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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Greenburgh, NY
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Irvington 2005 Mayoral Race Is Living Proof Every Vote Counts Irvington 2005 Mayoral Race Is Living Proof Every Vote Counts Irvington 2005 Mayoral Race Is Living Proof Every Vote Counts
Irvington 2005 Mayoral Race Is Living Proof Every Vote Counts It’s 6 pm. You just got home. And ... are tired. But, you forgot to vote. You have been reading up on the competing candidates and have a preference. You think your vote doesn’t count. Think again. On March 15, 2005 an election was held for mayor of Irvington (in the town of Greenburgh). The results were not decided until Oct. 27, 2005. Dennis Flood, the incumbent mayor was running against Erin Malloy, the Democratic candidate. Both candidates received 847 votes. How did the mayor get selected?  By “lots.”  The count that took place on election night gave Flood a one-vote lead. On March…

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by Paul Feiner
Greenburgh, NY
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Same-Day Voter Registration Would Boost Turnout Same-Day Voter Registration Would Boost Turnout Same-Day Voter Registration Would Boost Turnout
Same-Day Voter Registration Would Boost Turnout An article in the New York Times shortly after the 2009 election for County Executive indicated that four years ago, fewer than 160,000 people out of the 537,458 registered voters cast their ballots for County Executive. I predict that on Tuesday, when voters cast their ballot for County Executive  voter turnout will continue to be light. Most people who can vote won't bother to cast their ballots. It's bad for democracy when the majority of voters don't bother to show up. It's also bad for democracy when many eligible voters don't even bother to register to vote.  I have a suggestion: …

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by Paul Feiner
Ossining, NY
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Ready, Set, Vote! Ready, Set, Vote! Ready, Set, Vote!
Ready, Set, Vote! Are you ready for Election Day?  A committed voter like you or me who celebrates our citizenship every November, represents a larger portion of the total votes cast during odd years — each vote has extra umph! The super close race I'll be watching is for Westchester county executive.  I'm enthusiastically and emphatically supporting Noam Bramson.  Here's a post I wrote last week about all the candidates I'm supporting in the county, local and judicial elections. Have you decided if you are supporting any/all of the six proposed amendments to the NYS Constitution?  Today I finally sat down…

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by Victoria Gearity
New Rochelle, NY
Breaking News
Bill Clinton Robocall Endorses New Rochelle's Bramson On Eve Of Election Bill Clinton Robocall Endorses New Rochelle's Bramson On Eve Of Election Bill Clinton Robocall Endorses New Rochelle's Bramson On Eve Of Election
Bill Clinton Robocall Endorses New Rochelle's Bramson On Eve Of Election WESTCHESTER COUNTY, N.Y. -- You may be hearing a familiar voice when you answer the phone the next couple of days. Former President Bill Clinton has recorded a robocall urging Westchester residents to vote for Democratic challenger Noam Bramson for county executive on Election Day Tuesday, Nov. 5. The calls started at 4:30 p.m. on Sunday. Listen to the 39-second robocall here. In the call, Clinton said: "Hello, this is Bill Clinton. I'm calling to urge you to vote for Noam Bramson this Tuesday for Westchester county executive. "I live in Westchester. I care very much about who's makin…

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by The Daily Voice
Armonk, NY
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Byram Hills Girls Soccer Team Takes First Sectional Title Byram Hills Girls Soccer Team Takes First Sectional Title Byram Hills Girls Soccer Team Takes First Sectional Title
Byram Hills Girls Soccer Team Takes First Sectional Title ARMONK, N.Y. -- Byram Hills High School's girls soccer team turned aside sixth-seeded Eastchester 2-0 to win its first Section 1 championship on Saturday, Nov. 2 at Arlington High School, according to LoHud.com. Nicole Hoffman and  Raquel Gaudio scored the goals for the Bobcats, who received strong play from the defense and goaltender Emma Giardina, according to the report. You can read the full report here.

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by The Daily Voice
North Salem, NY
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North Salem Will Play For Sectional Field Hockey Title North Salem Will Play For Sectional Field Hockey Title North Salem Will Play For Sectional Field Hockey Title
North Salem Will Play For Sectional Field Hockey Title NORTH SALEM -- The North Salem High School varsity field hockey team earned an appearance in the Section 1 Class C field hockey finals. The second-seeded Tigers beat Rye Neck 4-0 in the semifinals. North Salem will face No. 3 Pawling for the sectional title on Tuesday, Nov. 5. Pawling upset top-seeded Bronxville in the other semifinal.  

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by The Daily Voice
Cortlandt, NY
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Hen Hud Volleyball Wins 12th Sectional Title In Last 14 Years Hen Hud Volleyball Wins 12th Sectional Title In Last 14 Years Hen Hud Volleyball Wins 12th Sectional Title In Last 14 Years
Hen Hud Volleyball Wins 12th Sectional Title In Last 14 Years MONTROSE, N.Y. -- The Hendrick Hudson High School varsity volleyball team has returned to its championship-winning ways. The Sailors defeated No. 1-seeded Ardsley 25-21, 19-25, 25-16, 25-20 in the Section 1 Class B title match on Saturday, Nov. 2 according to a report on LoHud.com. It was Hen Hud's first sectional title since 2010, when the Sailors won their 11 straight championship. You can read the full report here.

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by Joe Lombardi
White Plains, NY
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Don't Forget To 'Fall Back' This Weekend Don't Forget To 'Fall Back' This Weekend Don't Forget To 'Fall Back' This Weekend
Don't Forget To 'Fall Back' This Weekend WESTCHESTER COUNTY, N.Y. – Daylight Saving Time ends this weekend, which means an extra hour of sleep for Westchester's 960,000-plus residents. The "fall back" to Standard Time occurs on Sunday, Nov. 3 at 2 a.m. Daylight Saving Time began March 10 with the "spring ahead" from Standard Time. The immediate impact is the extra hour of sleep as well as an earlier sunset. For tips on helping your body adjust to the time change, check these five tips by Dr. Praveen Rudraraju of Northern Westchester Hospital.

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by The Daily Voice
Ossining, NY
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My Take On Tuesday's Races My Take On Tuesday's Races My Take On Tuesday's Races
My Take On Tuesday's Races Fellow Ossining Voters, Do you realize next Tuesday, Nov. 5 is Election Day? Do you know who and what is on the ballot?  There were many years when I stood in the election booth feeling hesitant to complete my whole ballot because I didn’t know the candidates—especially judges.  For today, I offer my thoughts on candidates for the county, judicial and local races. Being active in local politics has many benefits, including a familiarity with the candidates.  In the interest of helping my fellow voters prepare for Election Day, I waive my right to a secret ballot—offering you my opinion …

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by Victoria Gearity
Bedford, NY
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Sarles Street Reopens After Downed Telephone Pole Snarls Traffic Sarles Street Reopens After Downed Telephone Pole Snarls Traffic Sarles Street Reopens After Downed Telephone Pole Snarls Traffic
Sarles Street Reopens After Downed Telephone Pole Snarls Traffic BEDFORD, N.Y. – Sarles Street, between South Bedford Road (Route 172) and Linden Lane on the Bedford-Mount Kisco border, has now reopened. That portion of the street was closed most of the day yesterday as a result of an accident involving a downed telephone pole.

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by The Daily Voice
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