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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26 Westchester School Districts Rank Among Top 100 In New York State 26 Westchester School Districts Rank Among Top 100 In New York State 26 Westchester School Districts Rank Among Top 100 In New York State
26 Westchester School Districts Rank Among Top 100 In New York State Twenty-six Westchester County school districts are among the 100 best in New York, according to brand-new 2017 rankings just released by the education website Niche. A total of 33 schools from the Hudson Valley, including five from Rockland County, made the Top 100. Edgemont Union Free School District was the top Westchester school in the rankings, earning the No. 3 ranking. Edgemont received an A+ for academics, teachers, clubs and activities, college readiness and health and safety and an A in the other category, diversity. Byram Hills Central School District drew the No. 6 ranking in t…
Special Delivery: Baby Born On Busy Stretch Of Sprain Parkway In Yonkers Special Delivery: Baby Born On Busy Stretch Of Sprain Parkway In Yonkers Special Delivery: Baby Born On Busy Stretch Of Sprain Parkway In Yonkers
Special Delivery: Baby Born On Busy Stretch Of Sprain Parkway In Yonkers Amid all the hustle and bustle of motorists making their way to Thanksgiving Day gatherings, a very special delivery was made Thursday afternoon on the Sprain Brook Parkway in Southern Westchester. The Yonkers Fire Department was dispatched to a busy stretch of the northbound Sprain near Jackson Avenue at 1:48 p.m., responding to a call of a woman in labor, according to Thomas Fitzpatrick of the Yonkers Fire Department. Moments before they arrived, a healthy baby girl had been born in the backseat of the SUV parked on the shoulder of the roadway as control dispatchers successfully talked th…
Hillary Clinton Says Thanks To Chappaqua Neighbors For Show Of Support Hillary Clinton Says Thanks To Chappaqua Neighbors For Show Of Support Hillary Clinton Says Thanks To Chappaqua Neighbors For Show Of Support
Hillary Clinton Says Thanks To Chappaqua Neighbors For Show Of Support CHAPPAQUA, N.Y. -- Hillary Clinton has kept a low profile since losing to Donald Trump in the Nov. 8 presidential election. But the former first lady and secretary of state said she was grateful to her neighbors in Chappaqua for signs of support. Literally. Clinton's Old House Lane neighbors posted lawn signs on Thanksgiving, thanking Clinton for running for president. "I was greeted by this heartwarming display on the corner of my street today," Clinton tweeted @hillaryclinton late Thursday afternoon. "Thank you to all of you who did this. Happy Thanksgiving. -H" Some…
7-Eleven Recalls Chicken Sandwiches After Westchester-Based Company Recall 7-Eleven Recalls Chicken Sandwiches After Westchester-Based Company Recall 7-Eleven Recalls Chicken Sandwiches After Westchester-Based Company Recall
7-Eleven Recalls Chicken Sandwiches After Westchester-Based Company Recall The Westchester-based Sabra Dipping Company's recall of many of its hummus products due to the potential of being contaminated with Listeria monocytogenes has led to 7-Eleven recalling its Go Mediterranean Chicken & Hummus sandwiches, according to the FDA. The sandwiches were manufactured solely for 7-Eleven and are being recalled because Sabra Dipping Company has recalled the ingredient because of potential contamination with Listeria. Those who purchased the product should not eat it, but instead throw it away in a sealed container or return it to the store where purchased for a refun…
Woman Jogging With Dog Assaulted At Ward Pound Ridge, Police Say Woman Jogging With Dog Assaulted At Ward Pound Ridge, Police Say Woman Jogging With Dog Assaulted At Ward Pound Ridge, Police Say
Woman Jogging With Dog Assaulted At Ward Pound Ridge, Police Say WESTCHESTER COUNTY, N.Y. -- Westchester County Police are investigating an assault that occurred Wednesday afternoon at Ward Pound Ridge Reservation, the largest county park. A woman reported to county police that she was jogging with her dog on the brown trail about 12 p.m. when a man came up behind her and knocked her to the ground. After a brief struggle with the assailant, she was able to break free and run to safety, police said. She called a family member who reported the incident to Parks Department staff at Ward Pound Ridge. A parks employee then notified police. The victim, a wom…
Vigil Held For Red Hook HS Students Seriously Injured In Crash Vigil Held For Red Hook HS Students Seriously Injured In Crash Vigil Held For Red Hook HS Students Seriously Injured In Crash
Vigil Held For Red Hook HS Students Seriously Injured In Crash DUTCHESS COUNTY, N.Y. -- The Red Hook High School community gathered Wednesday evening on the soccer field in an impromptu vigil for two students seriously injured in a one-car crash that occurred on Feller Newmark Road near Route 9 in Red Hook at about 10 p.m. on Tuesday. The candlelight vigil began around 8 p.m. on Thanksgiving eve. Driver Erik Johnson, 17, and passenger Liam O’Farrell, 18, were traveling eastbound in a 2004 Nissan 350Z on Feller Newmark Road, approximately a quarter mile east of Route 9, when Johnson lost control while passing another vehicle, according to the Dutchess C…
Dutchess Could See Wintry Mix, Some Early Morning Snow On Thanksgiving Dutchess Could See Wintry Mix, Some Early Morning Snow On Thanksgiving Dutchess Could See Wintry Mix, Some Early Morning Snow On Thanksgiving
Dutchess Could See Wintry Mix, Some Early Morning Snow On Thanksgiving Thanksgiving weekend travel in New York is expected to be at its highest level in 11 years. But that doesn't mean it will be easy throughout much of the state, with winter weather advisories in effect for several upstate locations, including as far south as Binghamton. The latest forecasts, though, show the Hudson Valley should remain mostly free of any significant wintry precipitation, with now only slight chances even in the points farthest north: Putnam, Dutchess and extreme Northern Westchester. Putnam and those Northern Westchester towns along the Putnam border could see some freezing…
I-84 Crash Snarls Thanksgiving Eve Traffic I-84 Crash Snarls Thanksgiving Eve Traffic I-84 Crash Snarls Thanksgiving Eve Traffic
I-84 Crash Snarls Thanksgiving Eve Traffic A crash on I-84 snarled Thanksgiving Eve traffic for motorists Wednesday. The crash, reported around 5 p.m., was on the eastbound side near the Connecticut border. An earlier accident nearby, just south of I-84, has been cleared. It resulted in the closure of a stretch of Route 121 (Peach Lake Road) north of Bloomer Road in North Salem.
Route 121 In North Salem Reopens After Crash Route 121 In North Salem Reopens After Crash Route 121 In North Salem Reopens After Crash
Route 121 In North Salem Reopens After Crash This story has been updated. A stretch of Peach Lake Road (Route 121) has reopened late Wednesday  afternoon following a vehicle crash in North Salem. The crash, reported at 4:15 p.m., was north of Bloomer Road near Vail Boulevard.
Ossining Students Among Finalists For National Neuroscience Research Prize Ossining Students Among Finalists For National Neuroscience Research Prize Ossining Students Among Finalists For National Neuroscience Research Prize
Ossining Students Among Finalists For National Neuroscience Research Prize OSSINING, N.Y. -- Two Ossining High School Seniors are finalists for National Neuroscience Research Prize. Two Ossining High School students are among 15 finalists from a nationwide pool of high school projects for the 2017 Neuroscience Research Prize, which is sponsored by the American Academy of Neurology and the Child Neurology Society. The students are seniors Brianna Cauthen and Adriana Scanteianu, who are part of the school’s Fundamentals of Science Research program. A panel of physicians and scientists who are conducting neuroscience research at academic institutions will evaluate th…
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