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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DWI Stony Point Man Hides After Fleeing Scene Of Car Crash, Police Say DWI Stony Point Man Hides After Fleeing Scene Of Car Crash, Police Say DWI Stony Point Man Hides After Fleeing Scene Of Car Crash, Police Say
DWI Stony Point Man Hides After Fleeing Scene Of Car Crash, Police Say A 43-year-old Stony Point man who fled the scene of a car crash is facing several charges, including DWI and resisting arrest, Stony Point Police announced. Police were investigating an auto accident near 105 East Main St in Stony Point with a report that the driver was leaving the scene of the crash early Saturday evening. Police located the driver who fled from the car, Jose Molina-Rivas, in the rear seat of a different unregistered car parked at that address, according to police, who noted he was apparently attempting to hide from police.  Molina-Rivera refused police orders to exit the…
Missing Yonkers Teen Found In New York City Missing Yonkers Teen Found In New York City Missing Yonkers Teen Found In New York City
Missing Yonkers Teen Found In New York City Update: A 15-year-old boy who went missing Saturday was located in New York City early Sunday morning, Yonkers Police said.  His safe and has been reunited with his family. The Yonkers Police Department expressed appreciations to "members of the media and local residents who shared our missing person poster." "We would also like to thank our local law enforcement partners including the Westchester County Department of Public Safety (K9 Unit and Aviation Unit) and the New York City Police Department," the Yonkers PD said. Investigation will continue as to how Yonkers r…
Bed Bath & Beyond Layoffs Will Affect Hudson Valley Stores Bed Bath & Beyond Layoffs Will Affect Hudson Valley Stores Bed Bath & Beyond Layoffs Will Affect Hudson Valley Stores
Bed Bath & Beyond Layoffs Will Affect Hudson Valley Stores Bed Bath & Beyond announced it will speed up its plan to realign store management structure, resulting in eliminating approximately 880 jobs. The cuts will eliminate department and assistant store manager positions at nearly half of its stores. The changes will save the company about $16 million, according to a statement. "These actions accelerate a transition in store management roles that began more than a year ago through store hiring practices and attrition," Bed Bath & Beyond said in a statement. "These efforts simplify the store management structure and strengt…
Sex And The State House? Cynthia Nixon Eyed As Cuomo Primary Challenger Sex And The State House? Cynthia Nixon Eyed As Cuomo Primary Challenger Sex And The State House? Cynthia Nixon Eyed As Cuomo Primary Challenger
Sex And The State House? Cynthia Nixon Eyed As Cuomo Primary Challenger Actress Cynthia Nixon, who starred in the HBO hit show “Sex and the City,” is being mentioned as a possible primary challenger to Gov. Andrew Cuomo in the 2018 gubernatorial race in New York, according to a report in the Wall Street Journal. The 51-year-old Nixon has been critical of Cuomo’s education policies and said on ABC's "The View" that he is “is a little more like (Secretary of Education) Betsy DeVos than we like to think he is." As previously reported by Daily Voice, former State Sen. Terry Gipson, a 54-year-old Rhinebeck resident, is considering mounting a primary c…
Lunar Eclipse Will Arrive Before Century's First Total Solar Eclipse Lunar Eclipse Will Arrive Before Century's First Total Solar Eclipse Lunar Eclipse Will Arrive Before Century's First Total Solar Eclipse
Lunar Eclipse Will Arrive Before Century's First Total Solar Eclipse Call it a warm-up act — and the timing is hardly coincidental. Two weeks before the first total solar eclipse of the 21st century arrives on Aug. 21, there will be a partial lunar eclipse on Monday, Aug. 7.Lunar eclipses are the opposite of solar eclipses. In a lunar eclipse, the Earth casts its shadow on the moon. Solar and lunar eclipses occur in pairs, with one preceding the other usually by two weeks — which is exactly the time frame in this month's situation. Monday's partial eclipse will last about two hours, and will be at its darkest around 2:20 p.m. Eastern Daylight Time, according…
Serious Crash With Injuries Occurs On I-87 In Rockland Serious Crash With Injuries Occurs On I-87 In Rockland Serious Crash With Injuries Occurs On I-87 In Rockland
Serious Crash With Injuries Occurs On I-87 In Rockland This story has been updated. A serious motor-vehicle crash with injuries was reported early Saturday evening on a stretch of I-87 in Rockland. The southbound, two-car crash occurred in Hillburn around 7 p.m. Farther east on I-87, a disabled vehicle blocked the left lane northbound at Exit 11 (West Nyack) in an incident reported at 7:10 p.m. Traffic was backed up to Exit 10 (Route 9W).
Serious Crash With Injuries Occurs On Route 9G In Staatsburg Serious Crash With Injuries Occurs On Route 9G In Staatsburg Serious Crash With Injuries Occurs On Route 9G In Staatsburg
Serious Crash With Injuries Occurs On Route 9G In Staatsburg A serious motor-vehicle crash with injuries reported occurred late Saturday afternoon in Dutchess.The two-car crash was reported at 4:15 p.m. at Route 9G and Hollow Road in Staatsburg. This is a developing story. Check back to Daily Voice for updates.
Missing Yonkers Teen Found Safe Missing Yonkers Teen Found Safe Missing Yonkers Teen Found Safe
Missing Yonkers Teen Found Safe Update: A 15-year-old boy who went missing Saturday was located in New York City early Sunday morning, Yonkers Police said.  His safe and has been reunited with his family. The Yonkers Police Department expressed appreciations to "members of the media and local residents who shared our missing person poster." "We would also like to thank our local law enforcement partners including the Westchester County Department of Public Safety (K9 Unit and Aviation Unit) and the New York City Police Department," the Yonkers PD said. Investigation will continue as to how Yonkers r…
Flooding Closes Saw Mill, Bronx River Parkway; Crash Ties Up Hutch Traffic Flooding Closes Saw Mill, Bronx River Parkway; Crash Ties Up Hutch Traffic Flooding Closes Saw Mill, Bronx River Parkway; Crash Ties Up Hutch Traffic
Flooding Closes Saw Mill, Bronx River Parkway; Crash Ties Up Hutch Traffic Stretches of both the Saw Mill and Bronx River parkways were closed in both directions Saturday as a result of flooding from the early morning thunderstorms that moved through the area. The Saw Mill closure was southbound in Mount Pleasant between Manville Road (Exit 29) and Marble Avenue (Exit 27) and northbound between Marble Avenue (Exit 27) and Grant Street. The roadway opened around 1 p.m. The Bronx River Parkway is closed both ways between Main Street (Exit 21) in White Plains and the Westchester County Center. There were earlier stop-and-go delays on the southbound Hutchinson River …
Wappinger Man Steals Debit Card From ATM, Withdraws $1K, Police Say Wappinger Man Steals Debit Card From ATM, Withdraws $1K, Police Say Wappinger Man Steals Debit Card From ATM, Withdraws $1K, Police Say
Wappinger Man Steals Debit Card From ATM, Withdraws $1K, Police Say A 30-year-old Wappinger man stole a man's debit card from an ATM and withdrew $1,000 from the victim's account, state police said Thursday. Troopers interviewed a Wappinger man who reported that his debit card was stolen from a Town of Wappinger ATM and $1,000 in cash was taken from his account on July 25. On Wednesday, state police from the Wappinger barracks arrested Jordan D. Grabowski and charged him with identity theft and grand larceny, both Class E felonies. Grabowski was additionally charged with Petit Larceny, a misdemeanor. Grabowski was issued appearance tickets directing him to…
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