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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East Hampton, NY
Weather
Warnings, Advisories Extend For 900 Miles As Slow-Moving Monster Nor’easter Closes In: Update Warnings, Advisories Extend For 900 Miles As Slow-Moving Monster Nor’easter Closes In: Update Warnings, Advisories Extend For 900 Miles As Slow-Moving Monster Nor’easter Closes In: Update
Warnings, Advisories Extend For 900 Miles As Slow-Moving Monster Nor’easter Closes In: Update A powerful Nor’easter could leave some communities facing more than a washed-out weekend. Click here for a new, updated story - Massive Nor'easter Slams East Coast: Thousands Without Power, When Conditions Will Worsen Storm-related warnings and advisories extend over about 900 miles from the Outer Banks in the Carolinas to Maine. Storm-related warnings and advisories extend over about 900 miles from the Outer Banks in the Carolinas to Maine. Above, a satellite image of the East Coast at about nightfall on Friday, Sept. 25. National Weather Service States of emergency have be…

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by Joe Lombardi
National Interest
Names, Hometowns Released Of 2 Out-Of-State Students Who Died Suddenly At Ole Miss Names, Hometowns Released Of 2 Out-Of-State Students Who Died Suddenly At Ole Miss Names, Hometowns Released Of 2 Out-Of-State Students Who Died Suddenly At Ole Miss
Names, Hometowns Released Of 2 Out-Of-State Students Who Died Suddenly At Ole Miss Two grieving families have allowed Ole Miss to identify the students at the center of an ongoing death investigation. The University of Mississippi has Friday, Sept. 25, that Aidan Hamilton, 18, a freshman from Englewood, Colorado, and Robert Strang, 20, a junior from Atlanta, as the students who died Monday, Sept. 21. Hamilton was found unresponsive on campus and later died after CPR attempts, while Strang died off campus, according to The Daily Mississippian, the university’s student newspaper. Original report - Campus Tragedy: 2 Sudden Student Deaths Leave Ole Miss Seeking Answer…

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Southampton, NY
Weather
Nor’easter Takes Aim: What To Do Now Before Conditions Worsen, Power Outages Strike Nor’easter Takes Aim: What To Do Now Before Conditions Worsen, Power Outages Strike Nor’easter Takes Aim: What To Do Now Before Conditions Worsen, Power Outages Strike
Nor’easter Takes Aim: What To Do Now Before Conditions Worsen, Power Outages Strike The best time to prepare for a dark home is before the lights go out. The National Weather Service recommends stocking essential supplies before a storm disrupts power, communications, or access to stores. Its preparedness checklist offers practical steps as the weekend Nor’easter approaches. AAA Northeast also urged residents Friday, Sept. 25, to prepare their homes, vehicles, and travel plans for wind, rain, and coastal flooding, according to its emailed news release. Related report - Nor’easter Nears, Power Concerns Mount: Who Faces Highest Risk Start with supplies that work wit…

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by Joe Lombardi
Red Lion, PA
On Your Side
Cinnamon Recall Issued After Testing Finds Elevated Lead Levels Cinnamon Recall Issued After Testing Finds Elevated Lead Levels Cinnamon Recall Issued After Testing Finds Elevated Lead Levels
Cinnamon Recall Issued After Testing Finds Elevated Lead Levels A spice-cabinet staple is being recalled after testing uncovered a contamination concern. New York-based Galil Importing Corp, located in Hauppauge on Long Island, is recalling Lior Cinnamon Ground Seasoning because it may contain elevated lead levels, according to the company’s announcement posted on the FDA website. Consumers should stop using the affected product and either discard it or return it to the purchase location for a refund. The recall covers cinnamon in transparent plastic containers holding 3.2 ounces (90 grams). Shoppers should check for UPC 794711005484 and lot code GAP11…

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National Interest
Stunning Scenario: Canada Prepped For Possible US Invasion, Prime Minister Says Stunning Scenario: Canada Prepped For Possible US Invasion, Prime Minister Says Stunning Scenario: Canada Prepped For Possible US Invasion, Prime Minister Says
Stunning Scenario: Canada Prepped For Possible US Invasion, Prime Minister Says Canada’s leader says his government has considered a scenario few neighbors would want on their planning list. In an interview this week with The New York Times, Prime Minister Mark Carney said that Canada has prepared for the remote possibility of a US military invasion, describing it as an “extreme tail risk.” He framed the exercise as contingency planning, not an outcome his government expects. “That’s just risk management,” Carney told The Times. “That’s not a base case, but it would be irresponsible not to” prepare. The comments followed President Donald Trump’s repeated re…

