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
Snow Moon Coming, Bringing Winter Skywatch Show: When To Watch Snow Moon Coming, Bringing Winter Skywatch Show: When To Watch
Snow Moon Coming, Bringing Winter Skywatch Show: When To Watch A familiar winter glow will soon return to the night sky, giving skywatchers a reason to bundle up and look east after sunset. Click here for a new, updated story: Full Snow Moon Will Illuminate Sky As Nor'easter Hits East Coast: Here's Timing The Snow Moon of 2026 will reach its peak fullness on Sunday, Feb. 1, offering a bright and steady lunar display that should be easy to spot for anyone with a clear view of the horizon. According to Space.com, the moon officially reaches its full phase at 5:09 p.m. EST, just as it begins rising into the evening sky. Skywatchers should look tow…

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National Interest
Federal Agents Shoot Man In Arizona Amid Rising Tensions Over Use Of Force Federal Agents Shoot Man In Arizona Amid Rising Tensions Over Use Of Force
Federal Agents Shoot Man In Arizona Amid Rising Tensions Over Use Of Force A man is in critical condition after being shot by a US Border Patrol agent near Arivaca, Arizona, about 10 miles north of the US-Mexico border, authorities said. The shooting happened around 7:30 a.m. local time Tuesday, Jan. 27, near milepost 15 on West Arivaca Road, according to the Pima County Sheriff’s Department.  The man was airlifted to a trauma center in Tucson for emergency treatment. His identity has not been released, and details about what led up to the shooting remain unclear. The incident is the latest in a series of high-profile use-of-force cases involving federal age…

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National Interest
East Coast On Alert As New Winter Storm Could Bring Heavy Snow, Strong Winds East Coast On Alert As New Winter Storm Could Bring Heavy Snow, Strong Winds
East Coast On Alert As New Winter Storm Could Bring Heavy Snow, Strong Winds A new winter storm is taking aim at the East Coast this weekend, with meteorologists closely monitoring a coastal system that could bring heavy snow and dangerous winds to millions. The storm is expected to develop Saturday, Jan. 31, along the Atlantic Seaboard, with impacts potentially lasting through Sunday. Storm strength will determine the final track and severity of impacts across the region. "How fast the storm strengthens will be a determining factor in the final track of the storm this weekend and whether or not it moves up the East Coast," AccuWeather Lead Long-Range Expert Paul Pa…

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National Interest
These Are Most Frequent Winter Health Issues, Survey Reveals These Are Most Frequent Winter Health Issues, Survey Reveals
These Are Most Frequent Winter Health Issues, Survey Reveals Winter doesn’t always knock people flat, but it often leaves them feeling just unwell enough to drag through the day. Body aches, fatigue, feeling “off,” and a runny nose top the list of symptoms Americans most often associate with a subpar winter day, according to new research. The findings offer a snapshot of how seasonal health issues quietly chip away at daily routines for millions. A survey of 2,000 adults conducted by Talker Research for Bayer Consumer Health found that 28 percent report body aches during winter, followed by fatigue (26 percent), feeling “off” (23 percent), and a runn…

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National Interest
This Nutrient Can Help Protect You From Flu, Study Reveals This Nutrient Can Help Protect You From Flu, Study Reveals
This Nutrient Can Help Protect You From Flu, Study Reveals A growing body of research suggests that what’s missing from the body may matter just as much as what viruses are circulating during flu season. A large study found that people with low levels of a specific nutrient face a significantly higher risk of hospitalization for respiratory infections, including influenza. Researchers say the findings highlight a potential factor that could influence how severe an illness becomes once someone gets sick. The nutrient at the center of the research is vitamin D, which plays a role in immune system regulation.  According to the study, vitamin D s…

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Saratoga Springs, NY
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Winners, Losers Emerge In New Airline Rankings Winners, Losers Emerge In New Airline Rankings
Winners, Losers Emerge In New Airline Rankings You would be forgiven for thinking no airline deserves a crown after a year marked by delays, cancellations, and tarmac standstills. But a new ranking suggests that how airlines handled disruption mattered just as much as the disruption itself. The Wall Street Journal released its 2025 airline scorecard on Thursday, Jan. 22, ranking nine major US carriers using seven equally weighted operational measures.  The analysis examined on-time arrivals, flight cancellations, delays of 45 minutes or more, mishandled baggage, tarmac delays, involuntary bumping, and passenger complaints submitte…

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Saratoga Springs, NY
On Your Side
New Updates For iPhone, Watch, iPad Released In iOS 26.2.1 New Updates For iPhone, Watch, iPad Released In iOS 26.2.1
New Updates For iPhone, Watch, iPad Released In iOS 26.2.1 Apple has just released a new software update now available for iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch users as of Monday, Jan. 26.  The 26.2.1 update’s biggest highlight is support for the new AirTag 2 — Apple’s latest location tracker with expanded range and improved Precision Finding, as detailed in the company’s press release. The update brings a major change for Apple Watch users. For the first time, owners of Apple Watch Series 9, Apple Watch Ultra 2, and newer models can use Precision Finding to locate lost AirTags.  This feature, which was previously exclusive to iPhone, uses hapt…

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Saratoga Springs, NY
On Your Side
Popular Metal Cookware Recalled Nationwide Because Of Possible Health Risk Popular Metal Cookware Recalled Nationwide Because Of Possible Health Risk
Popular Metal Cookware Recalled Nationwide Because Of Possible Health Risk A routine kitchen task can turn risky when a product meant for daily use raises unexpected safety concerns. Federal regulators have posted a nationwide recall involving several metal cookware items after testing found they may pose a possible health risk. The alert centers on products distributed by IKM, a California-based company, and includes multiple pots and pans that may contain elevated levels of lead. The US Food and Drug Administration posted the company’s announcement on Friday, Jan. 23, after IKM notified the agency of the issue.  According to the FDA, the recall was trigge…

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National Interest
New Winter Storm Threat Looms For East Coast As Arctic Cold Settles In New Winter Storm Threat Looms For East Coast As Arctic Cold Settles In
New Winter Storm Threat Looms For East Coast As Arctic Cold Settles In A potential new winter storm may threaten the East Coast later this week. AccuWeather meteorologists say, potentially bringing a mix of snow, ice, and rain from the Gulf Coast to New England starting Friday, Jan. 30.  Click here for a new, updated story: East Coast On Alert As New Winter Storm Could Bring Heavy Snow, Strong Winds The developing system comes only days after a blockbuster storm buried much of the Northeast under more than 1 foot of snow and left more than one million people without power across the country. AccuWeather’s latest outlook shows precipitation formin…

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National Interest
Snow Totals Climb As Monster Storm Departs: Deep Freeze To Dominate For Days Snow Totals Climb As Monster Storm Departs: Deep Freeze To Dominate For Days
Snow Totals Climb As Monster Storm Departs: Deep Freeze To Dominate For Days The worst winter storm in five years has buried large parts of the Northeast and Midwest in deep snow is now pushing off the New England coast, but its impacts are far from over.  Brutal Arctic air is settling in behind the storm, creating life‑threatening cold and extending disruptions for millions. The storm’s departure early Monday, Jan. 26, follows widespread snowfall totals of 6–12 inches across much of the region, with 12–18 inches in the hardest‑hit zones, according to AccuWeather and the National Weather Service. A widespread foot or more of snowfall slammed the Northea…

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