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

Summer Weather Outlook Released: Here's What To Expect, Armonk Summer Weather Outlook Released: Here's What To Expect, Armonk Summer Weather Outlook Released: Here's What To Expect, Armonk
Summer Weather Outlook Released: Here's What To Expect, Armonk Wet weather and severe storms will keep extreme temperatures at bay in the Northeast and mid-Atlantic this summer, according to AccuWeather.com. Unlike the summer of 2016, when drought conditions gripped the area, this summer will bring on-and-off wet weather to both regions. "Especially in June and July, we should see some showers and storms from time to time," AccuWeather Lead Long-Range Forecaster Paul Pastelok said. That moisture will help to hold back extreme and prolonged heat, Pastelok added. "I think we'll have some hot weather, but it won't be as prolonged as we sa…
Two 21-Year-Olds Face Drug Charges After Taconic Stop In Pleasant Valley Two 21-Year-Olds Face Drug Charges After Taconic Stop In Pleasant Valley Two 21-Year-Olds Face Drug Charges After Taconic Stop In Pleasant Valley
Two 21-Year-Olds Face Drug Charges After Taconic Stop In Pleasant Valley DUTCHESS COUNTY, N.Y. -- A pair of 21-year-olds are facing drug possession charges after a traffic stop on the Taconic State Parkway on Monday. Troopers stopped a 2003 Chevrolet Malibu traveling northbound on the parkway when they observed the driver not wearing a seatbelt, state police said. While interviewing the driver of the vehicle, who was identified as Daniel H. Balmer of Copiague in Suffolk County, troopers detected an odor of marijuana emanating from the vehicle, police said. A subsequent investigation revealed that Balmer possessed cocaine and marijuana, according to police.  Bri…
Trump Fires Westchester Native, FBI Director James Comey Trump Fires Westchester Native, FBI Director James Comey Trump Fires Westchester Native, FBI Director James Comey
Trump Fires Westchester Native, FBI Director James Comey FBI Director James Comey, a native of Yonkers, has been fired as FBI director by President Donald Trump in a surprising announcement made late Tuesday afternoon. The firing, which the White House says came on the recommendation of Attorney General Jeff Sessions and Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein,  comes just days after Comey testified to Congress regarding his handling of the email investigation of Chappaqua's Hillary Clinton. The move will undoubtedly draw controversy as the FBI is in the midst of an investigation of contacts between Trump’s 2016 campaign aides and Russian official…
Frost In May? Abnormally Cold Air Grips Armonk Frost In May? Abnormally Cold Air Grips Armonk Frost In May? Abnormally Cold Air Grips Armonk
Frost In May? Abnormally Cold Air Grips Armonk Chilly air swinging through the Hudson Valley will not relinquish its grip until at least the middle of May, according to AccuWeather.com. For area residents, the cool pattern will result in temperatures averaging 10 to 15 degrees Fahrenheit below early May averages. For some areas in New York, the pattern will be more reminiscent of winter as wet snowflakes can fall. In other areas upstate, a frost or freeze will occur. Clouds, a slight breeze, urbanization or proximity to water protect many areas from a frost. "There will be a risk of a frost and freeze where skies become clear and …
Frost In May? Abnormally Cold Air Grips Armonk Frost In May? Abnormally Cold Air Grips Armonk Frost In May? Abnormally Cold Air Grips Armonk
Frost In May? Abnormally Cold Air Grips Armonk Chilly air swinging through the Hudson Valley will not relinquish its grip until at least the middle of May, according to AccuWeather.com. For area residents, the cool pattern will result in temperatures averaging 10 to 15 degrees Fahrenheit below early May averages. For some areas in New York, the pattern will be more reminiscent of winter as wet snowflakes can fall. In other areas upstate, a frost or freeze will occur. Clouds, a slight breeze, urbanization or proximity to water protect many areas from a frost. "There will be a risk of a frost and freeze where skies become clear and …
Underage Drinking Crackdown Leads To 112 Arrests In NY Underage Drinking Crackdown Leads To 112 Arrests In NY Underage Drinking Crackdown Leads To 112 Arrests In NY
Underage Drinking Crackdown Leads To 112 Arrests In NY Underage drinking sweeps that took place from early March to the end of April statewide resulted in 112 arrests of persons under 21 attempting to purchase alcohol, Gov. Andrew Cuomo's office announced.The sweeps, conducted by the State Liquor Authority, targeted 647 locations throughout New York. A total of 184 of the 647 establishments made illegal sales, while Department of Motor Vehicles enforcement operations confiscated 127 fake IDs in making the 112 arrests of minors attempting to purchase alcohol. Working with underage decoys, SLA investigators conducted operations with state police,…
Metro-North Experiencing New Haven Line Delays Metro-North Experiencing New Haven Line Delays Metro-North Experiencing New Haven Line Delays
Metro-North Experiencing New Haven Line Delays Metro-North is experiencing delays along the New Haven Line on Monday morning. Delays of 10 minutes or more due to signal problems in the vicinity of Stamford, Metro-North said. Customers are advised to listen for announcements at local stations.
Have You Seen Her? Hastings Girl Has Been Missing Since January Have You Seen Her? Hastings Girl Has Been Missing Since January Have You Seen Her? Hastings Girl Has Been Missing Since January
Have You Seen Her? Hastings Girl Has Been Missing Since January Law enforcement agencies are seeking the community’s assistance in locating a Hudson Valley teenager that has been missing since January. The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children and the Hastings-on-Hudson Village Police Department have issued a missing person report for 16-year-old Sophia Salas, who was reported missing on Jan. 5. Salas has been described as an approximately 5-foot 5-inch bi-racial female, weighing approximately 145 pounds with brown hair and brown eyes. Her tongue is also pierced. She was last seen in Hastings-on-Hudson. Anyone with information about her wh…
Cars Slams Into Pole On Route 22 In Bedford Cars Slams Into Pole On Route 22 In Bedford Cars Slams Into Pole On Route 22 In Bedford
Cars Slams Into Pole On Route 22 In Bedford A car crashed into a utility pole Sunday evening on Route 22 in Bedford. The incident, reported around 9 p.m., occurred just south of Fox Lane. At least one injury has been reported. There are delays in both directions. Check back to Daily Voice for updates.
Serious Crashes Reported On Taconic, I-684 Serious Crashes Reported On Taconic, I-684 Serious Crashes Reported On Taconic, I-684
Serious Crashes Reported On Taconic, I-684 This story has been updated. A pair of serious motor vehicle crashes occurred early Sunday evening on the Taconic State Parkway and I-684. The Taconic single-vehicle crash was on the northbound side just north of Bear Mountain. The I-684 incident, also northbound, initially took out the left lane at the intersection of I-84 (Exit 9). Both crashes were reported just before 8 p.m.
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