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
Trump Press Secretary Abruptly Fired After Less Than A Week On Job Trump Press Secretary Abruptly Fired After Less Than A Week On Job Trump Press Secretary Abruptly Fired After Less Than A Week On Job
Trump Press Secretary Abruptly Fired After Less Than A Week On Job A White House appointment billed as a fresh start has ended almost before it began. President Donald Trump fired White House press secretary Katie Zacharia on Friday, Oct. 16, after less than a week in the job, The New York Times reported, citing three people familiar with the matter. Zacharia's appointment to the position was announced Friday, Oct. 9. Trump told reporters earlier in the day that he had encouraged the 41-year-old Zacharia to reconsider remaining in the highly visible position. “Honestly, if I were you, I’d reconsider,” Trump said while recounting their conversation. “Kati…

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East Hampton, NY
Weather
Tornado Threat Targets Parts Of Northeast: Areas Most At Risk, Timing Tornado Threat Targets Parts Of Northeast: Areas Most At Risk, Timing Tornado Threat Targets Parts Of Northeast: Areas Most At Risk, Timing
Tornado Threat Targets Parts Of Northeast: Areas Most At Risk, Timing The most dangerous phase of a volatile weather pattern is moving into the Northeast. Click here for a new, updated story: Severe Thunderstorm Watch Issued For Much Of Northeast The National Weather Service said on Friday, Oct. 16, that severe thunderstorms could race through parts of the region during the afternoon and evening, carrying damaging winds and a limited tornado threat. The greatest tornado concern is centered on central and eastern Pennsylvania. The broader severe-weather corridor extends from northeastern Maryland through Pennsylvania, New Jersey, southeastern New York,…

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New City, NY
On Your Side
These Dangerous Scams Are On Rise: How To Protect Yourself These Dangerous Scams Are On Rise: How To Protect Yourself These Dangerous Scams Are On Rise: How To Protect Yourself
These Dangerous Scams Are On Rise: How To Protect Yourself A new consumer warning highlights how quickly an ordinary message, purchase, or conversation can become a costly trap. The Better Business Bureau Serving Metro New York is urging consumers to watch for seven scam categories involving investments, jobs, online shopping, relationships, home repairs, phishing, and travel. The warning draws from the BBB Institute for Marketplace Trust’s 2025 Risk Report, which analyzed more than 146,000 scam reports. Rankings consider how often scams were reported, the likelihood of losing money, and the median reported loss. Investment and cryptocurrency scam…

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National Interest
Unusual Symptom Linked To Widely Circulating COVID-19 Variant Unusual Symptom Linked To Widely Circulating COVID-19 Variant Unusual Symptom Linked To Widely Circulating COVID-19 Variant
Unusual Symptom Linked To Widely Circulating Covid-19 Variant The COVID-19 variant picture is shifting again, with one widely circulating strain drawing attention for an unusual symptom. CDC genomic surveillance identifies SW.2 as the leading US strain. The latest available estimates place it at 21 percent of cases, followed by XFG.1.1 at 16 percent and RW.1.1 at 9 percent, according to a Nebraska Medicine report. XFG, commonly called “Stratus,” has been associated with a hoarse, scratchy, or raspy voice. Patients may also develop a sore throat, dry cough, fever, fatigue, and other familiar COVID-19 symptoms. Wired reported that doctors identified ho…

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National Interest
New Cause Of Death Revealed For Legendary Designer Bob Mackie New Cause Of Death Revealed For Legendary Designer Bob Mackie New Cause Of Death Revealed For Legendary Designer Bob Mackie
New Cause Of Death Revealed For Legendary Designer Bob Mackie The story behind legendary designer Bob Mackie’s death has become more complicated than first disclosed. A death certificate obtained by Us Weekly lists a subarachnoid hemorrhage and blunt head trauma as immediate causes of death. Mackie was 87. A subarachnoid hemorrhage occurs when there is bleeding in the space surrounding the brain. The records say Mackie suffered a fall on Friday, Sept. 11, at the home of his longtime design director, Joseph McFate. Mackie had been staying in McFate’s guest house, and a healthcare professional was present when he fell, his representative told the …

