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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Joe Lombardi's Contributions

Matthew, Strongest Atlantic Hurricane In Decade, Expected To Move Up Coast Matthew, Strongest Atlantic Hurricane In Decade, Expected To Move Up Coast Matthew, Strongest Atlantic Hurricane In Decade, Expected To Move Up Coast
Matthew, Strongest Atlantic Hurricane In Decade, Expected To Move Up Coast Residents of the East Coast should be on alert for possible impacts from Hurricane Matthew during the middle to latter part of next week, according to AccuWeather. Matthew, the strongest hurricane to hit the Atlantic in nearly a decade, is now a Category 4 storm with maximum sustained winds at 155 mph and gusts up to 190 mph.  It briefly strengthened to a Category 5 hurricane late Friday to, become the strongest hurricane in the Atlantic Ocean since Felix in 2007, according to the National Weather Service. Matthew, which is now barreling toward Jamaica and Haiti, is then expected to make a…
'No Reason For Concern' After Indian Point Oil Spill, Cuomo Says 'No Reason For Concern' After Indian Point Oil Spill, Cuomo Says 'No Reason For Concern' After Indian Point Oil Spill, Cuomo Says
'No Reason For Concern' After Indian Point Oil Spill, Cuomo Says Gov. Andrew Cuomo said he's confident that the situation is under control at Indian Point after officials at the Buchanan-based nuclear power plant reported Friday morning oil in a discharge canal that empties into the Hudson River. "There is no reason for neighbors to be of concern – to be concerned about this," Cuomo said. "There is no evidence that the oil leak made it to the Hudson River but that is something we checked (Friday) and we will continue to check throughout the weekend"  The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation is overseeing the cleanup…
Security Heightened After Pair Of Incidents At Two Yonkers High Schools Security Heightened After Pair Of Incidents At Two Yonkers High Schools Security Heightened After Pair Of Incidents At Two Yonkers High Schools
Security Heightened After Pair Of Incidents At Two Yonkers High Schools YONKERS, N.Y. -- Security was tightened at two Yonkers high schools on Friday following a pair of incidents. The arrest of a unidentified student who allegedly brought bullets and a gun clip to Roosevelt High School following an incident in which a man allegedly attempted to break into a back door at Lincoln High School before fleeing, News 12 reports. Both incidents occurred Thursday. Investigations of both incidents are continuing. Click here to see the News 12 report.
Crashes Reported On Route 202, Route 35 Near Westchester/Putnam Border Crashes Reported On Route 202, Route 35 Near Westchester/Putnam Border Crashes Reported On Route 202, Route 35 Near Westchester/Putnam Border
Crashes Reported On Route 202, Route 35 Near Westchester/Putnam Border Separate multi-vehicle crashes occurred Saturday morning on Route 202 in Croton Falls and Route 35 in Somers. The Route 202 crash, which caused stop-and-go traffic near the Westchester/Putnam border, occurred in the westbound lane at Croton Falls Road and was reported just before 10 a.m. The two-car Route 35 crash occurred around 10:14 p.m. at the intersection of Tomahawk Street.  There have been no reports of serious injuries following either crash.
Oil Spill Reported At Indian Point Nuclear Point Plant Oil Spill Reported At Indian Point Nuclear Point Plant Oil Spill Reported At Indian Point Nuclear Point Plant
Oil Spill Reported At Indian Point Nuclear Point Plant Westchester County and state officials were informed by officials at Buchanan-based Indian Point nuclear power plant after they observed Friday morning oil in a discharge canal that empties into the Hudson River. The oil was used to lubricate machinery and is not radioactive, Indian Point said, noting the plant is running safely and there is no impact on worker or public health or safety, Entergy, which owns and operates Indian Point, said that Indian Point's staff identified an oil sheen in the plant's discharge canal Friday morning and has not detected any sheening in the Hudson River. &…
Separate I-287 Crashes Cause Stop-Go Delays Separate I-287 Crashes Cause Stop-Go Delays Separate I-287 Crashes Cause Stop-Go Delays
Separate I-287 Crashes Cause Stop-Go Delays This story has been updated. Two serious crashes caused stop-and-go delays on I-287 Friday afternoon. The first crash, reported just before 5 p.m., was on the eastbound side at Exit 5 (Route 119) in Greenburgh. The other crash, reported shortly after, initially blocked the left lane on the westbound side at Exit 8E (Westchester Avenue) with stop-and-go traffic backed up to Exit 10 (Route 120A/Bowman Avenue).
Route 6 Stretch Reopens In Cortlandt Route 6 Stretch Reopens In Cortlandt Route 6 Stretch Reopens In Cortlandt
Route 6 Stretch Reopens In Cortlandt This story has been updated.A stretch of eastbound Route 6 in Cortlandt has reopened after a multi-vehicle crash Friday afternoon. The closure, reported just before 5 p.m., was  between Bear Mountain Bridge and the Scenic Overlook.
Route 117 Stretch Reopens In Pleasantville Route 117 Stretch Reopens In Pleasantville Route 117 Stretch Reopens In Pleasantville
Route 117 Stretch Reopens In Pleasantville A stretch of Route 117 in Pleasantville has reopened Friday afternoon after a downed pole with wires led to its closure for approximately an hour and a half. The closure, reported just before 11 a.m., was between the Taconic State Parkway and Choate Lane in Pleasantville.
Hurricane Matthew Strenghtens, Could Head Toward Armonk Next Week Hurricane Matthew Strenghtens, Could Head Toward Armonk Next Week Hurricane Matthew Strenghtens, Could Head Toward Armonk Next Week
Hurricane Matthew Strenghtens, Could Head Toward Armonk Next Week Get set for a wet stretch of days in starting Friday and continuing through the week. But it could just be a preview of what's to come as Hurricane Matthew strengthens and threatens to impact the area next week. Matthew, which had been a tropical storm, became the fifth hurricane of the 2016 Atlantic Hurricane season on Thursday afternoon. Matthew should make a much-anticipated northwest or northward "Caribbean Turn" sometime this weekend, according to the Weather Channel. It's uncertain whether or not possible impacts will be direct from a landfall in the U.S. or indirect from …
Alert Issued For Emergency Road Closure In New City Alert Issued For Emergency Road Closure In New City Alert Issued For Emergency Road Closure In New City
Alert Issued For Emergency Road Closure In New City An Emergency Road Closure advisory has been issued for South Mountain Road from Little Tor to Zukor in New City, Clarkstown Police announced Thursday morning. Crews are working in the area of 290 South Mountain Road and motorists are advised to avoid the area. Check back to Daily Voice for updates, and for real-time news and traffic news in your Facebook news feed, be sure to "Like" Daily Voice's Rockland County Forum on Facebook by clickig here.
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