Joe Lombardi

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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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White Plains, NY
Breaking News
38 Officers, 11 Police Departments Honored At County Center Ceremony 38 Officers, 11 Police Departments Honored At County Center Ceremony 38 Officers, 11 Police Departments Honored At County Center Ceremony
38 Officers, 11 Police Departments Honored At County Center Ceremony WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. -- The Westchester County law enforcement community gathered Thursday at the County Center in White Plains to pay tribute to fallen officers and honor current officers for outstanding police work performed in the past year. The annual Police Memorial Day and Honor Awards ceremony was presided over by County Executive Robert P. Astorino and Public Safety Commissioner George N. Longworth. The names of 86 officers who lost their lives in the line of duty in Westchester were read aloud and taps were played to honor their memory. Astorino noted that the names of Yonkers Police…

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Armonk, NY
Breaking News
Log In, Look Out Westchester: New Global Hack Attack Expected Monday Log In, Look Out Westchester: New Global Hack Attack Expected Monday Log In, Look Out Westchester: New Global Hack Attack Expected Monday
Log In, Look Out Westchester: New Global Hack Attack Expected Monday A second wave of the global hack attack that started Friday is expected to cause worldwide computer problems on Monday, according to multiple reports. So-called ransomware could freeze computers as the workweek gets underway.  Homeland security adviser Thomas P. Bossert and top security officials in the Trump administration had emergency meetings in the White House Situation Room about the hack over the weekend, according to The New York Times. The first wave of the attack on Friday took down computer systems in more than 150 countries. Coding for a kill switch that was discovered for the …

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Paramus, NJ
Breaking News
Police ID Teen Killed By Pickup Truck On Route 17 Police ID Teen Killed By Pickup Truck On Route 17 Police ID Teen Killed By Pickup Truck On Route 17
Police ID Teen Killed By Pickup Truck On Route 17 State police have identified a 15-year-old girl who was killed Thursday night after being hit by a pickup truck while crossing Route 17 in Wallkill Thursday night. Hope Vandermark, 15 of Middletown was pronounced dead at the scene after being struck in the westbound lane by a 2002 Chevy pickup truck driven by 20-year-old Nicholas Hurst of Bloomingburg. Hurst was not charged in the incident. The investigation revealed that he was not impaired, distracted or speeding. The investigation is ongoing.

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Bedford, NY
Obituaries
Bruce Helmes Of Katonah, 95, Architect, Community Volunteer Bruce Helmes Of Katonah, 95, Architect, Community Volunteer Bruce Helmes Of Katonah, 95, Architect, Community Volunteer
Bruce Helmes Of Katonah, 95, Architect, Community Volunteer Bruce Philip Helmes, an architect, World War II veteran and a native of Katonah who was active in the community for 70 years, died on May 8. He was 95. Born April 25, 1922 on a kitchen table in a second-floor apartment over a woodwork shop at 223 Katonah Avenue, which 50 years later he renovated into offices now known as The Courtyard. He was the third child of Charles and Louise Tucker Helmes. Predeceased by sister, Marion Covey and brother, Charles T. Helmes, former superintendent of the Katonah-Lewisboro School District. His father was the "wire chief" of the New York Telephone…

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Armonk, NY
Breaking News
Warnings Issued To Westchester Residents About Separate Phone Scams Warnings Issued To Westchester Residents About Separate Phone Scams Warnings Issued To Westchester Residents About Separate Phone Scams
Warnings Issued To Westchester Residents About Separate Phone Scams Hudson Valley residents are being warned about two scams that have been reported in the area.In a recent case, a male caller claimed to be a utility company representative and demanded payment in the form of a Green Dot moneyPak (pre-paid money card), saying that if payment was not received, the utility service would be shut off. In Rockland County, police recently responded to the home of an 81-year-old female victim from Nanuet who told the officer who responded that she received a phone call from an unknown person she initially believed to be her grandson.  The caller said that he had be…