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by Joe Lombardi
Norwalk, CT
On Your Side
Stop & Shop Serving Up Free Coffee, New Grocery Offers: Here's How Long Stop & Shop Serving Up Free Coffee, New Grocery Offers: Here's How Long Stop & Shop Serving Up Free Coffee, New Grocery Offers: Here's How Long
Stop & Shop Serving Up Free Coffee, New Grocery Offers: Here's How Long Stop & Shop is brewing up a new freebie, giving shoppers a limited window to claim a seasonal pick-me-up. The supermarket chain is now offering a free 48-ounce bottle of its ready-to-drink cold brew coffee from Friday, Sept. 25, through Thursday, Oct. 1, while supplies last. No purchase is necessary. However, customers must check in at an in-store Savings Station kiosk using a GO Rewards account to activate the offer. Checking in automatically adds a digital coupon to the shopper’s account. Customers without an account can create one at the kiosk. The giveaway is limited to one bottle…

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National Interest
Cereal Crown: This Brand Is No. 1 In NY, New Research Reveals Cereal Crown: This Brand Is No. 1 In NY, New Research Reveals Cereal Crown: This Brand Is No. 1 In NY, New Research Reveals
Cereal Crown: This Brand Is No. 1 In NY, New Research Reveals America is divided over what belongs in the breakfast bowl, but one colorful contender has left its rivals eating dust. CSP Global analyzed Google Trends data to identify the most-searched cereal in every state and Washington, DC, from January 2025 through January 2026. The findings measure relative search interest, not purchases or consumption. Froot Loops took the cereal crown, finishing first in 13 states. It dominated searches across much of the South, including Florida, Texas, Georgia, and North Carolina. Froot Loops generated the most search interest nationwide, leading in 13…

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National Interest
'The View' Co-Host Stuns Panel, Reveals She Was Hung Juror In Cannibal Murder Trial 'The View' Co-Host Stuns Panel, Reveals She Was Hung Juror In Cannibal Murder Trial 'The View' Co-Host Stuns Panel, Reveals She Was Hung Juror In Cannibal Murder Trial
'The View' Co-Host Stuns Panel, Reveals She Was Hung Juror In Cannibal Murder Trial A "The View" co-host stunned her fellow panelists by revealing an unexpected connection to a notorious cannibal case. Sunny Hostin, 57, said during the ABC show's Tuesday, Sept. 22, episode that she was a holdout juror in Daniel Rakowitz's 1991 New York City trial. The former federal prosecutor said she served before attending law school and persuaded fellow jurors to find him not criminally responsible by reason of insanity. The discussion centered on Lindsay Clancy, the Massachusetts mother whose trial over the killings of her three children ended in a mistrial earlier this month. One ju…

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by Joe Lombardi
East Hampton, NY
Weather
Exact Nor’easter Track Remains Uncertain With Storm Set To Unleash Heavy Rain, Strong Winds Exact Nor’easter Track Remains Uncertain With Storm Set To Unleash Heavy Rain, Strong Winds Exact Nor’easter Track Remains Uncertain With Storm Set To Unleash Heavy Rain, Strong Winds
Exact Nor’easter Track Remains Uncertain With Storm Set To Unleash Heavy Rain, Strong Winds Some uncertainty remains about the exact track and intensity of an approaching Nor'easter.  Click here for a new, updated story -Nor’easter Nears, Power Concerns Mount: Who Faces Highest Risk But a few things are clear: the greatest potential for severe weather is currently expected along the coast, and it will deliver a punishing combination of rain and wind, with some communities facing a much rougher weekend than others. The National Weather Service said Thursday, Sept. 24, that eastern Massachusetts and Rhode Island face the greatest rainfall potential as the storm brings p…

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National Interest
Chris Spatola Dies Suddenly: ESPN Analyst, Coach K’s Son-In-Law Was 47 Chris Spatola Dies Suddenly: ESPN Analyst, Coach K’s Son-In-Law Was 47 Chris Spatola Dies Suddenly: ESPN Analyst, Coach K’s Son-In-Law Was 47
Chris Spatola Dies Suddenly: ESPN Analyst, Coach K’s Son-In-Law Was 47 College basketball is mourning a TV analyst whose ties to the game stretched far beyond the broadcast booth. ESPN announced that Chris Spatola, 47, died unexpectedly on Monday, Sept. 21. The former Duke staff member was the son-in-law of legendary coach Mike "Coach K" Krzyzewski. No cause of death has been publicly disclosed. Spatola worked under his father-in-law as an assistant at Duke from 2007 to 2012, helping the Blue Devils win the 2010 NCAA championship. According to Duke, he started as a graduate assistant/head team manager before becoming director of basketball operations in 2008.…

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