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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Thousands Still Without Power In Fairfield County After Damaging Nor'easter Thousands Still Without Power In Fairfield County After Damaging Nor'easter Thousands Still Without Power In Fairfield County After Damaging Nor'easter
Thousands Still Without Power In Fairfield County After Damaging Nor'easter Thousands of Eversource customers are still without power Saturday morning in Fairfield County following a damaging Nor’easter that brought soaking rains, snow, sustained winds and powerful wind gusts to the area Friday.Greenwich had the most outages in Fairfield County on Saturday at 9:30 a.m. with 6,121 residents (about 22 percent of customers) without power, followed by Stamford (1,990) and New Canaan  (1,921). For an outage map, click here. For an outage list, click here. To check on the status of an outage, click here.
More Than 61K Con Ed Customers Still Without Power In Westchester More Than 61K Con Ed Customers Still Without Power In Westchester More Than 61K Con Ed Customers Still Without Power In Westchester
More Than 61K Con Ed Customers Still Without Power In Westchester More than 61,000 Con Ed customers are still without power Saturday morning in Westchester following a damaging Nor’easter that brought soaking rains, snow, sustained winds and powerful wind gusts to the area Friday. Among Con Ed's 348,198 customers in the county, 61,462 are without power Saturday morning. Another 22,000-plus in Northern Westchester serviced by NYSEG are also still minus power Saturday morning, bringing the total in Westchester to more than 83,000. To check on the status of a Con Ed outage, click here.
More Than 22K NYSEG Customers Still Without Power In Northern Westchester More Than 22K NYSEG Customers Still Without Power In Northern Westchester More Than 22K NYSEG Customers Still Without Power In Northern Westchester
More Than 22K Nyseg Customers Still Without Power In Northern Westchester Nearly 50,000 NYSEG customers are still without power Saturday morning in Northern Westchester, Putnam and Dutchess counties following a damaging Nor’easter that brought soaking rains,  snow, sustained winds and powerful wind gusts to the area Friday. A total of 23,941 are without power in Putnam (of 38,310 customers), 22,234 in northern Westchester (out of 32,806 total customers) and 4,507 in eastern Dutchess County (of 15,621 customers) as of early Saturday morning.according to NYSEG. To receive updates on restoration, visit Outage Central.
Thousands Still Without Power In Dutchess Thousands Still Without Power In Dutchess Thousands Still Without Power In Dutchess
Thousands Still Without Power In Dutchess Electric service was restored to more than half of the nearly 110,000 customers impacted by the storm, though strong winds continue to impact the region, according to Central Hudson. As of 7 a.m. Saturday, approximately 53,000 customers remained without electric service in nearly 1,200 individual damage locations, following a damaging Nor’easter that brought soaking rains, sustained winds, powerful wind gusts and nearly two feet of heavy, wet snow to some northern areas. Remaining power outages in the most heavily impacted areas are 24,000 in Dutchess County, 19,000 in Greene County and 10,…
Driver Killed In I-87 Westchester Crash Driver Killed In I-87 Westchester Crash Driver Killed In I-87 Westchester Crash
Driver Killed In I-87 Westchester Crash A motorist was killed late Friday afternoon on a stretch of I-87 in Westchester. State Police were dispatched to investigate a serious injury accident which occurred northbound near mile post marker 11.3 in Greenburgh at approximately 4:40 p.m. The driver of the vehicle was transported to Westchester Medical Center with serious life-threatening injuries and was later pronounced dead, state police said. The driver's name is being withheld at this time pending notification of next of kin. The accident is being reconstructed by the New York State Police Collision Reconstruction Unit (CRU) an…
Info For Pound Ridge Residents On Outages, Shelter, Warming Centers Info For Pound Ridge Residents On Outages, Shelter, Warming Centers Info For Pound Ridge Residents On Outages, Shelter, Warming Centers
Info For Pound Ridge Residents On Outages, Shelter, Warming Centers Not Over Yet: Treacherous Travel With Downed Trees, Slick Roads In Area With numerous power outages and many many road closures, Pound Ridge officials are asking residents to check www.townofpound ridge.com for the town's current closure list. It is mapped and in list form.  "We have opened our townhouse as a shelter and a warming center until Saturday," Pound Ridge Police Chief Dave Ryan said.  Ryan added that residents who need help should call police at (914) 764-4206 for assistance or updated information.
Not Over Yet: Treacherous Travel With Downed Trees, Slick Roads In Area Not Over Yet: Treacherous Travel With Downed Trees, Slick Roads In Area Not Over Yet: Treacherous Travel With Downed Trees, Slick Roads In Area
Not Over Yet: Treacherous Travel With Downed Trees, Slick Roads In Area It's not over yet. The Nor'easter tearing through the area has left thousands without power, hundreds of downed trees and power lines and numerous road closures, resulting in treacherous travel that will continue through Saturday morning. In the Hudson Valley, an 11-year-old boy was killed Friday afternoon when a tree crashed through a home amid the storm in Putnam County. One town in the area, Greenburgh, had 13 downed tree incidents as of late Friday afternoon. A total of 70,000 were left without power early Friday afternoon in Dutchess County, making it what a Central Hudson spokesman …
11-Year-Old Killed By Fallen Tree In Putnam 11-Year-Old Killed By Fallen Tree In Putnam 11-Year-Old Killed By Fallen Tree In Putnam
11-Year-Old Killed By Fallen Tree In Putnam An 11-year-old boy was killed Friday afternoon when a tree crashed through a home amid the Nor'easter, according to the Putnam County Sheriff’s Department. The tragic death occurred on 33 Dunderberg Road in Putnam Valley at about 12:15 p.m. When Deputy Charlie Johnson arrived, he observed a large tree had fallen and crashed into the home, trapping the young boy underneath. Johnson attempted to rescue the boy but was unable to reach him. Deputy Anthony Tolve and members from the Putnam Valley Fire Department also arrived on the scene and attempted to rescue the boy who had been home with hi…
Schools Announce Closures As Nor'easter Arrives Schools Announce Closures As Nor'easter Arrives Schools Announce Closures As Nor'easter Arrives
Schools Announce Closures As Nor'easter Arrives  Eye Of The Storm: Morning Update The following school districts have announced delayed openings or closures for Friday, March 2 due to the Nor'easter moving through the area: Bethel, closed Brookfield, closed Danbury, closed New Fairfield, closed New Milford, closed Newtown, closed Ridgefield, closed Sherman, closed
Eye Of The Storm: Morning Update As Dangerous Nor'easter Arrives Eye Of The Storm: Morning Update As Dangerous Nor'easter Arrives Eye Of The Storm: Morning Update As Dangerous Nor'easter Arrives
Eye Of The Storm: Morning Update As Dangerous Nor'easter Arrives Taconic Closure, I-684 Crash Among Numerous Incidents On Slick Roadways Projected Snowfall Totals Increase A dangerous Nor'easter will hit the tristate area from Thursday night into Saturday morning, bringing with it something of everything: Snow, heavy rain, damaging winds that could cause power outages and possible flooding. Here's a look at the timeline of the storm: Friday morning: Rain will mix with snow and be all snow at times farther north. Temperatures will fall during the day Friday into the low 30s during the afternoon, with winds between 25 and 30 miles per hour, gusting to as…
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