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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Spring Valley Man Charged In Murder Of Popular Ex-HS Athlete, Fireman Spring Valley Man Charged In Murder Of Popular Ex-HS Athlete, Fireman Spring Valley Man Charged In Murder Of Popular Ex-HS Athlete, Fireman
Spring Valley Man Charged In Murder Of Popular Ex-HS Athlete, Fireman Nearly a year after popular 20-year-old former high school athletic standout and volunteer firefighter Justin Speights was murdered at a New Year's Eve Party in Orange County, a Rockland County man has been charged in connection with the crime. State police said at a Friday morning news conference that Jauntae Brown, 20, of Spring Valley, stabbed Speights to death at the party, attended by between 80 and 100 people, in which Speights was reportedly attempting to break up a fight. Brown was charged with murder in the second degree and arraigned Town of Crawford Court and remanded to Orange C…
Injuries Reported After Car Overturns On Palisades Parkway In Stony Point Injuries Reported After Car Overturns On Palisades Parkway In Stony Point Injuries Reported After Car Overturns On Palisades Parkway In Stony Point
Injuries Reported After Car Overturns On Palisades Parkway In Stony Point ROCKLAND COUNTY, N.Y. -- A crash involving an overturned vehicle which went off the roadway occurred Thursday evening on the southbound Palisades Interstate Parkway in Stony Point. The incident, reported just before 8:30 p.m., occurred just north of Exit 15. Injuries have been reported. Check back to Daily Voice for updates. For breaking news in your Facebook feed, be sure to "Like" Daily Voice's Rockland Community Forum page on Facebook by clicking here.
Storm System Arriving Sunday Could Bring Snow, Ice To Armonk Storm System Arriving Sunday Could Bring Snow, Ice To Armonk Storm System Arriving Sunday Could Bring Snow, Ice To Armonk
Storm System Arriving Sunday Could Bring Snow, Ice To Armonk Scattered snow showers during the day Friday are likely to serve as just a preview of what the area is in store as accumulating snow is looking increasingly likely Sunday into Monday. Below normal temperatures and wind chills will lead up to the snow with wind-chill values between 20 and 25 during the day Friday under partly sunny skies and just a bit warmer Saturday, which will be mostly sunny, according to the National Weather Service. The chance for snow starts at around 4 p.m. Sunday after a cloudy day in which the high temperature will struggle to reach the freezing mark. Snow is likel…
Woman Faces DWI Charge After Hit-Run Crash On Sprain Brook Parkway Woman Faces DWI Charge After Hit-Run Crash On Sprain Brook Parkway Woman Faces DWI Charge After Hit-Run Crash On Sprain Brook Parkway
Woman Faces DWI Charge After Hit-Run Crash On Sprain Brook Parkway State police from Troop K made a host of driving while intoxicated arrests in a detail that included Westchester, Putnam, Dutchess and Columbia counties conducted between Friday, Dec. 2 until Sunday, Dec. 4. Residents of Westchester and Putnam facing charges are: Diana G. Villa of Verplanck, 24, charged with DWI, a misdemeanor by state police in Cortlandt after troopers were dispatched to a two-car auto collision that occurred on Broadway in Cortlandt. An investigation revealed that Villa struck a parked pick-up truck and attempted to leave the scene of the crash, police said. She provided…
Lauren Bunyan-Gould, North Rockland Cheerleading Coach, 32 Lauren Bunyan-Gould, North Rockland Cheerleading Coach, 32 Lauren Bunyan-Gould, North Rockland Cheerleading Coach, 32
Lauren Bunyan-Gould, North Rockland Cheerleading Coach, 32 ROCKLAND COUNTY, N.Y. -- Lauren Bunyan-Gould, a beloved cheerleading coach in North Rockland, lost her battle with cystic fibrosis on Sunday. She was 32.The owner of Cheer Mania in Stony Point, she died one day before her team's win at nationals in Orlando. She was varsity cheerleading coach at North Rockland High School, where was named Section 1 coach of the year. In addition to winning a national championship, she captured numerous Section 1 and Westchester County Center grand championships. She is survived by her beloved husband of eight years, John J. Gould Jr.; by her daughter Emily L…
