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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Armonk, NY
Breaking News
'Armed, Extremely Dangerous' Hudson Valley Home Invasion Suspects On Loose 'Armed, Extremely Dangerous' Hudson Valley Home Invasion Suspects On Loose 'Armed, Extremely Dangerous' Hudson Valley Home Invasion Suspects On Loose
'Armed, Extremely Dangerous' Hudson Valley Home Invasion Suspects On Loose Click here for an updated story: Most wanted fugitives: New sighting reported hours after Hudson Valley home invasion  Earlier report: New York State Police are intensifying their search Sunday for two fugitives -- a man and woman, both in their 20s -- wanted for kidnapping and attempted murder and who are suspects in a home invasion Saturday morning in the Hudson Valley. The two, among the 10 most wanted in Tennessee, broke into a home and terrorized a resident of Bloomingburg in Sullivan County earlier Saturday morning, leaving a 66-year-old homeowner hospitalized with a head injury, ac…

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Stony Point, NY
Breaking News
Most Wanted: New Sighting Of Hudson Valley Home Invasion Suspects Reported Most Wanted: New Sighting Of Hudson Valley Home Invasion Suspects Reported Most Wanted: New Sighting Of Hudson Valley Home Invasion Suspects Reported
Most Wanted: New Sighting Of Hudson Valley Home Invasion Suspects Reported State police reported late Sunday afternoon that there has been a reported sighting of two fugitives -- a man and woman, both in their 20s -- after they terrorized a Hudson Valley man in a home invasion before dawn Saturday morning. The two, among the 10 most wanted in Tennessee where they are facing attempted murder and kidnapping charges, broke into a home in Bloomingburg in Sullivan County Saturday. The invasion left the 66-year-old homeowner hospitalized with a head injury, according to the Times Herald-Record.  Neighbors had observed a car parked on the street before the home invasion…

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Hackensack, NJ
On Your Side
New Jersey Sears Among 20 Latest Stores Closing New Jersey Sears Among 20 Latest Stores Closing New Jersey Sears Among 20 Latest Stores Closing
New Jersey Sears Among 20 Latest Stores Closing A New Jersey Sears store is among the 20 stores nationally Sears will be closing in addition to the 245 closures that had been announced earlier this year.There are also three closing in New York. The stores are: Central Avenue, Albany, NY Jericho Turnpike, East Northport, NY Harry L. Drive, Johnson City, NY Route 22, Watchung, NJ The closures will bring the number of Sears stores to 1,180, about half the number of stores that were operating five years ago: 2,073.

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Pascack Valley, NJ
Breaking News
On The Run: New Sighting Of Hudson Valley Home Invasion Suspects Reported On The Run: New Sighting Of Hudson Valley Home Invasion Suspects Reported On The Run: New Sighting Of Hudson Valley Home Invasion Suspects Reported
On The Run: New Sighting Of Hudson Valley Home Invasion Suspects Reported State police reported late Sunday afternoon that there has been a reported sighting of two fugitives -- a man and woman, both in their 20s -- after they terrorized a Hudson Valley man in a home invasion before dawn Saturday morning. The two, among the 10 most wanted in Tennessee where they are facing attempted murder and kidnapping charges, broke into a home and terrorized a resident of Bloomingburg in Orange County earlier Saturday morning. The invasion left a 66-year-old homeowner hospitalized with a head injury, according to the Times Herald-Record.  Neighbors had observed a car parked …

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Poughkeepsie, NY
Breaking News
Beware Of 'Grandparent Scam' Calls, Police In Dutchess Warn Beware Of 'Grandparent Scam' Calls, Police In Dutchess Warn Beware Of 'Grandparent Scam' Calls, Police In Dutchess Warn
Beware Of 'Grandparent Scam' Calls, Police In Dutchess Warn Police are warning local residents of a new "Grandparent Scam" call reported on Friday. The Hyde Park Police Department said it received the complaint from local grandparents who said someone claiming to be their "granddaughter" told them she had been arrested. A male then got on the line and identified themselves as Officer "Greg Jones" from the Hyde Park Police Department, who told them that the incident could be cleared up if the couple went to Walmart, bought five $1,000 gift cards, and provided the information to the officer. There is no Officer Jones at the Town of Hyde Park Police D…

