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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Mamaroneck, NY
Breaking News
Mamaroneck Woman Struck, Killed While Checking On Child In Backseat Mamaroneck Woman Struck, Killed While Checking On Child In Backseat Mamaroneck Woman Struck, Killed While Checking On Child In Backseat
Mamaroneck Woman Struck, Killed While Checking On Child In Backseat This story has been updated. A 31-year-old Westchester woman was killed after being struck by a car while standing outside a car and checking on a child who was in the backseat on I-95 in Bridgeport, Conn., late Saturday night. The 2005 Acura TSX was stopped, straddling the travel lane and the shoulder on the southbound on-ramp for Exit 27 just before 11 p.m. when a 19-year-old Bridgeport woman tried to drive past Enma E. Torres of Mamaroneck, before hitting her, state police said. Torres was pronounced dead at Bridgeport Hospital. Four others in the car were not injured. The teen driver …

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Rye, NY
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Rye Woman Charged With DWI After Crashing Into House, Police Say Rye Woman Charged With DWI After Crashing Into House, Police Say Rye Woman Charged With DWI After Crashing Into House, Police Say
Rye Woman Charged With DWI After Crashing Into House, Police Say A 46-year-old Westchester woman was drunk when she drove into an upstate house late Friday night, Warren County sheriff's deputies said. Rye resident Holly Simmons was arrested and charged after the 10:40 p.m. one-car crash in the town of Horicon, located about 25 miles north of Lake George. Simmons struck the home while attempting to make a U-turn on Chippewa Loop, police said. She then failed roadside sobriety tests and was arrested for aggravated DWI with a. blood-alcohol content of .19 percent. Simmons posted bail and was released with an appearance ticket. She is due back in Horicon T…

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Poughkeepsie, NY
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Crash With Serious Injury Occurs Near Wappinger Creek Crash With Serious Injury Occurs Near Wappinger Creek Crash With Serious Injury Occurs Near Wappinger Creek
Crash With Serious Injury Occurs Near Wappinger Creek DUTCHESS COUNTY, N.Y. -- A motor-vehicle crash with a serious injury has been reported Sunday in Dutchess County. The crash occurred on Salt Point Turnpike near Wappinger Creek in Salt Point, a hamlet in the Town of Pleasant Valley before noontime. Check back to Daily Voice for updates. For real-time Dutchess news in your Facebook feed, be sure to "Like" Daily Voice's Dutchess Community Forum page on Facebook by clicking here. For real-time Putnam news in your Facebook feed, be sure to "Like" Daily Voice's Putnam County page on Facebook by clicking here. To follow @DVDutchess, Daily Vo…

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Hackensack, NJ
Your Community
Summer Of Hell Starts Monday For NJ Transit, LIRR Riders Summer Of Hell Starts Monday For NJ Transit, LIRR Riders Summer Of Hell Starts Monday For NJ Transit, LIRR Riders
Summer Of Hell Starts Monday For NJ Transit, Lirr Riders A ripple effect that will be caused by eight weeks of repairs related to two recent train derailments at Penn Station will create what's being called a "Summer of Hell" for commuters, starting on Monday. While NJ Transit and Long Island Railroad riders will be most affected, the shutdown of tracks for high priority repairs from Monday, July 10 to Friday, Sept. 1 and the resulting altered schedules will impact MTA customers as well. "Monday will be a test," said MTA chairman Joe  Lhota. "Tuesday will be a test, Wednesday will as well." The MTA is encouraging its customers to avoid Penn Stat…

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Yonkers, NY
Breaking News
Gunfire Breaks Out At Yonkers Apartment Complex Gunfire Breaks Out At Yonkers Apartment Complex Gunfire Breaks Out At Yonkers Apartment Complex
Gunfire Breaks Out At Yonkers Apartment Complex Reports of overnight gunfire breaking out outside a Yonkers apartment complex are being investigated by police, according to News 12. The shots were reported from the William Schlobohm Houses on Schroeder Street just before 1 a.m. Sunday. There have been no reports of any victims.

