join 'March For Our Lives' Protests
Thousands In Fairfield County Join 'March For Our Lives' Protests Thousands of Fairfield residents participated in March For Our Lives events protesting gun violence on Saturday, which coincided with the massive rally organized by students throughout the county attended by more than half a million in Washington, D.C. Among the speakers at the rally in the nation's capital were survivors of the 2012 mass shooting at the Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown. The Newtown students carried a banner that read, "Newtown High School Stands With Stoneman Douglas," referring to the high school in Parkland, Florida in which 17 were killed in the Feb. 14…
Westport Woman Involved In I-95 Welfare Check Had Five Active Warrants Westport Woman Involved In I-95 Welfare Check Had Five Active Warrants Westport Woman Involved In I-95 Welfare Check Had Five Active Warrants
Westport Woman Involved In I-95 Welfare Check Had Five Active Warrants Police discovered following a volatile interrogation that a Fairfield County woman aboard a vehicle who was one the subjects of a welfare check  had five active warrants. At approximately 8 a.m. Friday, Westport Police officers were dispatched to check on the welfare of the occupants of a vehicle after it got off on Exit 17 of I-95 in Westport. Officers responded to the registered owner’s address in Westport. Upon arrival, officers met with the registered owner of the vehicle and Cody Ropiak, who identified the female vehicle passenger by a name that was later determined to be false, police…
Man Charged With Violating Order Of Protection In Northern Westchester Man Charged With Violating Order Of Protection In Northern Westchester Man Charged With Violating Order Of Protection In Northern Westchester
Man Charged With Violating Order Of Protection In Northern Westchester A 46-year-old man from Bergen County is facing a criminal contempt charge in Yorktown after allegedly violating a court-issued Order of Protection in Northern Westchester. Ridgewood resident Benjamin Sanders surrendered himself into police custody on Thursday afternoon following reports that he violated a Westchester County Family Court Temporary Order of Protection by texting and calling his victim repeatedly earlier this month. Investigators from the Yorktown Police Department received a complaint regarding a domestic incident involving Sanders on March 16. After taking the report from th…
Thousands In Westchester Join 'March For Our Lives' Gun Violence Protests Thousands In Westchester Join 'March For Our Lives' Gun Violence Protests Thousands In Westchester Join 'March For Our Lives' Gun Violence Protests
Thousands In Westchester Join 'March For Our Lives' Gun Violence Protests Thousands of Hudson Valley residents participated in March For Our Lives events protesting gun violence on Saturday, which coincided with the massive rally organized by students throughout the county attended by more than half a million in Washington, D.C. An event in White Plains drew more than 3,000, with students from throughout the area leading the way. It kicked off at Post Road Elementary and ended with a rally next to the Martin Luther King, Jr. statue behind the White Plains Public Library, featuring remarks from student activists. Thousands, mainly from Rockland, Bergen, Westcheste…
Orangeburg Woman Caught Driving Stolen Vehicle In Palisades, Police Say Orangeburg Woman Caught Driving Stolen Vehicle In Palisades, Police Say Orangeburg Woman Caught Driving Stolen Vehicle In Palisades, Police Say
Orangeburg Woman Caught Driving Stolen Vehicle In Palisades, Police Say A 23-year-old Orangeburg woman was caught Friday night after police say she stole a vehicle from a residence in Palisades. The arrest came at around 7:15 p.m. on Friday, after officers received a description and license plate of the vehicle and were able to locate it driving on Horne Tooke Road in Palisades. The suspect, Amanda Martini, was then transported to Orangetown Police Headquarters where she was processed and charged with grand larceny in the fourth degree, a felony.
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