Six Dutchess Residents Charged With DWI In Four-County Detail Six Dutchess Residents Charged With DWI In Four-County Detail Six Dutchess Residents Charged With DWI In Four-County Detail
Six Dutchess Residents Charged With DWI In Four-County Detail State police made a host of driving while intoxicated arrests in a detail that included Dutchess, Columbia, Putnam and Westchester counties conducted between Friday, Dec. 2 until Sunday, Dec. 4. Dutchess residents facing charges are: Sean H. Ring of Poughkeepsie, 38, charged with DWI, a misdemeanor, by state police in Rhinebeck when troopers stopped the vehicle Ring was operating on Violet Avenue for an equipment violation. He provided a breath sample that revealed a BAC of .12 percent, police said, and was issued traffic tickets directing him to appear in the Town of Hyde Park Court on De…
Nyack Man Charged With DWI In Four-County Detail Nyack Man Charged With DWI In Four-County Detail Nyack Man Charged With DWI In Four-County Detail
Nyack Man Charged With DWI In Four-County Detail A Nyack man was among a host of motorists charged with driving while intoxicated arrests in a detail that included Westchester, Putnam, Dutchess and Columbia counties conducted between Friday, Dec. 2 until Sunday, Dec. 4. Kyle Muller of Nyack, 24, was charged with DWI, a misdemeanor, by state police in Wappinger in Dutchess County after a welfare check conducted on All Angels Hill Road. He provided a breath sample that yielded a Blood Alcohol Content of .11 percent, police said, and was issued traffic tickets returnable to the Town of Wappinger Court on Dec. 13.
Two Arrested After Stolen SUV Crashes In Police Chase Starting In Dutchess Two Arrested After Stolen SUV Crashes In Police Chase Starting In Dutchess Two Arrested After Stolen SUV Crashes In Police Chase Starting In Dutchess
Two Arrested After Stolen SUV Crashes In Police Chase Starting In Dutchess Two men who fled from Dutchess County, starting a wild police chase that ended when the stolen SUV they were driving in crashed into a parked car in Ulster County are each facing a host of charges. At about 3 p.m. on Tuesday, members of the Ulster County Sheriff's Office observed a vehicle that had been broadcast as a suspect vehicle in a grand larceny case that occurred in Dutchess. Sheriff's officers attempted to stop the vehicle, a gray 2016 Ford Explorer driven by two men from Fort Lauderdale, Fla., in the area of the Route 9W and Route 199 in the Town of Ulster. With authorities from m…
East Ramapo Schools Approve $58M Bond For Repairs East Ramapo Schools Approve $58M Bond For Repairs East Ramapo Schools Approve $58M Bond For Repairs
East Ramapo Schools Approve $58M Bond For Repairs This story has been updated. RAMAPO, N.Y. -- East Ramapo School District voters have approved a $58 million bond to repair schools Tuesday. A total of 1,641 people voted yes and 375 voted no. The money will be used to repair both facilities and classrooms, according to officials. "The approval of the bond is a major victory for the students of East Ramapo," said state Sen. David Carlucci, D-Clarkstown.  "In conjunction with legislation passed this year to provide support for monitors on the ground, this bond will ensure that our students have the facilities and equipment t…
'Suspicious Item' That Forced Clarkstown South HS Evacuation Harmless 'Suspicious Item' That Forced Clarkstown South HS Evacuation Harmless 'Suspicious Item' That Forced Clarkstown South HS Evacuation Harmless
'Suspicious Item' That Forced Clarkstown South HS Evacuation Harmless CLARKSTOWN, N.Y. (UPDATE) -- A plastic bottle filled with concrete that at first appeared suspicious forced the evacuation of Clarkstown South High School on Wednesday, authorities said. A staffer found what was first feared to be an explosive device before 11 a.m., police said. The Rockland County Sheriff's Department Bomb Squad collected it and available K-9 units from Clarkstown, New York State Police, U.S. Park Police, MTA police and the sheriff's department did a cautionary sweep. Classes were to resume as normal on Thursday, authorities said. Meanwhile, police were investigating.
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