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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Mount Vernon, NY
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Mount Vernon Fire Reportedly Displaces Two Mount Vernon Fire Reportedly Displaces Two Mount Vernon Fire Reportedly Displaces Two
Mount Vernon Fire Reportedly Displaces Two MOUNT VERNON, N.Y. -- Two residents of Adams Street in Mount Vernon have been displaced after a fire in their home broke out late this afternoon, according to LoHud.com. Firefighters took nearly three hours to battle the blaze, according to the report.  

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Yonkers, NY
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Yonkers Soccer Player Suspended 16 Games For Alleged Incident With Official Yonkers Soccer Player Suspended 16 Games For Alleged Incident With Official Yonkers Soccer Player Suspended 16 Games For Alleged Incident With Official
Yonkers Soccer Player Suspended 16 Games For Alleged Incident With Official YONKERS, N.Y. -- Yonkers High School senior boys soccer player Chris Cruz has been suspended 16 games for allegedly shoving an official in a game last month, according to a report by LoHud.com. A committee comprised of principals and athletic directors rendered the decision at a hearing on Thursday, Oct. 3, according to the report.

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North Salem, NY
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The Address Will Stay CBS For North Salem's David Letterman The Address Will Stay CBS For North Salem's David Letterman The Address Will Stay CBS For North Salem's David Letterman
The Address Will Stay CBS For North Salem's David Letterman NORTH SALEM, N.Y. -- David Letterman will continue to spend his late nights on CBS. The North Salem resident and longtime host of  "The Late Show With David Letterman," extended his contract with the network through 2015, according to a press release issue by CBS. The 66-year-old Letterman has been at CBS since 1993. “There is only one Dave, and we are extremely proud that he continues to call CBS ‘home,’ ” CBS CEO Leslie Moonves stated in the press release. Quipped Letterman: “Les and I had a lengthy discussion, and we both agreed that I needed a little more time to fully run the show …

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Chappaqua, NY
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Hillary Clinton Says She Will Consider Presidential Run Sometime Next Year Hillary Clinton Says She Will Consider Presidential Run Sometime Next Year Hillary Clinton Says She Will Consider Presidential Run Sometime Next Year
Hillary Clinton Says She Will Consider Presidential Run Sometime Next Year CHAPPAQUA -- Chappaqua's Hillary Clinton gave a timetable for a possible announcement of a presidential run for the first time today. The former First Lady and former Secretary of State told a group of Long Island business and political leaders she will begin seriously considering a run in the 2016 race "sometime next year." "I will think about it because it’s something on a lot of people's minds," she was quoted as saying in a report filed this afternoon by Newsday. "And it's on my mind as well." Clinton spoke at a country club in Woodbury, in Nassau County.

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Harrison, NY
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Police Pursue Man Who Reportedly Escaped Arrest In Harrison Police Pursue Man Who Reportedly Escaped Arrest In Harrison Police Pursue Man Who Reportedly Escaped Arrest In Harrison
Police Pursue Man Who Reportedly Escaped Arrest In Harrison HARRISON, N.Y. -- Police are in pursuit of a man who escaped arrest last night near the Harrison train station, according to a report this morning on LoHud.com. The report said the man was being arrested in connection with a domestic dispute when he escaped. Check The Daily Voice for more updates on this story.  

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White Plains, NY
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New Haven Line Service Up to 65%; 'Human Error' Caused Power Problem New Haven Line Service Up to 65%; 'Human Error' Caused Power Problem New Haven Line Service Up to 65%; 'Human Error' Caused Power Problem
New Haven Line Service Up to 65%; 'Human Error' Caused Power Problem WESTCHESTER COUNTY, N.Y. -- Train service on the Metro-North New Haven Line was running at 65 percent on Wednesday, a week after a power problem began, Metro-North officials said.  Five additional peak trains are running, made possible by the installation of a third temporary transformer by Con Edison to serve an 8-mile section where the main electrical feeder cable failed. The local diesel trains that are originating in Harrison will now make fewer stops and customers at Pelham and Mount Vernon East will now be boarding electric trains that originate in Stamford. Customers between Harris…

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White Plains, NY
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Westchester Dealing With First Government Shutdown In 17 Years Westchester Dealing With First Government Shutdown In 17 Years Westchester Dealing With First Government Shutdown In 17 Years
Westchester Dealing With First Government Shutdown In 17 Years WESTCHESTER COUNTY, N.Y. - Westchester residents must now deal with a federal government shutdown and its ramifications for the first time in 17 years starting Tuesday morning after Congress failed to agree on a spending plan. The Republican-controlled House of Representatives passed a spending bill that denies funding for the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, which will start Tuesday. Oct. 1 also marks the first day of the Fiscal Year, which lasts through Sept. 30, 2014. The Democratic-controlled Senate then voted to kill that House legislation last night, creating the impass…

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Rye, NY
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Train Service Added For Monday, But Metro-North Warns Of Continued Delays Train Service Added For Monday, But Metro-North Warns Of Continued Delays Train Service Added For Monday, But Metro-North Warns Of Continued Delays
Train Service Added For Monday, But Metro-North Warns Of Continued Delays WESTCHESTER COUNTY, N.Y. -- Metro-North train service will increase to about half its normal levels Monday on the New-Haven Line, and riders should brace for continuing delays.  Con Edison has been working since Wednesday to try to restore electricity to an 8-mile section of track in the area of Mount Vernon, N.Y., after the failure of a main feeder cable brought trains to a halt, Metro-North said in a statement.  Additional electrical power will be provided Monday by temporary substations installed by Con Ed as an interim solution. These substations do not operate at the full capacity of…

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by The Daily Voice
Yonkers, NY
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Report: 3-Year-Old Yonkers Girl Shot In Brawl Crossfire In Good Condition Report: 3-Year-Old Yonkers Girl Shot In Brawl Crossfire In Good Condition Report: 3-Year-Old Yonkers Girl Shot In Brawl Crossfire In Good Condition
Report: 3-Year-Old Yonkers Girl Shot In Brawl Crossfire In Good Condition YONKERS, N.Y. -- A 3-year-old girl shot in the arm yesterday afternoon near Getty Square during a brawl crossfire is reportedly now in good condition. A witness told WABC Eyewitness News that the fight between teenagers, which broke out at approximately 4 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 27, included blades and sticks. No arrests have been made, but, according to the report, two people of interest are being interviewed by Yonkers Police. You can read the full report and video from WABC-7 here.  

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New Rochelle, NY
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New Haven Line Partial Power Restoration Could Come Over Weekend New Haven Line Partial Power Restoration Could Come Over Weekend New Haven Line Partial Power Restoration Could Come Over Weekend
New Haven Line Partial Power Restoration Could Come Over Weekend WESTCHESTER COUNTY, N.Y. – Power may be partially restored to the section of Metro-North Railroad’s New Haven Line that has been without electricity since Wednesday morning, Connecticut Gov. Dannel Malloy said Thursday evening during a press conference at Grand Central Terminal's Vanderbilt Hall in Manhattan. “There is work underway to restore partial energy from other points to this system, and we are hopeful that will occur sometime over the weekend, as early as Saturday,” Malloy said. Full power, however, may not be restored until mid-October. Three transformers will be brought in to…

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