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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Man, 21, Nabbed In Two Area Burglaries Stole $8K In Cash, Police Say Man, 21, Nabbed In Two Area Burglaries Stole $8K In Cash, Police Say Man, 21, Nabbed In Two Area Burglaries Stole $8K In Cash, Police Say
Man, 21, Nabbed In Two Area Burglaries Stole $8K In Cash, Police Say A 21-year-old is behind bars after state police say he burglarized two residences in the area, stealing thousands of dollars in cash. Troopers responded to Allview Avenue in the Town of Southeast on Saturday, May 12 to help a victim reporting a residential burglary. Investigators found Sergio O. Soto Miguel of Brewster had committed two burglaries in the area, and stole more than $8,000 in U.S. currency.  During the course of the investigation, it was also determined that Soto Miguel had been issued two uniform traffic tickets by the state police, and he used false information to avoid pros…
Bear Mountain Parkway Reopens After Crash Bear Mountain Parkway Reopens After Crash Bear Mountain Parkway Reopens After Crash
Bear Mountain Parkway Reopens After Crash This story has been updated. A stretch of the Bear Mountain Parkway has reopened after being closed in both directions Tuesday morning following a serious crash with injuries reported near the Cortlandt/Peekskill border. The crash occurred around 7:15 a.m. with the hour-long closure between Route 9 and Highland Avenue.
Suspect In Custody As Police Standoff Ends In Southbury Suspect In Custody As Police Standoff Ends In Southbury Suspect In Custody As Police Standoff Ends In Southbury
Suspect In Custody As Police Standoff Ends In Southbury Update: The suspect in a police manhunt that led to the closure of several roads in Southbury is in custody, state police said Monday afternoon. The man is uninjured but being evaluated by EMS, state police said. Further details were not immediately released. Original report: There are several road closures Monday morning as a result of a police standoff that began at a Southbury home overnight. Connecticut State Police troopers responded to a disturbance at a residence on Purchase Brook Road in Southbury at about 2 a.m. Monday.  Troopers made contact with the accused party and that in…
Support Pours In For Fairfield County Boy Hit By Roof During Storm Support Pours In For Fairfield County Boy Hit By Roof During Storm Support Pours In For Fairfield County Boy Hit By Roof During Storm
Support Pours In For Fairfield County Boy Hit By Roof During Storm A community has come together to help an eighth-grade boy who remains hospitalized after a piece of metal roof hit him during last week's severe line of storms. Lloyd Thyne, an honor student at Rogers Park Middle School in Danbury, was attending freshman orientation at Henry Abbott Technical School in Danbury on Tuesday when a gust of wind blew a piece of metal roofing that struck him. He suffered a fractured skull, punctured lung, broken femur and several other injuries. More than $10,000 has been raised so far on a GoFundMe page you can visit here. You can share this story on Facebook b…
Former Area HS Standouts Lift Wesleyan Lacrosse Into National Final Former Area HS Standouts Lift Wesleyan Lacrosse Into National Final Former Area HS Standouts Lift Wesleyan Lacrosse Into National Final
Former Area HS Standouts Lift Wesleyan Lacrosse Into National Final Wesleyan University's men's lacrosse team has advanced to the NCAA Division III championship game on Memorial Day weekend and several former high school standouts from Fairfield and Westchester counties are a big reason why. The Cardinals upset top-ranked and previously unbeaten RIT 19-18 on Sunday afternoon in Rochester and will play either two-time defending national champion Salisbury or Gettysburg in the title game in Foxborough, Mass., on Sunday, May 27. Former New Canaan High School star Harry Stanton, a senior attackman, had six goals for the Cardinals. Senior midfielder Cole Turpin,…
Merritt Parkway Reopens After Crash Causes Closure Merritt Parkway Reopens After Crash Causes Closure Merritt Parkway Reopens After Crash Causes Closure
Merritt Parkway Reopens After Crash Causes Closure This story has been updated.A stretch of the Merritt Parkway has reopened Sunday afternoon following a serious crash that caused its closure for more than an hour. The closure, reported around 2:45 p.m., occurred on the southbound lanes between Exit 49 (Connecticut 25) and Exit 48 (Connecticut 111/Main Street) in Bridgeport.
Former Deputy Mayor In Westchester Named Molinaro's Running Mate Former Deputy Mayor In Westchester Named Molinaro's Running Mate Former Deputy Mayor In Westchester Named Molinaro's Running Mate
Former Deputy Mayor In Westchester Named Molinaro's Running Mate Republican gubernatorial candidate Marc Molinaro now has a running mate. The Dutchess County Executive announced Sunday afternoon that he has decided on former Rye Deputy Mayor Julie Killian. Killian has twice lost races for the State Senate, including this year when she fell to Shelley Mayer in a special election for Westchester County Executive George Latimer's former seat. Molinaro's selection came after he launched a search committee for the spot in April. He also considered Monroe County Executive Cheryl Dinolfo and Islip Town Councilwoman Trish Bergin-Weichbrodt, according to a New …
Oh, Baby: These Are Most Popular Names For Newborn Boys, Girls In NY Oh, Baby: These Are Most Popular Names For Newborn Boys, Girls In NY Oh, Baby: These Are Most Popular Names For Newborn Boys, Girls In NY
Oh, Baby: These Are Most Popular Names For Newborn Boys, Girls In NY Do you know anyone named Olivia? How about Liam? If the answer now is no, that will soon change. The Social Security Administration released its most popular boy and girl baby names of 2017 in each state on Thursday. In New York, there were 1,227 girls named Olivia, making that name No. 1. For boys, Liam took the top spot, with 1,227 male toddlers born last year now answering to that name. For girls: 10. Emily 9. Abigail 8. Amelia 7. Charlotte 6. Isabella 5. Ava 4. Mia 3. Sophia 2. Emma 1. Olivia For boys: 10. Mason 9. Logan 8. Ethan 7. Matthew 6. Michael 5. Joseph 4. Lucas 3. Jacob 2…
Rise In Temps Could Bring New Round Of Thunderstorms Rise In Temps Could Bring New Round Of Thunderstorms Rise In Temps Could Bring New Round Of Thunderstorms
Rise In Temps Could Bring New Round Of Thunderstorms Sunday's weather will mark a big change after a rain-drenched, raw Saturday. For starters, it will be much warmer -- with the high temperature in the mid- to upper-70s -- and mainly dry, with just a slight chance of showers. In fact, some sunshine will even return. But with the warmup will come the risk of thunderstorms, mainly after noontime and into the evening. "With the expected downpours moving over already-saturated grounds, there will be the risk for localized flash flooding and renewed river and stream flooding from runoff," AccuWeather.com Meteorologist Danielle Knittle…
Oh, Baby: These Are Most Popular Names For Newborn Boys, Girls In CT Oh, Baby: These Are Most Popular Names For Newborn Boys, Girls In CT Oh, Baby: These Are Most Popular Names For Newborn Boys, Girls In CT
Oh, Baby: These Are Most Popular Names For Newborn Boys, Girls In CT Do you know anyone named Olivia? How about Noah? If the answer now is no, that will soon change. The Social Security Administration released its most popular boy and girl baby names of 2017 in each state on Thursday. In Connecticut, there were 230 girls named Olivia, making that name No. 1. For boys, Noah took the top spot, with 222 male toddlers born last year now answering to that name. Here's the breakdown. For girls: 1. Olivia 2. Emma 3. Ava 4. Mia 5. Sophia For boys: 1. Noah 2. Liam 3. Logan 4. Jacob 5. Michael To view the complete list for boys and girls beyond the Top 5, click…
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