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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COVID-19: Ninth Death Reported At Long Island Retirement Facility COVID-19: Ninth Death Reported At Long Island Retirement Facility COVID-19: Ninth Death Reported At Long Island Retirement Facility
Covid-19: Ninth Death Reported At Long Island Retirement Facility A popular retirement living community on Long Island said another resident has died in connection to the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, bringing the total number of deaths there to nine.  Peconic Landing, in Greenport, says the most recent death, the first reported in the month of April, was a 98-year-old woman who was at the Shores for Skilled Nursing in the village. The woman tested positive for COVID-19 on Thursday, March 19, and died on Saturday, April 4 while receiving care at Peconic Landing. She had known pre-existing conditions. "We extend our heartfelt condolenc…
COVID-19: Tiger At Bronx Zoo Tests Positive, Becoming First US Case In An Animal COVID-19: Tiger At Bronx Zoo Tests Positive, Becoming First US Case In An Animal COVID-19: Tiger At Bronx Zoo Tests Positive, Becoming First US Case In An Animal
Covid-19: Tiger At Bronx Zoo Tests Positive, Becoming First US Case In An Animal The novel coronavirus (COVID-19) is now proving to be a foe of man and beast alike. A tiger at the Bronx Zoo has just tested COVID-19 positive, the Wildlife Conservation Society announced Sunday, April 5. It's believed to be the first known infection in an animal in the United States or a tiger anywhere,  The positive case for Nadia, a 4-year-old female Malayan tiger, was confirmed by USDA’s National Veterinary Services Laboratory, based in Ames, Iowa, the society said. Nadia, her sister, Azul, and two Amur tigers, who all live in the zoo’s Tiger Mountain exhibit, and three African l…
COVID-19: Ninth Death Reported At Long Island Retirement Facility COVID-19: Ninth Death Reported At Long Island Retirement Facility COVID-19: Ninth Death Reported At Long Island Retirement Facility
Covid-19: Ninth Death Reported At Long Island Retirement Facility A popular retirement living community on Long Island said another resident has died in connection to the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, bringing the total number of deaths there to nine.  Peconic Landing, in Greenport, says the most recent death, the first reported in the month of April, was a 98-year-old woman who was at the Shores for Skilled Nursing in the village. The woman tested positive for COVID-19 on Thursday, March 19, and died on Saturday, April 4 while receiving care at Peconic Landing. She had known pre-existing conditions. "We extend our heartfelt condolenc…
COVID-19: Latest Listing Of CT Cases By Towns, Cities COVID-19: Latest Listing Of CT Cases By Towns, Cities COVID-19: Latest Listing Of CT Cases By Towns, Cities
Covid-19: Latest Listing Of CT Cases By Towns, Cities The number of confirmed cases of novel coronavirus (COVID-19) rose by 399  in Connecticut on Sunday, April 5. There are now 5,675 COVID-19 cases statewide. Of those cases, 3,050 (53.7 percent) are in Fairfield County. (See first image above.) Here are the three cities with the most cases in Connecticut: Stamford 652 cases, Norwalk 503, Danbury 470 See a complete rundown of cases in all Connecticut cities and towns in the second image above. Of the state's 189 COVID-19 deaths, including a newborn baby, 96 happened in Fairfield County (50.8 percent). For the latest new rundown…
Missing Long Island Man Found Missing Long Island Man Found Missing Long Island Man Found
Missing Long Island Man Found Update: A Long Island man who went missing late last month has been located. Suffolk County Police issued a Silver Alert on Saturday, March 28 for Steven Harbaugh, 60, of Centereach, who was last heard from via telephone on Wednesday, March 4.  On Sunday, April 5, police announced he was found. Original report: A Long Island man has gone missing and authorities are asking the public's help in locating him. Suffolk County Police issued a Silver Alert on Saturday, March 28 for Steven Harbaugh, 60, of Centereach, who was last heard from via telephone on Wednesday, March…
COVID-19 NY New Hospitalizations Fall,  Deaths Drop For First Time: Rundown Of Cases By County COVID-19 NY New Hospitalizations Fall,  Deaths Drop For First Time: Rundown Of Cases By County COVID-19 NY New Hospitalizations Fall,  Deaths Drop For First Time: Rundown Of Cases By County