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Chappaqua, NY
Obituaries
Raymonde Mayer, 90, Longtime Horace Greeley Teacher, Chappaqua Resident Raymonde Mayer, 90, Longtime Horace Greeley Teacher, Chappaqua Resident Raymonde Mayer, 90, Longtime Horace Greeley Teacher, Chappaqua Resident
Raymonde Mayer, 90, Longtime Horace Greeley Teacher, Chappaqua Resident Former Horace Greeley teacher and longtime Chappaqua resident Raymonde Joyce Mayer, 90, died on July 2 in Scotch Plains, N.J. Born in Lausanne, Switzerland Feb. 25, 1927 to Amelia and Georges Lawrence, raised in Paris, France and New York City. Raymonde grew up in tumultuous 1930’s Europe and emigrated as a teenager with her family to New York. After graduating from Barnard College, she married E. Herbert Mayer – a 66-year marriage until Herbert’s death. They raised three children to have like-minded devotion to family, living in several states along the way. She taught French for many ye…

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Armonk, NY
Your Community
Commuters Brace For ‘Summer of Hell’ As Eight Weeks Of Track Repairs Start Commuters Brace For ‘Summer of Hell’ As Eight Weeks Of Track Repairs Start Commuters Brace For ‘Summer of Hell’ As Eight Weeks Of Track Repairs Start
Commuters Brace For ‘Summer of Hell’ As Eight Weeks Of Track Repairs Start A ripple effect that will be caused by eight weeks of repairs related to two recent train derailments at Penn Station will create what's being called a "Summer of Hell" for commuters, starting on Monday morning. While NJ Transit and Long Island Railroad riders will be most affected, the shutdown of tracks for high priority repairs from Monday, July 10 to Friday, Sept. 1 and the resulting altered schedules will impact MTA customers as well. "Monday will be a test," said MTA chairman Joe  Lhota. "Tuesday will be a test, Wednesday will as well." The MTA is encouraging its customers to avoid P…

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North Salem, NY
Obituaries
Scott Samaha Of North Salem, 22 Scott Samaha Of North Salem, 22 Scott Samaha Of North Salem, 22
Scott Samaha Of North Salem, 22 Scott Samaha of North Salem died suddenly on July 1 in Santa Barbara, Calif. He was 22. Scott is survived by his parents, Peter and Donna, as well as his siblings, Jennifer, Johnny, and Andrew. The life of Scott Samaha will be celebrated 9:30 a.m. on Sunday, July 9 at Bet Torah in Mount Kisco. The burial will take place at Sharon Gardens in Valhalla. In lieu of flowers, please donate to shatterproof.org.

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Armonk, NY
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Sears, Kmart Announce 43 More Store Closures, Including In NY Sears, Kmart Announce 43 More Store Closures, Including In NY Sears, Kmart Announce 43 More Store Closures, Including In NY
Sears, Kmart Announce 43 More Store Closures, Including In NY The closures of 43 unprofitable Sears and Kmart stores, including one in New York, were announced Friday by parent company Sears Holdings.The closures are in addition to the 150 the company announced in January.  Eight Sears and 35 Kmart stores will be closing. "Changes in consumer behavior are driving our vision and actions, and we continue to transform our business model so that our physical store footprint and our digital capabilities match the needs and preferences of our members," said Eddie Lampert, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer at Sears Holdings Corporation. Lampert…

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Poughkeepsie, NY
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Man Charged With Embezzling $2.5M From Town Of Poughkeepsie Companies Man Charged With Embezzling $2.5M From Town Of Poughkeepsie Companies Man Charged With Embezzling $2.5M From Town Of Poughkeepsie Companies
Man Charged With Embezzling $2.5M From Town Of Poughkeepsie Companies A former comptroller was charged in federal court in White Plains on Friday with embezzling in excess of $2.5 million from two Hudson Valley manufacturing companies, Joon H. Kim, the acting U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York announced. The charge arises from an alleged fraudulent scheme in which 56-year-old Mark Cina of Pleasant Valley embezzled the money from two companies in the Town of Poughkeepsie over the course of at least approximately seven years, Kim said in a statement. “As alleged, Mark Cina, who was entrusted with the finances of two local manufacturers in Pough…

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