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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Yorktown, NY
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Stalled Car Causes Delays On Taconic Stalled Car Causes Delays On Taconic Stalled Car Causes Delays On Taconic
Stalled Car Causes Delays On Taconic This story has been updated. A stalled car blocking the shoulder of the road caused heavy delays on a stretch of the southbound Taconic State Parkway Tuesday morning. The incident, reported at 8:30 a.m., was at Bryant Pond Road in Putnam Valley. Check back to Daily Voice for updates.

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Rivertowns, NY
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Accident Causes Stop-And-Go Delays On Route 9A Accident Causes Stop-And-Go Delays On Route 9A Accident Causes Stop-And-Go Delays On Route 9A
Accident Causes Stop-And-Go Delays On Route 9A This story has been updated.An accident that moved to the shoulder of the road after initially blocking the right lane on a stretch of southbound Route 9A caused stop-and-go delays Tuesday morning in Mount Pleasant. The accident, reported at 8 a.m., was at Route 117 (Bedford Road) with traffic backed up to Route 133 (Upper Croton Avenue).  Check back to Daily Voice for updates.

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Scarsdale, NY
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Westchester Well-Represented Among Nation's Most Challenging High Schools Westchester Well-Represented Among Nation's Most Challenging High Schools Westchester Well-Represented Among Nation's Most Challenging High Schools
Westchester Well-Represented Among Nation's Most Challenging High Schools A total of 12 high schools from Westchester County were ranked among the Top 50 schools in New York State in the Washington Post's list of America’s most challenging. Harrison, which was named the most challenging in Westchester County, came in at No. 13 in the state and No. 203 nationwide on the national newspaper's list. You can read the review of Harrison here. Yonkers was ranked 16th in the state. Read its review here. Rye High School checked in at No. 18. Read the Rye review here. Bronxville was the fourth Westchester school in the Top 20, ranked at No. 20. Read the Bronxville review…

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Hyde Park, NY
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Dutchess Man Charged With Forcible Touching, Gun Possession Dutchess Man Charged With Forcible Touching, Gun Possession Dutchess Man Charged With Forcible Touching, Gun Possession
Dutchess Man Charged With Forcible Touching, Gun Possession DUTCHESS COUNTY, N.Y. -- A 31-year-old Dutchess man has been charged with weapons possession and forcible touching after an incident near Route 55 in LaGrange on Sunday.State Police charged William Martini IV of Stanford with criminal possession of a weapon in the second degree, a Class C felony, and two counts of forcible Touching, a Class A misdemeanor. Troopers were dispatched by Dutchess County 911 to Bushwick Road near the intersection with Titusville Road and State Route 55 in the Town of LaGrange on Saturday at approximately 3 p.m. after a report of a woman who was grabbed by a strang…

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Yorktown, NY
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Hot Air Balloon Soars Over Amawalk Reservoir Hot Air Balloon Soars Over Amawalk Reservoir Hot Air Balloon Soars Over Amawalk Reservoir
Hot Air Balloon Soars Over Amawalk Reservoir SOMERS, N.Y. -- This hot air balloon crossed over the Amawalk Reservoir in Somers heading east southeast at about 6 p.m. on Sunday. "It was so low we thought it might be trying a landing at Lasdon Park," Somers resident Peter Van Wart said.

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New City, NY
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Rockland Boulders' Ballpark Changes Name Rockland Boulders' Ballpark Changes Name Rockland Boulders' Ballpark Changes Name
Rockland Boulders' Ballpark Changes Name POMONA, N.Y. -- The home ballpark of the Rockland Boulders has a new name.  The Pomona park known as Provident Bank Park will become Palisades Credit Union Park. The Boulders, the 2015 Can-Am regular-season champion, announced their new community partner, and the new name Monday. “We’re thrilled to have this longtime community financial institution join our family and a team that promotes America’s pastime while providing quality and affordable family entertainment,” said Boulders President Ken Lehner. “Palisades Credit Union has a 75-year history serving our region, representing more than…

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Mamaroneck, NY
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Talia Land Named Mamaroneck/Daily Voice Standout Student-Athlete Talia Land Named Mamaroneck/Daily Voice Standout Student-Athlete Talia Land Named Mamaroneck/Daily Voice Standout Student-Athlete
Talia Land Named Mamaroneck/Daily Voice Standout Student-Athlete MAMARONECK, N.Y. -- Mamaroneck High School senior Talia Land has been selected as Mamaroneck High School/ Daily Voice Standout Student-Athlete this week. Talia will be attending Amherst College, where she will be playing lacrosse. Overview of accomplishments/achievements from MHS girls lacrosse coach, Rocky Lividini: Talia has been in varsity since her sophomore year. Now a senior and captain she is an unbelievable player, leader and teammate.  This season, she is one of the top goalies in Section 1. In the 2015 season she played and started all 17 games and had 163 Saves.  So far in the…

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Armonk, NY
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Two Injured In Four-Car Crash That Snarls I-684 Traffic Two Injured In Four-Car Crash That Snarls I-684 Traffic Two Injured In Four-Car Crash That Snarls I-684 Traffic
Two Injured In Four-Car Crash That Snarls I-684 Traffic Two people were injured Sunday in a four-vehicle crash on I-684 just south of I-84 that snarled traffic for hours.  State Police from the Somers barracks responded to the four-car collision that occurred on about a half of a mile south of Exit 9E at approximately 1 p.m. Troopers investigating the crash determined that 33-year-old Nirva Vital of Newark, New Jersey, Dean H. Powell, age 56, of Franconia, New Hampshire, and Daniel A. Gonzalez, 49 years old, of North Bergen, New Jersey, were all traveling northbound on 684.  All three vehicles were stopped in the right lane due to heavy traffic…

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Port Chester, NY
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Shannon Maguire Named Port Chester/Daily Voice Standout Student-Athlete Shannon Maguire Named Port Chester/Daily Voice Standout Student-Athlete Shannon Maguire Named Port Chester/Daily Voice Standout Student-Athlete
Shannon Maguire Named Port Chester/Daily Voice Standout Student-Athlete PORT CHESTER, N.Y. -- Port Chester junior Maguire Shannon has been selected as Port Chester High School/Daily Voice Standout Student-Athlete this week. Shannon is a unique student athlete in that she is a junior this year but will have enough credits to graduate this June. Shannon will not only finish up a year ahead of schedule and accomplish her goal of early graduation but she is leaving Port Chester High School with 13 college credits. Shannon was able to take two International Baccalaureate courses, two AP courses and take a college course at the College of Westchester while playing t…

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Mahopac, NY
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Hudson Valley High Schools Rank Among State's Most Challenging Hudson Valley High Schools Rank Among State's Most Challenging Hudson Valley High Schools Rank Among State's Most Challenging
Hudson Valley High Schools Rank Among State's Most Challenging A total of 12 high schools from the Hudson Valley, all located in Westchester County, were ranked among the Top 50 schools in New York State in the Washington Post's list of America’s most challenging. Beyond the Top 50 in the state, Red Hook in Dutchess County drew the No. 62 ranking as the top-ranked school in the Hudson Valley outside Westchester. Read the Red Hook review here. Suffern, at No. 81, was the top-ranked Rockland high school. To read the Suffern review, click here. Rhinebeck (No. 88) and Clarkstown South (No. 99) also made the Top 100 in the state.  More Hudson Valley schoo…

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