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
Fast-Moving Storm To Bring Major Weather Pattern Shift: Here’s What’s Coming Fast-Moving Storm To Bring Major Weather Pattern Shift: Here’s What’s Coming Fast-Moving Storm To Bring Major Weather Pattern Shift: Here’s What’s Coming
Fast-Moving Storm To Bring Major Weather Pattern Shift: Here’s What’s Coming A quick-moving storm system will bring periods of rain before a significant weather pattern shift ushers in cooler air and below-average temperatures into early next week. The National Weather Service said rain will develop on Wednesday night, April 29, and continue overnight, creating wet roads and reduced visibility for travelers. Rain arriving overnight Wednesday, April 29, into Thursday, April 30, will lead to a shift in the weather pattern. AccuWeather Cooler air will then settle in starting Thursday, April 30. AccuWeather Meteorologist Brandon Buckingham said, “Temperatures, …

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United Airlines Flight Hits Drone At 3,000 Feet: Pilots Describe Incident United Airlines Flight Hits Drone At 3,000 Feet: Pilots Describe Incident United Airlines Flight Hits Drone At 3,000 Feet: Pilots Describe Incident
United Airlines Flight Hits Drone At 3,000 Feet: Pilots Describe Incident A United Airlines flight reported a midair collision with a drone. The incident occurred when the passenger plane was approaching San Diego International Airport on Wednesday morning, April 29.  The Boeing 737, operating as United Airlines Flight 1980 from San Francisco, was flying at approximately 3,000 feet when the flight crew informed air traffic control (ATC) that they had "hit a drone," according to KNSD, NBC 7 San Diego. The pilots described the object as "small," "red," and "shiny," in an audio recording posted on social media. United Airlines flight 1980 (Boeing 737)…

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Daughter Of Legendary ‘Columbo’ Star Peter Falk Found Dead Daughter Of Legendary ‘Columbo’ Star Peter Falk Found Dead Daughter Of Legendary ‘Columbo’ Star Peter Falk Found Dead
Daughter Of Legendary ‘Columbo’ Star Peter Falk Found Dead Jacqueline Falk, the daughter of legendary "Columbo" actor Peter Falk, has died suddenly. Authorities said that the 60-year-old Jacqueline was found dead at her home in Los Angeles on Monday, April 27, according to The Daily Mail, which first reported the news and said the Los Angeles Medical Examiner’s Office confirmed the cause of death as suicide. Jacqueline, known as “Jackie” to friends and family, was one of two daughters Peter Falk and his first wife, Alyce Mayo, adopted during their marriage. In 1988, she accompanied her father to the Primetime Emmy Awards, according to Pa…

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New Study Highlights Growing Trend Of ‘No Contact’ In US New Study Highlights Growing Trend Of ‘No Contact’ In US New Study Highlights Growing Trend Of ‘No Contact’ In US
New Study Highlights Growing Trend Of ‘No Contact’ In US A growing number of Americans are quietly reshaping their relationships, changing how they connect with others. More Americans are choosing to cut off contact with friends and family rather than work through conflict, according to a Talker Research survey conducted for Talkspace that highlights shifting social habits and rising isolation. The study of 2,000 Americans found that 38 percent have gone “no contact” with a loved one in the past year. The trend is most pronounced among younger people.  Sixty percent of Gen Z respondents, those born between 1997 and 2012, said they had cut t…

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Want To Lose Weight? Mayo Clinic Reveals Top Foods To Eat, Avoid Want To Lose Weight? Mayo Clinic Reveals Top Foods To Eat, Avoid Want To Lose Weight? Mayo Clinic Reveals Top Foods To Eat, Avoid
Want To Lose Weight? Mayo Clinic Reveals Top Foods To Eat, Avoid The Mayo Clinic has released its recommendations for the best and worst foods to eat when trying to lose weight.  The key, according to the clinic, is focusing on foods that are low in energy density (calories) but high in volume and nutrients, such as fruits, vegetables, and whole grains. The best foods for weight loss include: Vegetables: Fresh or frozen options like broccoli, carrots, peppers, and tomatoes. Fruits: Apples, bananas, berries, and oranges, which are rich in fiber. Whole Grains: Oatmeal, brown rice, whole-wheat pasta, and whole-wheat bread. Lean Protein & Dairy: S…

