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
Storm System With 40 MPH Winds, Tornado Threat Nears Northeast: Here's Latest Storm System With 40 MPH Winds, Tornado Threat Nears Northeast: Here's Latest
Storm System With 40 MPH Winds, Tornado Threat Nears Northeast: Here's Latest Skies will rumble and winds will roar as a powerful fall storm with the potential to unleash tornadoes sweeps  across the Northeast, threatening to turn the start of the workweek into a wild weather ride. The National Weather Service is warning of a fast-moving cold front set to blast into the region late Sunday night, Oct. 19 into Monday morning, Oct. 20. Forecasters say wind gusts could reach 30 to 40 miles per hour overnight, with some isolated spots possibly hitting 50 miles per hour.  "A line of gusty showers and isolated thunderstorms will be capable of producing damag…

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National Interest
New Research Reveals Age When Most Reach All-Around Mental, Emotional Peak New Research Reveals Age When Most Reach All-Around Mental, Emotional Peak
New Research Reveals Age When Most Reach All-Around Mental, Emotional Peak You may think the mind peaks in your 20s. The data says otherwise. A new open-access analysis in the journal Intelligence reports that overall psychological functioning tends to crest in late midlife, with many adults hitting their best all-around stride near age 60.  The research, led by Gilles Gignac of the University of Western Australia and Marcin Zajenkowski of the University of Warsaw and published in ScienceDirect, reviewed age trends across key abilities and traits, then combined them into a single index. The team examined patterns across 16 dimensions tied to life outcomes. T…

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National Interest
Thunderstorms Fueled By Cold Front Will Sweep Through Northeast: Here's Timing Thunderstorms Fueled By Cold Front Will Sweep Through Northeast: Here's Timing
Thunderstorms Fueled By Cold Front Will Sweep Through Northeast: Here's Timing A volatile fall setup will rumble across the Northeast fueled by a cold front moving in from the Midwest, threatening damaging winds, drenching downpours, and a messy start to the workweek. Click here for a new, updated story: 40 MPH Winds, Torrential Rain, Tornado Threat Take Aim At Northeast: What To Know Sunday, Oct. 19 will start mostly sunny with highs in the 70s, but conditions will deteriorate by late day, the National Weather Service said.  Winds could gust as high as 28 mph in the afternoon as clouds increase. Showers and a few thunderstorms will develop at night, and…

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National Interest
Meteors To Streak Across Dark Skies: Here’s When To Watch Meteors To Streak Across Dark Skies: Here’s When To Watch
Meteors To Streak Across Dark Skies: Here’s When To Watch A moonless sky will set the stage for one of fall’s best celestial shows as the Orionid meteor shower reaches its peak this week. The Orionids are expected to top out with ideal viewing thanks to a new moon that arrives late Monday, Oct. 20, through the predawn hours of Tuesday, Oct. 21.  The shower, which is caused by Earth plowing through dust shed by Halley’s Comet, is currently active and runs through early November.  In a typical year, observers can expect around 20 meteors an hour at the peak, with the potential for brief flurries. Recent displays have tended to be low to a…

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National Interest
New Research Reveals What Comes After Near-Death Experiences New Research Reveals What Comes After Near-Death Experiences
New Research Reveals What Comes After Near-Death Experiences Some people describe peace, clarity, even joy. Coming back can be the hard part. New research led by Marieta Pehlivanova of the University of Virginia reports that near-death experiences (NDEs) often carry a complicated aftermath that stretches far beyond the moment itself.  The study, published in Psychology of Consciousness: Theory, Research, and Practice, surveyed 167 people who reported NDEs and examined what support helped them re-enter everyday life. Researchers found that seeking help is common and, for most, worthwhile. Sixty-four percent said they looked for support to proces…

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National Interest
Prince Andrew Gives Up Royal Titles After Mounting Scandals Prince Andrew Gives Up Royal Titles After Mounting Scandals
Prince Andrew Gives Up Royal Titles After Mounting Scandals Prince Andrew will stop using his royal titles and honors, moving to further distance the monarchy from the long-running Jeffrey Epstein sex scandal after years of damaging headlines. Click here for a new, updated story: King Charles' Brother, Andrew, Will Now Be Stripped Of 'Prince' Title, Must Vacate Royal Lodge In a statement issued Friday, Oct. 17, Buckingham Palace said the decision followed discussions with King Charles III and the wider royal family.  “In discussion with The King, and my immediate and wider family, we have concluded the continued accusations about me distract…

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Wawa Recalls Milk, Lemonade Products Sold In PA Wawa Recalls Milk, Lemonade Products Sold In PA
Wawa Recalls Milk, Lemonade Products Sold In PA Wawa is pulling several of its milk and lemonade drinks from stores after potential contamination concerns surfaced. According to the US Food and Drug Administration, the voluntary recall affects beverages distributed in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland, and Delaware.  The company initiated the recall after reports of possible foreign object contamination in three of its bottled drinks. The recall involves the following products: Wawa Strawberry Lemonade, 16 oz (pint) – Code Date: November 7, 2025; approximately 2,750 units recalled. Wawa Strawberry Milk, Lowfat Milk, 16 oz (pint)…

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National Interest
Potential Tropical Trouble Brewing In Atlantic: Here's Timing Potential Tropical Trouble Brewing In Atlantic: Here's Timing
Potential Tropical Trouble Brewing In Atlantic: Here's Timing A brewing disturbance in the Atlantic has forecasters eyeing a late‑October window for possible impacts along parts of the US East Coast. "Atmospheric conditions are primed for a storm to form in the Caribbean," AccuWeather Lead Hurricane Expert Alex DaSilva said. "The waters are exceptionally warm since the Caribbean has not been disturbed by a single tropical storm or hurricane so far this season. We do not expect much disruptive wind shear in the region early next week. This tropical wave could rapidly organize into a tropical storm or hurricane next week.”   According to the N…

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National Interest
Al Pacino Calls Diane Keaton 'Love Of His Life' As New Details Released On Her Death Al Pacino Calls Diane Keaton 'Love Of His Life' As New Details Released On Her Death
Al Pacino Calls Diane Keaton 'Love Of His Life' As New Details Released On Her Death Al Pacino is mourning Diane Keaton with the kind of love letter only a co‑star and onetime partner could deliver, calling her his partner, friend, and the love of his life. Keaton, 79, died Saturday, Oct. 11, of primary bacterial pneumonia, and she has been cremated, according to a death certificate obtained by CNN. In an interview published by Deadline on Thursday, Oct. 16, Pacino reflected that news of her passing brought memories “with a force that is both painful and moving,” praising her “unmistakable energy” and the way she “opened doors for others” and inspired generations. “I …

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National Interest
New Rankings Put Rhinebeck In Top 9 Best Places For Families To Live In US New Rankings Put Rhinebeck In Top 9 Best Places For Families To Live In US
New Rankings Put Rhinebeck In Top 9 Best Places For Families To Live In US Families looking for their next hometown might want to check out a brand-new list. A new Travel + Leisure ranking highlights the nine best places to live in the US for families, spotlighting a mix of affordable suburbs, up-and-coming metros, and community-focused towns. Released on Sunday, Sept. 14, the report draws on input from real estate experts who assessed affordability, school quality, safety, and lifestyle factors. The list ranges from Indiana to Texas and features communities that balance opportunity with livability. Here are the top nine picks from Travel + Leisure: Carmel, Ind…

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