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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Woman Charged With Sex Trafficking Of A Minor In Putnam Woman Charged With Sex Trafficking Of A Minor In Putnam Woman Charged With Sex Trafficking Of A Minor In Putnam
Woman Charged With Sex Trafficking Of A Minor In Putnam A 43-year-old woman was arrested for the sex trafficking of a 17-year-old girl in Putnam County and charged in White Plains Federal Court on Tuesday. Jennifer Coviello "coerced a child to engage in commercial sex acts for Coviello’s profit, introducing the minor to illegal drugs, and fostering a drug dependency in the process," said Joon H. Kim, the Acting United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York. Earlier this month, Coviello posted online advertisements soliciting prostitution customers for herself and the teen victim, Kim said, adding that when Coviello recei…
Mahopac Man Caught After Hit-Run Crash Leaves Person Injured Mahopac Man Caught After Hit-Run Crash Leaves Person Injured Mahopac Man Caught After Hit-Run Crash Leaves Person Injured
Mahopac Man Caught After Hit-Run Crash Leaves Person Injured A 37-year-old Mahopac man is facing drug charges after a hit-and-run crash in which the victim was injured in a rear-end collision. Troopers only had a description of the vehicle and broken auto body pieces of the suspect vehicle when the investigation began immediately after the crash on Friday, Dec. 15.  The following day, a trooper observed a vehicle matching the description speeding on the Taconic State Parkway in the Town of Pleasant Valley and initiated a traffic stop.  Further investigation revealed that Ceferino J. Garcia was responsible for striking the victim’s vehicle, police sa…
Astorino Vetoes Board Of Legislators' Tax Increase Astorino Vetoes Board Of Legislators' Tax Increase Astorino Vetoes Board Of Legislators' Tax Increase
Astorino Vetoes Board Of Legislators' Tax Increase Westchester County Executive Rob Astorino vetoed a Board of Legislators budget that included a 2 percent tax hike on Monday. “Raising property taxes on the already overburdened taxpayer is the last thing we should be doing right now,” Astorino said. “For the past seven years, working in a bi-partisan manner, we have been able to adopt budgets that have fully provided for services and programs and did not rely on the county’s reserve funds. The board’s budget will hurt taxpayers.” Astorino cited other flaws in the board’s adopted budget, notably their unnecessary draining of $20 million in r…
14 Hospitalized In Route 172 Crash Involving Privately Owned Bus 14 Hospitalized In Route 172 Crash Involving Privately Owned Bus 14 Hospitalized In Route 172 Crash Involving Privately Owned Bus
14 Hospitalized In Route 172 Crash Involving Privately Owned Bus Click here for an updated story: Police: SUV Driver Crossed Double Yellow Line In Route 172 Crash With Bus Bedford Police have released information on a serious late afternoon crash that resulted in 14 people being hospitalized and the hours-long closure of a stretch of Route 172 near the Bedford/Mount Kisco border Monday. The crash, which occurred around 3:45 p.m. in the area of West Patent Road, involved a passenger vehicle and a privately owned bus transporting adults with special needs, said Bedford Police Lieutenant Matthew T. Hawley. The roadway was immediately closed and officers …
I-684 Crash Causes Gridlock During Evening Commute I-684 Crash Causes Gridlock During Evening Commute I-684 Crash Causes Gridlock During Evening Commute
I-684 Crash Causes Gridlock During Evening Commute This story has been updated. There was gridlock on I-684 during the Monday evening commute after a motor-vehicle crash initially blocked two northbound lanes. The crash, between Hardscrabble Road in North Salem (Exit 8) and I-84 (Exit 9) in Putnam, was reported at 6:10 p.m. Farther south near the junction of I-684, 14 people were hospitalized after a serious crash between a privately owned bus and a vehicle. For more, click here.
Crash Involving Bus Shuts Down Route 172 Crash Involving Bus Shuts Down Route 172 Crash Involving Bus Shuts Down Route 172
Crash Involving Bus Shuts Down Route 172 Click here for an updated story: 14 Hospitalized In Route 172 Crash Involving Privately Owned Bus Earlier report: A stretch of Route 172 was closed through part of the evening near the Mount Kisco/Bedford border for an accident investigation after a serious crash involving a small bus late Monday afternoon. The closure was from McLain Street to I-684 following the crash, which occurred around 4 p.m. This is a developing story. Check back to Daily Voice for updates.
Woman Seriously Injured In Two-Vehicle Route 304 Crash Woman Seriously Injured In Two-Vehicle Route 304 Crash Woman Seriously Injured In Two-Vehicle Route 304 Crash
Woman Seriously Injured In Two-Vehicle Route 304 Crash Click here for an updated story: Rockland Woman Dies From Injuries In Route 304 Crash Earlier report: A woman was rushed to Westchester Medical Center after a serious two-vehicle crash that shut down Route 304 in New City through the early evening Monday. The crash occurred just before 3 p.m. at the intersection of Cosmos Lane, leading to the closure of Route 304  in both directions from Squadron Boulevard to Cosmos Lane.  Check back to Daily Voice for updates.
SUNY Cortland Student From Staatsburg Killed In Two-Vehicle Crash SUNY Cortland Student From Staatsburg Killed In Two-Vehicle Crash SUNY Cortland Student From Staatsburg Killed In Two-Vehicle Crash
SUNY Cortland Student From Staatsburg Killed In Two-Vehicle Crash An 18-year-old college student from the Hudson Valley is dead after a two-vehicle crash in upstate New York last week. Maleek Smith of Staatsburg in Dutchess County was driving east on Route 206 in Bainbridge when he crossed into the westbound lane, directly into the path of an SUV at about 6:25 p.m. on Wednesday, Dec. 13, state police said. Smith, a student at SUNY Cortland, was transported from the scene by ambulance to Tri-Town Regional Hospital in Sidney and subsequently airlifted to UHS Wilson Hospital in Johnson City, where he was pronounced deceased due to accident-related trauma. T…
Somers HS Honors Student, Cornell Grad Michael Neborak Dies At 24 Somers HS Honors Student, Cornell Grad Michael Neborak Dies At 24 Somers HS Honors Student, Cornell Grad Michael Neborak Dies At 24
Somers HS Honors Student, Cornell Grad Michael Neborak Dies At 24 Michael Lewis Neborak,  a Somers native who lived in town 23 years before moving to Stamford, died unexpectedly last month. He was 24. He was the son of Michael K. and Melissa Neborak and the older brother of Margaux Neborak of Somers. A Celebration of Life was held at Clark Associates Funeral Home in Katonah and a Memorial Service at the Presbyterian Church of Mount Kisco. In 2011, Mikey graduated with honors from Somers High School. He received his Bachelor of Science in Engineering in Computer Science from Cornell University in December 2015. He earned his Master of Engineering in Comput…
Crash At I-95/I-287 Junction Causes Morning Gridlock Crash At I-95/I-287 Junction Causes Morning Gridlock Crash At I-95/I-287 Junction Causes Morning Gridlock
Crash At I-95/I-287 Junction Causes Morning Gridlock This story has been updated. A motor-vehicle crash with injuries caused gridlock on I-95 at the junction of I-287 during much of the Monday morning commute. The crash, on the northbound side, took out two lanes when it occurred just before 8 a.m., causing stop-and-go delays to Exit 20 (Post Road/Route 1). The lanes reopened within an hour. There are residual delays farther north near the Port Chester/Greenwich border on southbound I-95 after a tractor-trailer crash between Exits 4 and 3, which is also blocked two lanes before being cleared around 8:30 a.m.
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