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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National Interest
Cause Of Death Released For Film Star Brigitte Bardot Cause Of Death Released For Film Star Brigitte Bardot
Cause Of Death Released For Film Star Brigitte Bardot Fans around the world are learning what led to the death of Brigitte Bardot, the legendary French actress, fashion icon, and animal rights activist whose beauty and spirit defined an era. Bardot died at age 91 at her home in Saint-Tropez in late December. Her husband, Bernard d'Ormale, revealed this week that the screen legend died from complications related to cancer.  He shared that Bardot had undergone two operations for an unspecified cancer, but ultimately, "the cancer took her," according to multiple reports in France and elsewhere. Despite discomfort in her final days, d'Ormale…

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National Interest
17-Year-Old Star Athlete Among 40 Fatal Victims From 7 Countries ID'd In New Year’s Eve Fire 17-Year-Old Star Athlete Among 40 Fatal Victims From 7 Countries ID'd In New Year’s Eve Fire
17-Year-Old Star Athlete Among 40 Fatal Victims From 7 Countries ID'd In New Year’s Eve Fire The scope of a deadly New Year’s Eve fire in the Swiss Alps came into sharper focus as authorities confirmed the identities of all 40 people who died in the inferno. Swiss officials said the victims, who hailed from seven countries, were killed when a blaze tore through the Le Constellation bar in the Crans-Montana ski resort early Thursday, Jan. 1. The fire also left more than 100 people injured, many with severe burns. According to reporting by ITV.com, those killed included 21 Swiss nationals, nine French citizens, six Italians, and one person each from Belgium, Portugal, Romania, and Tu…

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National Interest
US Citizens Blocked From Entering Pair Of Neighboring Countries US Citizens Blocked From Entering Pair Of Neighboring Countries
US Citizens Blocked From Entering Pair Of Neighboring Countries Americans making travel plans to West Africa are facing new roadblocks — two more countries have shut their doors to US citizens overnight. Mali and Burkina Faso have both banned US travelers, effective immediately in early January, following new restrictions imposed by the US on their citizens.  The move by the neighboring landlocked countries located in West Africa is a direct tit-for-tat, with both nations citing the “principle of reciprocity” and demanding mutual respect in international relations. The ban comes after the Trump administration’s expansion of US travel restrict…

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National Interest
Potent New Storm To Hit Northeast With Heavy Rain, Wintry Mix: Here's Timing, Track Potent New Storm To Hit Northeast With Heavy Rain, Wintry Mix: Here's Timing, Track
Potent New Storm To Hit Northeast With Heavy Rain, Wintry Mix: Here's Timing, Track A large, moisture‑loaded storm will sweep into the Northeast late this week. The sprawling system will bring cold rain to much of the Northeast, but there will be a swath of sleet and freezing rain inland, and snow farther north. Travel delays are likely on roads and at airports as the system moves through. AccuWeather says the storm will track from Texas toward the Great Lakes before reaching the Northeast from Friday afternoon, Jan. 9, into Saturday morning, Jan. 10, carrying Pacific moisture and tapping the Gulf as it strengthens. The Friday-to-Friday-night setup favors chilly, soaking…

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National Interest
‘Super Flu’ Winter: CDC’s Latest Map Lights Up With High Activity In 45 States ‘Super Flu’ Winter: CDC’s Latest Map Lights Up With High Activity In 45 States
‘Super Flu’ Winter: CDC’s Latest Map Lights Up With High Activity In 45 States A fast-rising wave of influenza intensified during the week ending Saturday, Dec. 27, with the CDC’s latest FluView map showing 45 states at high or very high levels of influenza-like illness. The surge comes on the heels of holiday travel and gatherings and continues to spread across much of the country. The CDC reports that 0.9 percent of all deaths recorded during Week 52 were due to influenza, underscoring the season’s growing severity as activity expands from the Plains and Midwest to the East Coast. The latest flu activity map, released by the CDC on Tuesday, Jan. 6. States wit…