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Mamaroneck, NY
Breaking News
Kayaker Who Fell Into Long Island Sound Found Safe Kayaker Who Fell Into Long Island Sound Found Safe Kayaker Who Fell Into Long Island Sound Found Safe
Kayaker Who Fell Into Long Island Sound Found Safe A kayaker who was reported in distress in the Long Island Sound was found uninjured on Saturday, police said. At 11:55 a.m. Saturday, Westport police received a 911 call about a kayaker possibly in distress off the coast of Compo Beach in Westport, Conn. The caller said she saw a yellow kayak in the water off Soundview Avenue in Westport and that a person appeared to be clinging to it, police said. Officers dispatched to the area found a yellow kayak washed up on the beach, police said. Concerned that a kayaker was still in Long Island Sound, the Westport Police Marine Unit was activated …

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Stony Point, NY
Breaking News
ID Released For Girl Killed After Being Hit By Pickup Truck On Route 17 ID Released For Girl Killed After Being Hit By Pickup Truck On Route 17 ID Released For Girl Killed After Being Hit By Pickup Truck On Route 17
ID Released For Girl Killed After Being Hit By Pickup Truck On Route 17 State police have identified a 15-year-old girl who was killed Thursday night after being hit by a pickup truck while crossing  Route 17 in Wallkill Thursday night. Hope Vandermark, 15 of Middletown was pronounced dead at the scene after being struck in the westbound lane by a 2002 Chevy pickup truck driven by 20-year-old Nicholas Hurst of Bloomingburg. Hurst was not charged in the incident. The investigation revealed that he was not impaired, distracted or speeding. The investigation is ongoing.

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Yonkers, NY
Your Community
Basketball Star From Westchester Commits To Duke Basketball Star From Westchester Commits To Duke Basketball Star From Westchester Commits To Duke
Basketball Star From Westchester Commits To Duke A Hudson Valley native who is one of the nation's top-ranked college basketball players will be taking his talents to the highest level of college basketball.Jordan Tucker, a former standout at Archbishop Stepinac in White Plains, announced Saturday that he has committed to Duke University. Tucker, who transferred to Wheeler High School in Georgia for his senior year, announced his decision on Twitter: "Officially a Duke Blue Devil." The 6-foot-7 wing forward chose Duke over Kansas, Syracuse, Georgia Tech, Oregon, Villanova, Indiana, Dayton and Creighton. "I spent a long tim…

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Armonk, NY
Weather
10 Named Storms Predicted For 2017 Atlantic Hurricane Forecast 10 Named Storms Predicted For 2017 Atlantic Hurricane Forecast 10 Named Storms Predicted For 2017 Atlantic Hurricane Forecast
10 Named Storms Predicted For 2017 Atlantic Hurricane Forecast Experts are calling for a below-normal hurricane season this year, as a potential El Niño may limit the development of storms, AccuWeather said. AccuWeather meteorologists are predicting 10 named storms, five of which are projected to become hurricanes and three of which may become major hurricanes. The 2017 season, which runs from June 1 to Nov. 30, follows the deadliest in over 10 years for the Atlantic basin. Last season spawned 15 named storms, seven of which were hurricanes. It was also the costliest Atlantic hurricane season since 2012.  "The big factor is going to be the fact …

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White Plains, NY
Breaking News
Westchester Town Named Richest In America Tops Week's News Westchester Town Named Richest In America Tops Week's News Westchester Town Named Richest In America Tops Week's News
Westchester Town Named Richest In America Tops Week's News WESTCHESTER COUNTY, N.Y. -- A Westchester County municipality has been named the richest town in America, as Scarsdale became the only Hudson Valley municipality selected among 25 locations ranked nationally. Click here to read the story. Here are some other top stories from this past week. A popular bartender, Jason Shenkman, 32, was killed in a one-car fatal crash around midnight on the Taconic State Parkway early Wednesday in Mount Pleasant. Click here to read the story. New York State Police arrested a 28-year-old man after he allegedly pulled what appeared to be a handgun at another d…

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