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Major Weather Shift Ahead As Soaking Rain Sweeps Through: What To Expect Major Weather Shift Ahead As Soaking Rain Sweeps Through: What To Expect Major Weather Shift Ahead As Soaking Rain Sweeps Through: What To Expect
Major Weather Shift Ahead As Soaking Rain Sweeps Through: What To Expect A dramatic weather shift is on the way, with a round of soaking rain arriving midweek and a cooler air mass expected to linger into early May. Click here for a new, updated story: Quick Storm System To Usher In Weather Pattern Change: What To Expect On Wednesday, April 29, into Thursday, April 30, a widespread round of steady rain is forecast across the northern mid-Atlantic and New England, the National Weather Service says. Midweek rain will bring frost risk and temperatures 5-15 degrees below normal AccuWeather AccuWeather Senior Meteorologist Tyler Roys noted, "The rain t…

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Cause Of Death Released For 24-Year-Old ‘The Voice’ Contestant Dylan Carter Cause Of Death Released For 24-Year-Old ‘The Voice’ Contestant Dylan Carter Cause Of Death Released For 24-Year-Old ‘The Voice’ Contestant Dylan Carter
Cause Of Death Released For 24-Year-Old ‘The Voice’ Contestant Dylan Carter The cause of death for Dylan Carter, a talented musician and former contestant on NBC’s "The Voice," has been revealed following his tragic car accident. Carter, 24, died of blunt force injuries sustained in a single-car crash on Saturday, April 25, in Colleton County, South Carolina. Colleton County Coroner Richard M. Harvey confirmed the cause of death to People on Tuesday, April 28, adding that Carter was wearing a seatbelt at the time of the crash. His death has been ruled accidental. The crash occurred late Saturday night on the Lowcountry Highway. Authorities are continuing to investi…

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Seashells Photo Leads To DOJ Indicting Ex-FBI Director James Comey For Second Time Seashells Photo Leads To DOJ Indicting Ex-FBI Director James Comey For Second Time Seashells Photo Leads To DOJ Indicting Ex-FBI Director James Comey For Second Time
Seashells Photo Leads To DOJ Indicting Ex-fbi Director James Comey For Second Time Former FBI Director James Comey has been indicted by the Justice Department for a second time. This time, the move is over an Instagram post featuring seashells that some interpreted as a threat to President Donald Trump, according to an exclusive CNN report on Tuesday, April 28. The post in question, shared in 2025, showed seashells arranged to spell the number "8647" on a beach, with the caption "cool shell formation." Critics of the Trump administration interpreted the post as a political statement — "86" meaning to remove, and "47" referring to Trump, the 47th president.…

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Jimmy Kimmel Defends 'Expectant Widow' Joke After Melania Trump’s Sharp Rebuke Jimmy Kimmel Defends 'Expectant Widow' Joke After Melania Trump’s Sharp Rebuke Jimmy Kimmel Defends 'Expectant Widow' Joke After Melania Trump’s Sharp Rebuke
Jimmy Kimmel Defends 'Expectant Widow' Joke After Melania Trump’s Sharp Rebuke Jimmy Kimmel has responded to a sharp critique from First Lady Melania Trump, defending a joke he made about her as part of a parody White House Correspondents’ Dinner (WHCD) segment.  The joke, which aired Thursday, April 23, referred to Melania as having "a glow like an expectant widow." The First Lady responded Monday morning, April 27, calling Kimmel’s remarks "hateful and violent rhetoric" and urging ABC to "take a stand" by firing him. President Donald Trump echoed her demands later in the day, labeling the joke a "despicable call to violence." He also called for Kimmel's firing.…

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Flying Taxis Coming To NY: Here’s What A Ride Will Cost You Flying Taxis Coming To NY: Here’s What A Ride Will Cost You Flying Taxis Coming To NY: Here’s What A Ride Will Cost You
Flying Taxis Coming To NY: Here’s What A Ride Will Cost You Electric air taxis will soon become a reality, with commercial service expected to launch as early as this year.  Joby Aviation's electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft are designed to provide a quieter, zero-emission alternative for urban travel. Early rides are expected to cost about the same as Uber Black — approximately $3–$6 per mile or $200 for a trip to JFK Airport, according to Joby Aviation. Each eVTOL aircraft seats a pilot and four passengers, flying at speeds of up to 200 mph and covering distances of 150 miles. The service could transform urban transportat…

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