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'Simpsons’ Shakeup: Popular Character Duffman Out After 30 Seasons 'Simpsons’ Shakeup: Popular Character Duffman Out After 30 Seasons
'Simpsons’ Shakeup: Popular Character Duffman Out After 30 Seasons For the second time in a single season, “The Simpsons” has shocked fans by permanently writing off a beloved supporting character after decades on the air. The beer-slinging mascot Duffman, a staple of Springfield and pop culture for more than 30 seasons, was officially retired in Sunday’s, Jan. 4, episode “Seperance.”  In a storyline echoing the modern world’s changing tastes, the man behind the mask, Barry Duffman, arrives at the Simpson home — this time not in his usual cape and spandex, but a drab business suit. He explains that the Duff Corporation has discontinued the character,…

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National Interest
Trump Rejects Comparisons Between Venezuela, Iraq: ‘This Time, We’re Going To Keep The Oil’ Trump Rejects Comparisons Between Venezuela, Iraq: ‘This Time, We’re Going To Keep The Oil’
Trump Rejects Comparisons Between Venezuela, Iraq: ‘This Time, We’re Going To Keep The Oil’ President Trump rejected comparisons to the Iraq war and said the US intends to “keep the oil” as part of its Venezuela operation, framing the move as a way to rebuild the country’s energy sector and recoup costs. “We have to nurse the country back to health,” Trump told MS NOW’s Joe Scarborough in a phone interview, details of which were broadcast on Tuesday morning, Jan. 6. “A tremendous amount of money has to be spent, and the oil companies will spend it, and then they’ll get reimbursed by us or through revenue.”  Later Tuesday, Trump announced that Venezuela’s interim authorities a…

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Snow, Sleet, Rain Now Hitting Northeast As Storm Arrives: New Update Snow, Sleet, Rain Now Hitting Northeast As Storm Arrives: New Update
Snow, Sleet, Rain Now Hitting Northeast As Storm Arrives: New Update A storm system is now hitting the Northeast overnight Tuesday, Jan. 6, into Wednesday, Jan. 7, bringing a messy mix of snow, sleet, and freezing rain that could make for a slippery morning commute. According to the National Weather Service, freezing rain has arrived Tuesday into early Wednesday across interior parts of much of the Northeast, with some light ice accumulations forecast. This will increase the potential for slippery conditions, and motorists should proceed with caution when traveling in these areas. Light snow Tuesday night will mix with light freezing rain or drizzle, especia…

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National Interest
Michael Reagan, Former President's Son, Dies: Conservative Commentator Michael Reagan, Former President's Son, Dies: Conservative Commentator
Michael Reagan, Former President's Son, Dies: Conservative Commentator Michael Reagan, the eldest son of former President Ronald Reagan and a longtime conservative commentator, died on Sunday, Jan. 4, at age 80 in Los Angeles while surrounded by family. His death was announced Tuesday, Jan. 6, by his family and the Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation and Institute, which called him a "steadfast guardian of his father’s legacy." Family members said he died after a battle with cancer. The Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation and Institute mourns the passing of Michael Reagan, the eldest son of President Ronald Reagan and Jane Wyman, and a steadfast guardia…

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National Interest
Republican Congressman, Wife Hospitalized After Car Wreck Republican Congressman, Wife Hospitalized After Car Wreck
Republican Congressman, Wife Hospitalized After Car Wreck Republicans in Congress are facing new turmoil after Rep. Jim Baird of Indiana and his wife, Loretta, were hospitalized following a serious car crash. The news comes just after reports that seven-term Republican Congressman Doug LaMalfa, 65, died suddenly on Sunday, Jan. 4, further tightening the already narrow GOP majority in the House. Earlier report: Seven-Term Republican Congressman Doug LaMalfa Dies Suddenly Baird, 79, and his wife were involved in the crash on Monday, Jan. 5. Their injuries are described as serious, but officials have not provided further details on their cond…

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