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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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Joe Lombardi's Contributions

News
NBC Fires Greenwich High Grad Matt Lauer Over Sexual Misconduct Allegations NBC Fires Greenwich High Grad Matt Lauer Over Sexual Misconduct Allegations
NBC Fires Greenwich High Grad Matt Lauer Over Sexual Misconduct Allegations "Today" show host and Greenwich High graduate Matt Lauer has been fired over sexual harassment allegations.The announcement was made at the start of Wednesday's "Today" show by co-anchor Savannah Guthrie. Guthrie said she was “heartbroken for the brave colleague who came forward to tell her story" while calling Lauer a "dear, dear friend."  She said she had heard about the firing just moments before coming on air. “How do you reconcile your love for someone with the revelation that they have behaved badly?” Guthrie said. NBC said it received a detailed c…

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NBC Fires Westchester Native Matt Lauer Over Sexual Misconduct Allegations NBC Fires Westchester Native Matt Lauer Over Sexual Misconduct Allegations
NBC Fires Westchester Native Matt Lauer Over Sexual Misconduct Allegations The leading morning news anchor on television, NBC "Today" show host and Westchester native Matt Lauer, has been fired over sexual harassment allegations.The announcement was made moments ago at the start of Wednesday's "Today" show by co-anchor Savannah Guthrie. Guthrie said she was “heartbroken for the brave colleague who came forward to tell her story" while calling Lauer a "dear, dear friend."  She said she had heard about the firing just moments before coming on air. “How do you reconcile your love for someone with the revelation that they have behav…

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Tainted Raw Milk May Have Been Sold In New York Tainted Raw Milk May Have Been Sold In New York
Tainted Raw Milk May Have Been Sold In New York The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is warning tristate area residents about a potentially contaminated unpasteurized milk product. People who bought and drank raw milk from a company called Udder Milk may have been infected with a rare but potentially serious germ called Brucella abortus RB51. While Brucella can cause anyone to become sick, women may suffer miscarriages and other pregnancy complications making it critical for pregnant women who may have consumed the raw milk from Udder Milk to seek medical care immediately. A woman in New Jersey became ill after drinking raw mil…

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Crash With Injuries Causes Early Evening Gridlock On I-87 Crash With Injuries Causes Early Evening Gridlock On I-87
Crash With Injuries Causes Early Evening Gridlock On I-87 This story has been updated. A serious motor vehicle crash with injuries that initially blocked two lanes on northbound I-87 in Rockland caused gridlock early Monday night. The crash occurred just after 7 p.m. at Exit 13 (Palisades Interstate Parkway), with traffic backed up to Exit 12 (Route 303).

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Neighbors
Hometown Hero: Pearl River Man Gets Key To County For Bravery In NYC Attack Hometown Hero: Pearl River Man Gets Key To County For Bravery In NYC Attack
Hometown Hero: Pearl River Man Gets Key To County For Bravery In NYC Attack ROCKLAND COUNTY, N.Y. -- Rockland County Executive Ed Day awarded the Key to the County to a Pearl River man who helped apprehend a terrorist in the New York City truck attack on Halloween. William V. "Billy" Harris IV  was the third Rockland County resident to receive the award, which was presented at the Central Nyack Fire House, where Harris is a volunteer firefighter. "Today we are presenting the Key to a resident who has demonstrated immense bravery during a crisis," Day said. "Billy Harris did that on Oct. 31 when once again our way of life was attacked by som…

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Obituaries
Somers Native Carolyn Petroccione Aurand Dies At 42 Somers Native Carolyn Petroccione Aurand Dies At 42
Somers Native Carolyn Petroccione Aurand Dies At 42 Westchester native Carolyn Petroccione Aurand died after a long illness on Saturday, Nov. 18. She was 42. She was born on April 16, 1975 and grew up in Somers, where she attended John F Kennedy High School. Carolyn graduated from the University of Virginia where she earned her BS in Psychology. Upon graduation, she secured her first position with BBDO in Manhattan.  In 2002, Carolyn decided to make a change and moved to Atlanta. Throughout her career, she worked in various marketing positions with EarthLink, Intercontinental Hotels Group, and TSYS. With her love of learning, she was accepte…

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Alert For Missing Hudson Valley Woman Canceled Alert For Missing Hudson Valley Woman Canceled
Alert For Missing Hudson Valley Woman Canceled Update: The alert issued related to the disappearance of a 63-year-old Town of Poughkeepsie woman has been canceled. No further information was immediately released. Original report: An alert has been issued related to the disappearance of a 63-year-old woman who went missing in the Hudson Valley. At the request of the Town of Poughkeepsie Police Department, a New York State Missing Vulnerable Adult Alert has been issued relating to the disappearance of Diane Champlin. Champlin is afflicted with dementia and schizophrenia and may be in need of medical attention. She was last seen on Oak…

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Obituaries
Hudson Valley Man Who Inspired 'Ice Bucket Challenge' Dies At 46 Hudson Valley Man Who Inspired 'Ice Bucket Challenge' Dies At 46
Hudson Valley Man Who Inspired 'Ice Bucket Challenge' Dies At 46 Anthony Senerchia Jr., the Westchester man who was the inspiration for the "Ice Bucket Challenge," died on Saturday, Nov. 25, after a 14-year battle with ALS. He was 46. The "Ice Bucket Challenge" has raised tens of millions of dollars for the ALS Association. In the challenge, people either dump a bucket of ice on their heads or make a donation to charity -- and capture the event on video, sharing it on social media. It became a viral sensation in June 2014. The third of four boys born in Mount Vernon, Anthony was raised in Pelham, where he attended Prospect Hill School…

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Pelham's Anthony Senerchia, Who Inspired 'Ice Bucket Challenge,' Dies At 46 Pelham's Anthony Senerchia, Who Inspired 'Ice Bucket Challenge,' Dies At 46
Pelham's Anthony Senerchia, Who Inspired 'Ice Bucket Challenge,' Dies At 46 Anthony Senerchia, the Westchester man who was the inspiration for the "Ice Bucket Challenge," died on Saturday, Nov. 25 after a 14-year battle with ALS. He was 46. The "Ice Bucket Challenge" has raised tens of millions of dollars for the ALS Association. In the challenge, people either dump a bucket of ice on their heads or make a donation to charity -- and capture the event on video, sharing it on social media. It became a viral sensation in June 2014. The third of four boys born in Mount Vernon, Anthony was raised in Pelham, where he attended Prospect Hill School befo…

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Sports
Pleasantville Football Team Takes Title In First-Ever State Final Pleasantville Football Team Takes Title In First-Ever State Final
Pleasantville Football Team Takes Title In First-Ever State Final Playing in its first-ever state championship game, the Pleasantville High School football team came away with the title Sunday afternoon, defeating Chenango Forks of Binghamton 28-14 in the Class B title game at Syracuse University's Carrier Dome. Junior quarterback Jack Howe and running back Charlie McPhee were offensive standouts for the Panthers. McPhee gained 115 yards on 22 carries, including the game's final touchdown. Howe had the other three Pleasantville touchdowns. Cornerback James Daniele and Danny Melillo, defensive end Jack Minerva and linebackers Nolan Egan and Nicholas Salzar…

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