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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Poughkeepsie, NY
Obituaries
Don Kissane, East Fishkill Fire Policeman, 84 Don Kissane, East Fishkill Fire Policeman, 84 Don Kissane, East Fishkill Fire Policeman, 84
Don Kissane, East Fishkill Fire Policeman, 84 HOPEWELL JUNCTION - Don Kissane, who served as an East Fishkill fire policeman, died peacefully at home on Thursday, Nov. 3. He was 84. Kissane, who retired from Texaco in 1994, was also a lieutenant in the Wiccopee Fire Company, a member of the Dutchess County Volunteer Fire Police Association, the Dutchess County Fire Response Team, and the Putnam-Westchester Fire Police Association.  He was predeceased by his wife Pat to whom he was married for 61 years; his parents, John and Mary; and his brother and sister, John and Ann. He is survived by his daughter and son-in-law, Monica Kissane an…

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Bronxville, NY
Breaking News
Bronxville Financier Sentenced To Prison For Bilking Investors Of $38M Bronxville Financier Sentenced To Prison For Bilking Investors Of $38M Bronxville Financier Sentenced To Prison For Bilking Investors Of $38M
Bronxville Financier Sentenced To Prison For Bilking Investors Of $38M Andrew Caspersen, a Westchester resident former Wall Street executive, was sentenced Friday by a federal judge in Manhattan to four years in prison for defrauding investors of more than $38 million and misappropriating approximately $8 million from his former employer. The sentence was less than the 15 years prosecutors had asked for as U.S. District Judge Jed Rakoff accepted the argument of Caspersen's defense that he was impaired by a gambling addiction, saying, “No purpose will be served by letting him rot in prison for years on end," according to the Wall Street Journal. The 40-yea…

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Mt. Kisco, NY
Your Community
Northern Westchester Hospital Celebrates 100th Anniversary With Gala Northern Westchester Hospital Celebrates 100th Anniversary With Gala Northern Westchester Hospital Celebrates 100th Anniversary With Gala
Northern Westchester Hospital Celebrates 100th Anniversary With Gala MOUNT KISCO, N.Y. -- Northern Westchester Hospital celebrate its 100-year anniversary Saturday evening with a Centennial Gala on the NWH campus.  The hospital paid tribute to this year’s physician honoree and to its community honorees during the festivities. Alfred Tinger, MD, who specializes in breast cancer treatment and has served as NWH’s chief of radiation oncology since 2002, was named 2016 physician honoree, with the hospital citing "his exceptional dedication to clinical excellence, his boundless compassion and integrity as a physician, and for his leadership and generosity to …

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Greenburgh, NY
Breaking News
Power Restored In Edgemont, Hartsdale Power Restored In Edgemont, Hartsdale Power Restored In Edgemont, Hartsdale
Power Restored In Edgemont, Hartsdale This story has been updated. Most Con Ed customers in parts of Edgemont and Hartsdale.who lost power early Sunday had service restored by 11 a.m.  Greenburgh Police notified Con Ed of the outages, Greenburgh Town Supervisor Paul Feiner said. Approximately 293 customers were without power at 9 a.m. By 11 a.m., the number was just over 20.

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Armonk, NY
Weather
Arctic Blast Could Bring Snowflakes To Armonk Late In Week Arctic Blast Could Bring Snowflakes To Armonk Late In Week Arctic Blast Could Bring Snowflakes To Armonk Late In Week
Arctic Blast Could Bring Snowflakes To Armonk Late In Week Fair weather will prevail for most of the workweek, with mostly sunny skies Monday through Thursday, including a sunny Tuesday for Election Day with a high temperature in the low to mid 60s. But a blast of Arctic air move into the area at the end of the week, bringing a preview of winter just days after local residents set their clocks back for the annual fall tradition of the end of Daylight Saving Time, according to AccuWeatjer.com. "Snow showers will return to the interior and it is even possible for a few snowflakes to streak east to the I-95 corridor," AccuWeather Senior Mete…

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Yonkers, NY
Breaking News
Bomb Threat, Bullets Discovered At Separate Yonkers Elementary Schools Bomb Threat, Bullets Discovered At Separate Yonkers Elementary Schools Bomb Threat, Bullets Discovered At Separate Yonkers Elementary Schools
Bomb Threat, Bullets Discovered At Separate Yonkers Elementary Schools An eighth-grader has been charged with making terrorist threats after the DiChiaro Elementary School received a bomb threat on Wednesday, according to News 12. The bomb threat came a day after a student discovered two bullets at another public elementary school in the city, inside the Casimir Pulaski School gymnasium. In a statement, the Yonkers School District said "at no time were students or staff in danger." Click here for the News 12 report.

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Hyde Park, NY
Breaking News
Hudson Valley Man Charged In Sexual Assault At Siena College Hudson Valley Man Charged In Sexual Assault At Siena College Hudson Valley Man Charged In Sexual Assault At Siena College
Hudson Valley Man Charged In Sexual Assault At Siena College A 22-year-old Hudson Valley man has been arrested and charged in a sexual assault at Siena College outside Albany, state police said Friday. Christopher T. Johnson of Hudson was charged with rape in the first degree and criminal sex act in the first degree after a nearly two-week investigation on Wednesday, police said. Johnson is not a student at the college but was visiting a friend on campus, police said. The investigation started after a female student of Siena  reported to officials that she had been the victim of a forcible sexual assault on campus by a male individual known only to …

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Monsey, NY
Your Community
Suffern HS Crew Team Adds Four New Boats Suffern HS Crew Team Adds Four New Boats Suffern HS Crew Team Adds Four New Boats
Suffern HS Crew Team Adds Four New Boats SUFFERN, N.Y. -- The Suffern High School crew team's 90 members have added four new boats to their arsenal. Sen. David Carlucci (D – Rockland/Westchester) was joined by members of the team Wednesday to announce the purchase of the boats for the student-athletes to use. The Suffern Crew team is represented by both boys and girls who aspire to row in college. Suffern has become a hot spot for rowers over the past five years. The team has won every event at the Rockland County Championship from 2013-2015. This past May, Suffern High School sent two boats to Nationals for the first time in sch…

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Mamaroneck, NY
Breaking News
Two I-95 Lanes Reopen After Truck, Brush Fires Two I-95 Lanes Reopen After Truck, Brush Fires Two I-95 Lanes Reopen After Truck, Brush Fires
Two I-95 Lanes Reopen After Truck, Brush Fires This story has been updated. Two lanes have reopened on southbound I-95 after a truck fire and nearby brush fire resulted in the closure of a stretch of the roadway late Friday morning in Larchmont. The truck fire, reported around 10:45 a.m., was between Fenimore Road (Exit 18A) and Chatsworth Avenue (Exit 17). Firefighters are also battled a brush fire in that vicinity just off the highway.

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Mamaroneck, NY
Breaking News
Lanes Reopen I-95 After Truck, Brush Fires Lanes Reopen I-95 After Truck, Brush Fires Lanes Reopen I-95 After Truck, Brush Fires
Lanes Reopen I-95 After Truck, Brush Fires This story has been updated. Two lanes have reopened on southbound I-95 after a truck fire and nearby brush fire resulted in the closure of a stretch of the roadway late Friday morning in Larchmont. The truck fire, reported around 10:45 a.m., was between Fenimore Road (Exit 18A) and Chatsworth Avenue (Exit 17). Firefighters are also battled a brush fire in that vicinity just off the highway.

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