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Mahopac, NY
Obituaries
Brewster's Marco Broadway, 48, Sleepy Hollow Native, Metro-North Conductor Brewster's Marco Broadway, 48, Sleepy Hollow Native, Metro-North Conductor Brewster's Marco Broadway, 48, Sleepy Hollow Native, Metro-North Conductor
Brewster's Marco Broadway, 48, Sleepy Hollow Native, Metro-North Conductor Marco Allen Broadway, a Brewster resident and Sleepy Hollow native, died on June 20 at Columbia-Presbyterian-Hospital in New York City after a long illness. He was 48. Marco was born May 22, 1969 at Phelps Hospital in Sleepy Hollow to Joseph and Theresa (Kunert) Broadway. He graduated from Sleepy Hollow High School and later, Westchester Community College.  Marco was a member of the Sleepy Hollow Fire Company, Sokol Club, Eagles, and Tarrytown Boat Club. Marco married Jennifer Parkis in Tarrytown on July 3, 1998. They later moved to Brewster, settling there and raising their two children; …

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Tappan-Blauvelt, NY
Breaking News
Police: Man Caught With Cocaine In Cell Phone Outside 7-Eleven In Rockland Police: Man Caught With Cocaine In Cell Phone Outside 7-Eleven In Rockland Police: Man Caught With Cocaine In Cell Phone Outside 7-Eleven In Rockland
Police: Man Caught With Cocaine In Cell Phone Outside 7-Eleven In Rockland ROCKLAND COUNTY, N.Y. -- A man inside a car in the parking lot at the 7-Eleven in Montebello was caught pouring cocaine on a cell phone Sunday morning, Ramapo Police said. At about 7:30 a.m., a Ramapo police officer on patrol observed the vehicle parked in the 7-Eleven lot on Hemion Road and noticed a man occupant sitting in the driver's seat with his head down, police said. The officer walked up to the car to check on the welfare of the man and noticed that the male was pouring what appeared to be a bag of cocaine out onto a cellphone. The substance was tested and showed positive for the …

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Yorktown, NY
Your Community
Yorktown High School Celebrates Class Of 2017 Yorktown High School Celebrates Class Of 2017 Yorktown High School Celebrates Class Of 2017
Yorktown High School Celebrates Class Of 2017 Yorktown High School held its 2017 commencement ceremony Saturday afternoon at the SUNY Purchase Theater and diplomas were presented to more than 300 graduating seniors. Yorktown High School musicians performed and school principal Joseph DeGennaro addressed the crowd along with Superintendent Dr. Ralph Napolitano. Special applause was given to Napolitano, who is retiring this month, along with longtime athletic director Fio Nardone, who is also retiring. Noor Nassar was the valedictorian and Sidharth Anand the salutatorian.

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Armonk, NY
Breaking News
New Grandparent Scam Warning Issued For Area Residents New Grandparent Scam Warning Issued For Area Residents New Grandparent Scam Warning Issued For Area Residents
New Grandparent Scam Warning Issued For Area Residents A new report of a "Grandparent Scam" call was reported Friday, prompting authorities to renew previous warning to residents. The scam works by callers pretending to be a grandchild in some kind of trouble and desperately in need of money.  The person on the phone may have family names and personal information. And, they always tell their "grandparents" that money has to be sent in the form of cash from businesses such as a Western Union money order or by gift card, said AARP. Unfortunately, even tech-savvy residents are falling for the scam. The organization says the be…

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Yorktown, NY
Breaking News
Downed Power Line Closes Roadway In Yorktown Downed Power Line Closes Roadway In Yorktown Downed Power Line Closes Roadway In Yorktown
Downed Power Line Closes Roadway In Yorktown This story has been updated. Yorktown Police issued an alert Sunday morning that Gomer Street was closed in the area north of Thomas Jefferson Elementary School (3636 Gomer St.) due to a primary power line that was down in the roadway and still with power. Officers were on scene along with members of the Lake Mohegan Fire District, police said. Con Edison was notified and responded.

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