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National Interest
‘Today’ Show Co-Host Dylan Dreyer Shares Deeply Personal News ‘Today’ Show Co-Host Dylan Dreyer Shares Deeply Personal News ‘Today’ Show Co-Host Dylan Dreyer Shares Deeply Personal News
‘Today’ Show Co-Host Dylan Dreyer Shares Deeply Personal News A familiar face on morning television has offered a candid glimpse into a major change behind the scenes at home. NBC “Today” co-host and meteorologist Dylan Dreyer, 45, confirmed during the Thursday, Oct. 15, episode of her podcast, “The Parent Chat,” that her divorce from Brian Fichera is final. “Why does my mom live with me?” Dreyer asked during the podcast episode. “What is happening in my house that I have now taken up residence and have my mom as a roommate? As you know, I’m recently divorced,” Dreyer said. “So, my mom has been staying with me for months at a time.” Dreyer said her m…

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East Hampton, NY
Weather
Powerful Storm Brings Damaging Winds, Dramatic Pattern Change Follows Powerful Storm Brings Damaging Winds, Dramatic Pattern Change Follows Powerful Storm Brings Damaging Winds, Dramatic Pattern Change Follows
Powerful Storm Brings Damaging Winds, Dramatic Pattern Change Follows The Northeast is about to trade turbulent weather for a weekend that may feel like a different season. Click here for a new, updated story: Tornado Risk Targets Parts Of Northeast: Areas Most At Risk, Timing The National Weather Service says a strong cold front will race across the region on Friday, Oct. 16, bringing a fast-moving line of downpours and thunderstorms before the season's coldest air arrives. Morning showers will give way to a temporary lull in many areas. The stronger line will then move from west to east during the afternoon and evening. The National Weather Service e…

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National Interest
Elementary School Shooting Leaves At Least 4 Dead, Including 3 Children, In Oregon Elementary School Shooting Leaves At Least 4 Dead, Including 3 Children, In Oregon Elementary School Shooting Leaves At Least 4 Dead, Including 3 Children, In Oregon
Elementary School Shooting Leaves At Least 4 Dead, Including 3 Children, In Oregon At least four people, including three children, were killed in an elementary school shooting that left families awaiting answers. The attack happened at Silver Rail Elementary School in Bend, Oregon, on Thursday, Oct. 15. CNN reported that three children and one adult were killed, citing preliminary information from a law enforcement source. The shooter was also dead inside the school when officers arrived around 1 p.m. Pacific Time, police said. The shooter’s death was separate from the four reported victims. Bend Police Department spokesperson Sheila Miller said authorities had not deter…

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by Joe Lombardi
East Hampton, NY
Weather
Rapidly Advancing Storm To Trigger Major Northeast Weather Change: Timing Rapidly Advancing Storm To Trigger Major Northeast Weather Change: Timing Rapidly Advancing Storm To Trigger Major Northeast Weather Change: Timing
Rapidly Advancing Storm To Trigger Major Northeast Weather Change: Timing A quick-moving storm will bring more than rain to the Northeast, leaving a sharp change in its wake just as the weekend begins. The National Weather Service forecasts showers reaching New York City overnight Thursday, Oct. 15, continuing Friday, Oct. 16, before colder air arrives Saturday, Oct. 17. Temperatures will fall from the mid-70s Friday to around 50 Saturday. Farther north, Boston’s NWS forecast calls for Friday rain, followed by clearing Saturday and highs around 50. Northwest gusts could reach about 30 mph. The contrast will extend south. NWS forecasters expect Washington, DC, to…

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by Joe Lombardi
Southampton, NY
Weather
Snow Outlook: National Weather Service Releases Winter Forecast Snow Outlook: National Weather Service Releases Winter Forecast Snow Outlook: National Weather Service Releases Winter Forecast
Snow Outlook: National Weather Service Releases Winter Forecast Will this winter bring buried driveways or another season of waiting for snow? A new federal outlook offers clues about what the Northeast could face. NOAA’s National Weather Service released its winter outlook Thursday, Oct. 15, favoring above-average temperatures across the Northeast and wetter-than-average conditions along the East Coast from December through February 2027. That combination leaves an important question unresolved: How much of that precipitation will fall as snow? The NOAA outlook does not predict seasonal snowfall totals. Its maps show the odds of warmer, colder, wetter…

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