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

Storm System Will Bring New Round Of Precipitation Storm System Will Bring New Round Of Precipitation Storm System Will Bring New Round Of Precipitation
Storm System Will Bring New Round Of Precipitation A storm system will approach the area Sunday night, ushering in a new round of precipitation that will bring rain and drizzle to the south and freezing rain and drizzle farther north. Areas north of I-84 will be at the highest risk for the freezing precipitation that could create a slick coating on roadways from Monday to Tuesday. Following a mild day Sunday with highs in the mid 40s under mainly sunny skies, there is a chance of patchy drizzle and rain after 9 p.m. as the warm front arrives. The overnight low will be right around the freezing mark. Rain is likely Monday morning with patch…
NBC's 'Dateline' Spotlights Hudson Valley Businesswoman's Murder Case NBC's 'Dateline' Spotlights Hudson Valley Businesswoman's Murder Case NBC's 'Dateline' Spotlights Hudson Valley Businesswoman's Murder Case
NBC's 'Dateline' Spotlights Hudson Valley Businesswoman's Murder Case A highly publicized Hudson Valley murder case will be featured Saturday at 9 p.m. on NBC-TV's "Dateline." The episode, called "The Evil To Come," documents Clarkstown Police investigators who followed the trail of a seemingly untraceable late-night call as they search for the killer of businesswoman Peggy Nadell in January 2014 in Valley Cottage. For a preview of the episode, click here.
Man, Woman Found With Host Of Drugs In Crawford Park Man, Woman Found With Host Of Drugs In Crawford Park Man, Woman Found With Host Of Drugs In Crawford Park
Man, Woman Found With Host Of Drugs In Crawford Park A man and woman are behind bars after they were found with a host of drugs in a car at a park in the Town of Crawford, the Orange County Sheriff's Office said. Sheriff’s deputies were conducting a property check of the Pine Bush Town Park on Red Mills Road on Monday, Jan. 15 when they observed two people sitting in a 2011 Nissan Altima with the motor running. The deputies approached the vehicle to check on the occupants and upon making contact, they smelled the odor of marijuana coming from the vehicle, the sheriff's office said.  Further investigation revealed the two were in possession o…
Two Caught With $3.6M Worth Of Cocaine In Newburgh Tractor-Trailer Stop Two Caught With $3.6M Worth Of Cocaine In Newburgh Tractor-Trailer Stop Two Caught With $3.6M Worth Of Cocaine In Newburgh Tractor-Trailer Stop
Two Caught With $3.6M Worth Of Cocaine In Newburgh Tractor-Trailer Stop A total of $3.6 worth of cocaine was confiscated and two men arrested after an early Saturday morning drug bust in the Hudson Valley.While patrolling the Town of Newburgh, Orange County sheriff’s deputies pulled over a tractor-trailer headed for the New York State Thruway for following a car too closely. A subsequent probable-cause search of the trailer, performed by a state police K-9 and sheriff's office k-9, turned up a sack containing 10 kilograms of cocaine, with an estimated street value of $3.6 million, according to the sheriff’s office. Two St. Elizario, Texas men -- Francisco Casti…
Keep Close Eye On Your Kids, Says Mom Of New Canaan Boy Who Died From Flu Keep Close Eye On Your Kids, Says Mom Of New Canaan Boy Who Died From Flu Keep Close Eye On Your Kids, Says Mom Of New Canaan Boy Who Died From Flu
Keep Close Eye On Your Kids, Says Mom Of New Canaan Boy Who Died From Flu On the eve of his funeral, the mother of the 10-year-old Fairfield County boy who died from complications of the flu is urging parents to keep a close eye on their children amid one of the most active flu seasons in years. Nico Mallozzi, who began feeling ill Thursday, Jan. 11, traveled with his youth hockey team (the Norwalk-based Connecticut Roughriders) to a tournament in Buffalo that weekend, but did not play. He died Sunday, Jan. 14 at an area hospital after returning home to New Canaan. The cause of death was sepsis resulting from pneumonia, a complication of the flu, the New York medi…
Police ID Suspicious Woman Spotted In Clarkstown Neighborhoods Police ID Suspicious Woman Spotted In Clarkstown Neighborhoods Police ID Suspicious Woman Spotted In Clarkstown Neighborhoods
Police ID Suspicious Woman Spotted In Clarkstown Neighborhoods Police have identified a person who was the subject of numerous reports from residents about a suspicious woman in Clarkstown and Orangetown. Over the past week or so, the woman had been been spotted in neighborhoods in both towns, Clarkstown Police said. Pictures of this individual and sightings of her around neighborhoods have increased concern on social media . The Clarkstown Detective Bureau said it took this investigation very seriously and gathered enough information to be able to identify the woman and conduct an interview with her. The detectives verified that her actions were comp…
Former Arlington HS Football Player Danny Wright Dies At 29 Former Arlington HS Football Player Danny Wright Dies At 29 Former Arlington HS Football Player Danny Wright Dies At 29
Former Arlington HS Football Player Danny Wright Dies At 29 Daniel G. "Danny" Wright of Pleasant Valley, who was born on Jan. 16, 1988 at Vassar Brothers Medical Center died there on Friday, Dec. 29. He was 29. After graduating from Arlington High School, Danny was a proud member of Local 638 Steamfitters. He played football for Arlington High School, enjoyed golf, skiing, hiking in the Catskills, going to the beach in Rhode Island and spending time with his twin brother Kenny and younger brother Michael.  Danny loved his family and friends deeply and showed compassion and sense of humor with all he met.  Danny is survived by his mother J…
House Fire Takes Four Hours To Contain In Sparkill House Fire Takes Four Hours To Contain In Sparkill House Fire Takes Four Hours To Contain In Sparkill
House Fire Takes Four Hours To Contain In Sparkill A fully engulfed overnight fire at a Sparkill home took four hours to contain. The blaze broke out around 4 a.m. Friday at 14 Robert Hagan Court,  Orangetown Police said. The Sparkill/Palisades Fire Department quickly joined Orangetown PD at the scene and began fire operations. Tappan and Orangeburg Fire Departments also responded and assisted at the scene. The fire was brought under control and the scene was cleared at approximately 8 a.m.  There has not been any word about possible injuries to either residents of the home or emergency responders. The fire is currently under investigati…
Residual Metro-North Delays Following Earlier Disabled Train Residual Metro-North Delays Following Earlier Disabled Train Residual Metro-North Delays Following Earlier Disabled Train
Residual Metro-North Delays Following Earlier Disabled Train This story has been updated. Metro-North's Harlem Line is experiencing delays up to 15 minutes late Friday morning due to an earlier disabled train and track condition, which required attention in the vicinity of the Scarsdale station. The incident initially led to delays of up to 40 minutes.
Amazon Reveals Average Salary, Number Of Jobs It Will Add At HQ2 Amazon Reveals Average Salary, Number Of Jobs It Will Add At HQ2 Amazon Reveals Average Salary, Number Of Jobs It Will Add At HQ2
Amazon Reveals Average Salary, Number Of Jobs It Will Add At HQ2 Amazon has revealed the number of jobs it expects to add and the average annual salary at its new second headquarters after announcing 20 finalists, including New York City, for the new location Thursday morning.Amazon said it expects to invest more than $5 billion in construction and grow this second headquarters to include as many as 50,000 high-paying jobs with an average salary of $100,000. Seattle-based Amazon did not disclose how it determined the finalists after receiving nearly 300 applications from localities.  The winner will be selected later this year. No specific month for that…
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