Covid-19 NY New Hospitalizations Fall, Deaths Drop For First Time: Rundown Of Cases By County The statewide daily number of deaths from novel coronavirus (COVID-19) in New York State dropped for the first time, and the number of new hospitalizations also fell, Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced, before quickly noting it will take several more days at least to see how significant that is and if it marks a possible shift. In another piece of encouraging news announced during Cuomo's news briefing in Albany on Sunday, April 5, there is an upward trend in daily COVID-19 discharge rates for New York hospitals. (See first two images above.) For a look at total hospitalizations by most affected r…
COVID-19: Those Violating Some New Measures At CT State Parks Could Face Arrest, Felony Charges COVID-19: Those Violating Some New Measures At CT State Parks Could Face Arrest, Felony Charges COVID-19: Those Violating Some New Measures At CT State Parks Could Face Arrest, Felony Charges
Covid-19: Those Violating Some New Measures At CT State Parks Could Face Arrest, Felony Charges New, stricter measures have been announced to support safe, solitary enjoyment of outdoor spaces during the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic in Connecticut.  The state Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP) said if the new measures at Connecticut state parks are not followed, penalties range from a verbal warning to a $5,000 fine and even arrests and felony charges for interfering or obstructing any lawful civil preparedness activity. Visitors to parks may walk, hike and fish, but they must maintain safe social distancing and those in parks are not permitted to g…
COVID-19: Rockland Has 'Teeth' To Enforce Executive Order On Social Distancing, State Says COVID-19: Rockland Has 'Teeth' To Enforce Executive Order On Social Distancing, State Says COVID-19: Rockland Has 'Teeth' To Enforce Executive Order On Social Distancing, State Says
Covid-19: Rockland Has 'Teeth' To Enforce Executive Order On Social Distancing, State Says A day after Rockland County Executive Ed Day heatedly responded to a claim by Gov. Andrew Cuomo that he was unaware Day had requested a containment zone be established in the area of the county with the most novel coronavirus (COVID-19 cases), Cuomo emphasized the importance for all residents to follow the state's executive order on social distancing. "I know what's happening in Rockland County and the numbers in Rockland County," Cuomo said. "We see them every day. "We work very closely with the community in Monsey and the orthodox community in Rockland. I get the issue. " "Also, they und…
Long Island Man Killed After BMW Crashes Into Building, Bursts Into Flames Long Island Man Killed After BMW Crashes Into Building, Bursts Into Flames Long Island Man Killed After BMW Crashes Into Building, Bursts Into Flames
Long Island Man Killed After BMW Crashes Into Building, Bursts Into Flames A Long Island man was killed in a fiery single-vehicle crash overnight. It happened on Saturday, April 4 at about 6:30 p.m. in Greenvale. Nassau County Police officers responded to a radio assignment of a vehicle into a building at 1 Bryant Ave.  Upon arrival, they discovered a 2018 BMW engulfed in flames. Glenwood Fire Department responded to the scene to extinguish the fire. The driver of the vehicle, Andrew Daniels, 49, of East Hills, was pronounced dead at the scene by a Nassau County Medic. No other injuries were reported. The incident is still under investigation. Check back …
Missing Long Island Man Found Missing Long Island Man Found Missing Long Island Man Found
Missing Long Island Man Found Update: A 41-year-old Long Island man who went missing has been located. Kevin Karpowicz, of East Northport, had last been seen on Greenvale Drive on Wednesday, April 1 at approximately 9 a.m., Suffolk County Police said. On Sunday, April 5, police announced he was found unharmed. Original report: A 41-year-old Long Island man has gone missing and authorities are asking the public's help in locating him. Kevin Karpowicz, of East Northport, was last seen on Greenvale Drive on Wednesday, April 1 at approximately 9 a.m., Suffolk County Police said. His disappearance was reported to p…
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