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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John Jay Sophomore Lacrosse Standout Commits To Syracuse John Jay Sophomore Lacrosse Standout Commits To Syracuse John Jay Sophomore Lacrosse Standout Commits To Syracuse
John Jay Sophomore Lacrosse Standout Commits To Syracuse CROSS RIVER, N.Y. -- Shahe Katchadurian, a physically imposing goaltender for the John Jay boys lacrosse team, has three years of varsity competition ahead. But the sophomore has made his college choice, verbally committing to Syracuse University, according to LaxLessons.com. Read the full LaxLessons.com story here.
Route 303 Will Remain Closed For Hours, Orangetown Police Say Route 303 Will Remain Closed For Hours, Orangetown Police Say Route 303 Will Remain Closed For Hours, Orangetown Police Say
Route 303 Will Remain Closed For Hours, Orangetown Police Say ROCKLAND COUNTY, N.Y. -- The Orangetown Police are advising a full closure of Route 303 between Bradley Hill Road and Erie Street until approximately 1 p.m. Tuesday.  This closure is due to a tree down across the roadway that impacts electrical wires and other overhead utilities, police said. All vehicle traffic should avoid the area and take alternate routes such as Route 9W or Western Highway to travel north or south through the Town of Orangetown, police said.
Transformer Fire Leads To Road Closure In Rockland Transformer Fire Leads To Road Closure In Rockland Transformer Fire Leads To Road Closure In Rockland
Transformer Fire Leads To Road Closure In Rockland This story has been updated.ORANGETOWN, N.Y. -- Southbound Route 303 was closed in the area of Route 59 due to downed trees and power lines after a transformer fire in Orangetown on Tuesday morning.  Clarkstown Police advised motorists to avoid the area and use alternate routes to avoid delays. For real-time traffic updates, be sure to "Like" Daily Voice's Rockland County forum on Facebook by clicking here.
Carmel Dog Grooming Business Destroyed In Overnight Fire Carmel Dog Grooming Business Destroyed In Overnight Fire Carmel Dog Grooming Business Destroyed In Overnight Fire
Carmel Dog Grooming Business Destroyed In Overnight Fire This story has been updated. CARMEL, N.Y. -- Firefighters battled the bitter cold and a raging overnight fire Tuesday that destroyed a structure on Route 52 in Carmel that included a dog grooming business. The fire, at 114 Gleneida Ave., began around 1 a.m. and was not knocked down until the pre-dawn hours. No injuries have been reported. Route 52, which had been closed for more than six hours, reopened at about 7:30 Tuesday morning. Guchi Dog Grooming & Supplies was located in the building.
Rye Sophomore Lacrosse Standout Peter Chabot Decides On Dartmouth Rye Sophomore Lacrosse Standout Peter Chabot Decides On Dartmouth Rye Sophomore Lacrosse Standout Peter Chabot Decides On Dartmouth
Rye Sophomore Lacrosse Standout Peter Chabot Decides On Dartmouth RYE, N.Y. -- Lacrosse standout and dynamic two-way sophomore midfielder Peter Chabot of Rye High School has committed to the admissions process at Dartmouth, according to LaxLessons.com. Chabot is an athletic two-way player who drew recruiting interest from a variety of Division I programs. Read the full LaxLessons.com story here.
$10K Reward Offered In Slaying Of Former Hudson Valley HS Athlete, 20 $10K Reward Offered In Slaying Of Former Hudson Valley HS Athlete, 20 $10K Reward Offered In Slaying Of Former Hudson Valley HS Athlete, 20
$10K Reward Offered In Slaying Of Former Hudson Valley HS Athlete, 20 MIDDLETOWN, N.Y. -- The Silver Lake Volunteer Fire Company is offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction in the slaying of firefighter Justin Speights during a New Year’s Eve party in the Town of Crawford. The 20-year-old Speights, a former scholar-athlete at Pine Bush High School, was stabbed to death after he tried to break up a fight at a party of between approximately 80 and 100 current Pine Bush students and graduates, according to police. Anyone with information should call State Police in Middletown at 845-344-5300. Speights, a Town of Wallkill res…
Somers Schools Closed After Bus Fleet Vandalized Somers Schools Closed After Bus Fleet Vandalized Somers Schools Closed After Bus Fleet Vandalized
Somers Schools Closed After Bus Fleet Vandalized This story has been updated. SOMERS, N.Y. -- All schools in Somers were closed Monday after nearly half of the bus fleet was vandalized, according to Matthew Carr, who is the school district's director of human resources and student services. About 28 buses were affected and the total feet size is roughly 60, Carr said. The bus yard is located behind Somers High School, Carr added. Security cameras are present on the premises and are being reviewed, according to Carr. Damage included punctured tires, broken windows, and fire extinguishers that were discharged or went missing, Carr said. C…
Arctic Air Brings Dramatic Temperature Drop To Armonk Arctic Air Brings Dramatic Temperature Drop To Armonk Arctic Air Brings Dramatic Temperature Drop To Armonk
Arctic Air Brings Dramatic Temperature Drop To Armonk December was not only the warmest ever in the area, it also would rank among the Top 10 warmest Novembers. But the flip of the calendar to January has brought with it a dramatic change in the weather pattern. The coldest air of the season will result in plummeting temperatures. The frigid conditions are expected to continue through Wednesday morning, according to Accuweather.com. There could be snow showers and flurries at times, but overall, mostly sunny skies are expected. The high temperature Monday will only reach between 28 and 30 degrees with an overnight low of between 10 and 12 d…
Arctic Air Brings Dramatic Temperature Drop To Armonk Arctic Air Brings Dramatic Temperature Drop To Armonk Arctic Air Brings Dramatic Temperature Drop To Armonk
Arctic Air Brings Dramatic Temperature Drop To Armonk December was not only the warmest ever in the area, it also would rank among the Top 10 warmest Novembers. But the flip of the calendar to January has brought with it a dramatic change in the weather pattern. The coldest air of the season will result in plummeting temperatures in the area Sunday evening with a wind-chill factor around 0 degrees overnight. The frigid temps are expected to continue through Wednesday morning, according to Accuweather.com. There could be snow showers and flurries at times, but overall, mostly sunny skies are expected. Sunday's overnight low will fall to betw…
Meteor Shower's 'Shooting Stars' Will Light Up Armonk Skies Meteor Shower's 'Shooting Stars' Will Light Up Armonk Skies Meteor Shower's 'Shooting Stars' Will Light Up Armonk Skies
Meteor Shower's 'Shooting Stars' Will Light Up Armonk Skies The first meteor display of the new year is expected to hit its peak very early Monday morning, and include an array of "shooting stars." Meteor rates for the Quadrantid meteor shower are expected to start after midnight and peak between 3 a.m. and dawn on Monday, according to NASA. Most meteor showers peak for a couple of days, but Quadrantids, known for bright, fireball meteors, peak only for a few hours early January each year. For more, check this report from earthsky.org.
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