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Skip Pearlman

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Skip Pearlman is an award-winning photojournalist who has been photographing and covering news, sports and features in Westchester, Putnam and Dutchess counties for three decades, and currently resides in Dutchess County.

Skip was formerly a photographer and reporter at Daily Voice.

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Events
Young, Old Flock To Yonkers For St. Baldrick's Event To Fight Cancer Young, Old Flock To Yonkers For St. Baldrick's Event To Fight Cancer
Young, Old Flock To Yonkers For St. Baldrick's Event To Fight Cancer YONKERS, N.Y. - Children and adults alike descended on the Yonkers Brewing Co. Sunday to support the St. Baldrick's Foundation - a volunteer-driven charity committed to funding the most promising research to find cures for childhood cancers. Many got their faces painted, and others enjoyed the beer and food, but the most popular fundraising activity seemed to be getting your head shaved. "This is a great charity event," said Mike Muller of the Yonkers PBA, which staged the seventh annual event. "All the proceeds from our events go to fighting kids' cancer. It goes to our hearts because …

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Neighbors
Students Of All Ages Pitch In To Rebuild Stamford Park Students Of All Ages Pitch In To Rebuild Stamford Park
Students Of All Ages Pitch In To Rebuild Stamford Park STAMFORD, Conn. -- The Stamford Public Education Foundation sponsored a park cleanup and rebuilding project Saturday at Cedar Street Park. The park is located at 11 Cedar St., between Ludlow and Henry streets, in Stamford’s South End. The work was done in cooperation with The University of Connecticut-Stamford, Newfield Elementary School, Hart Magnet Elementary School and the City of Stamford's Recreation Division. The foundation partners with UConn-Stamford to deliver a Service-Learning program to fifth grade students at Newfield and Hart Magnet. The program engages 26 UConn student…

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Lifestyle
Bendheim Gallery In Greenwich Hosts Juried Exhibition Bendheim Gallery In Greenwich Hosts Juried Exhibition
Bendheim Gallery In Greenwich Hosts Juried Exhibition GREENWICH, Conn. -- The Bendheim Gallery of the Greenwich Arts Center is hosting the Greenwich Art Society’s 98th annual Juried Exhibition. The special exhibit runs through Wednesday, April 22. Viewing hours are from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Mondays through Wednesdays, from 10 a.m.-7 p.m. Thursdays and from noon-4 p.m. Fridays. The juror is Margaret Ewing, associate curator from the Museum of Modern Art in New York City. The Bendheim Gallery is at 299 Greenwich Ave.  For more information on the Greenwich Arts Center, visit its website.  

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Sports
Fox Lane Softball Team's Offense Clicks in Win Over Port Chester Fox Lane Softball Team's Offense Clicks in Win Over Port Chester
Fox Lane Softball Team's Offense Clicks in Win Over Port Chester BEDFORD, N.Y. - The Fox Lane High softball team took on Port Chester Friday in Bedford, and despite cool, overcast conditions, the teams got the game in, with the Foxes walking off with an 11-2 victory. Junior team captain Alexis Bazos earned the win for the Foxes, who improved to 2-1 with the win. Cassie Lagana took the loss for Port Chester (1-3). Bazos also went 2-for-2 at the plate with two RBI, and Kate Muller drove in three runs.      

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Sports
Briarcliff HS Girls Lacrosse Team Pulls Away To Beat Blind Brook Briarcliff HS Girls Lacrosse Team Pulls Away To Beat Blind Brook
Briarcliff HS Girls Lacrosse Team Pulls Away To Beat Blind Brook BRIARCLIFF, N.Y. - The Briarcliff High girls lacrosse team played a strong game Friday at home, taking a 16-9 decision over Blind Brook, on a cool, overcast day at Briarcliff High School. Jordan Riccardi led the Bears (3-1) with five goals and three assists, Melanie Prinz had five goals and one assist, and Lexi Grasso had a hat-trick and three assists. "I was very happy that we had a lot of assists," Bears coach Jessica McDonough said. "Of our 16 goals, 11 were assisted, so that shows we're all contributing across the board."  

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Lifestyle
Greenwich Crowd Greets Actress Geena Davis At Fundraising Luncheon Greenwich Crowd Greets Actress Geena Davis At Fundraising Luncheon
Greenwich Crowd Greets Actress Geena Davis At Fundraising Luncheon GREENWICH, Conn. -- Academy Award-winning actress and activist Geena Davis brought her educational message about girls and the media Thursday to a very receptive audience at fundraising luncheon in Greenwich.  Davis was the keynote speaker at Fairfield County’s Community Foundation’s Fund for Women and Girls annual luncheon at the Hyatt Regency Greenwich, which was attended by more than 700 women. The Norwalk-based foundation promotes philanthropy as a means to create change across all of Fairfield County.  Two young women also brought their stories to the crowd:  Corinne Wilkl…

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Lifestyle
Westport's Compo Beach Feeling More Like Winter Than Spring Westport's Compo Beach Feeling More Like Winter Than Spring
Westport's Compo Beach Feeling More Like Winter Than Spring WESTPORT, Conn. - The weather at Westport's Compo Beach felt more like winter than spring Wednesday, with cold temperatures and gusty winds keeping most people away. Friday's temperatures were expected to be in the 50s, with a chance of rain. The weekend looks most promising - with temperatures predicted to hit the 60s under mostly sunny skies.

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Neighbors
Fairfield Girl Scouts Learn First-Hand Lessons About Government At Work Fairfield Girl Scouts Learn First-Hand Lessons About Government At Work
Fairfield Girl Scouts Learn First-Hand Lessons About Government At Work FAIRFIELD, Conn. -- Girls Scouts from around Fairfield got a chance Wednesday to see their local government in action -- and even help run it -- on Girl Scouts in Government Day. Local troops visited Independence Hall in Fairfield, and took tours of the police and fire departments, as well as several other local government offices. "This is a great opportunity for them to learn about their town government, and all the different aspects of what the government does for them in their daily lives," said 12-year veteran Girl Scout Leader Suzanne Laginestra. "It really gives them a sense of t…

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Sports
Danbury High Boys Looking For Dominance On The Track Danbury High Boys Looking For Dominance On The Track
Danbury High Boys Looking For Dominance On The Track DANBURY, Conn. - The Danbury High boys track and field team has been among the best in the state for some time, and the Hatters are prepping for another strong spring season. Rob Murray, entering his 15th season as head coach, said the team sets it goals high. "Last year we were FCIAC champs, Class LL champs, and state runner-up," Murray said. "I think we'd like to contend for the conference and state championships. "We were state indoor champs, and this team is just as good. We have a lot of experience, and good balance." Danbury High is set to open the 2015 track and field seaso…

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Sports
Greenwich High Boys Track Team Set For A Strong Spring Greenwich High Boys Track Team Set For A Strong Spring
Greenwich High Boys Track Team Set For A Strong Spring GREENWICH, Conn. - The Greenwich High School boys track and field team is working hard to get ready for spring, Cardinals first-year Head Coach Mike McSherry is looking forward to a good season. "We've got a great group of guys right now," McSherry said. "I'm excited to start my first year as head coach here. We have a new staff, and we're all excited to get the year going. We went 6-5 last year in a very tough league. "We want to have fun, and also teach them as much as we can along the way. We have a lot of talented kids, some back from last year. And we have a bunch of talented fresh…

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