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Skip Pearlman

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spearlman@dailyvoice.com

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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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Sports

Scarsdale Boys Lacrosse Team Picks Up First Win Of Season BREWSTER, N.Y. -- It finally felt like spring Thursday afternoon, and the Scarsdale High boys lacrosse team celebrated by taking a ride up to Brewster and beating the Bears, 10-5, at Brewster High School. Michael Casden's four-goal effort led the Raiders, who picked up their first win of the spring, improving to 1-2. Joey Guida had two goals to lead Brewster, which fell to 1-3. "We didn't play hard," said Bears coach Michael Honey. "We played great against Somers (in a 15-11 loss two days earlier), but we didn't carry it over. We weren't good on ground balls, and we were terrible shooti…

by Skip Pearlman

04/02/2015

Sports

White Plains Rolls To Unbeaten Start In Girls Lacrosse WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. -- On a beautiful, sunny day that almost felt like spring -- when the wind wasn't blowing -- the White Plains High girls lacrosse team played a strong game at home, earning a 13-5 victory over Clarkstown South on Wednesday. Senior Maryclare O'Meara paced the Tigers (2-0) with three goals and four assists. Erin McGee added three goals of her own, along with a pair of assists. White Plains returns to action against North Rockland on Monday, April 6. The Tigers then host Suffern two days later, with both games starting at 4:15 p.m.

by Skip Pearlman

04/02/2015

Sports

Greenwich High Girls Looking Forward To Strong Spring Track Season GREENWICH, Conn. - With the Greenwich High School's girls track and field team busy preparing for the upcoming season, fourth-year coach Evan Dubin said he is expecting good things from his squad this spring. "We have a large team, and I expect our depth to do well for us," Dubin said. "We can cover all the events, and get high-quality performances in every event. I expect to go far. "Last year we sent four relays to nationals, and I expect to do the same this year - if not better." The Cardinals are scheduled to open the season April 9 at Danbury High School.

by Skip Pearlman

04/02/2015

Sports

Mahopac HS Baseball Team Edges White Plains In Season Opener WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. -- A stiff, cold wind served as a reminder of the brutal winter we just left behind, but the Mahopac High baseball team pulled out a 4-3 win over host White Plains under bright, sunny skies Wednesday afternoon at WPHS. In the season opener for both teams, Mahopac struck first, with senior second baseman Lou Nardella knocking in three runs on a bases-loaded, two-out, double in the top of the fifth. Joe Fichera drove in what turned out to be the game-winning run in the top of the sixth. The Tigers scored three in the bottom of the frame to make it close. Senior right…

by Skip Pearlman

04/02/2015

Sports

Mahopac Girls Track And Field Team Will Be Off, Running MAHOPAC, N.Y. - The Mahopac High girls spring track and field team was busy preparing for the upcoming season last week, and head coach Adam Fetzer is excited about what he's seen from his athletes so far. "We're looking to be competitive in a new league," Fetzer said. "We're in with the Dutchess schools again, going against some top kids. We want to compete against the best. "We have a nice mix of new athletes and veterans," Fetzer added. "We're really looking forward to having a good spring." Mahopac is scheduled to open the season on Thursday, April 9, hosting archrival Carmel. …

by Skip Pearlman

04/01/2015

Lifestyle

Rug Fans Hook Up At One Loop At A Time Exhibit At Wilton Historical Society WILTON, Conn. -- "One Loop At a Time," an exhibit featuring the work of June Myles on display at the Wilton Historical Society, recently held an opening celebration. The exhibition - which runs until Oct. 3 - displays rugs, wall hangings and pillows alive with color, texture and movement. The works show off Myles’ sophisticated use of color, her love of language and her expert needle skills. “Hooking is pure delight, a creative outlet for telling stories and expressing one’s ideas, while enjoying color and textures. My influences are a commingling of Appalachia, France, New York, and C…

by Skip Pearlman

03/30/2015

Lifestyle

Puzzle Fans Flock To Stamford As Crossword Tournament Returns Home STAMFORD, Conn. -- The top two competitors in a weekend crossword puzzle tournament in Stamford battled down to the last second in a fight for the crown before a cheering crowd of hundreds of their fellow puzzle fans. More than 565 competitors took part in the 38th annual American Crossword Puzzle Tournament as it returned to familiar stomping grounds at the Stamford Marriott hotel after seven years in Brooklyn, N.Y. The competition ended with a bang, as Dan Feyer nipped Tyler Hinman by just one second in the final round Sunday. It was the sixth straight victory for Feyer, as he edged…

by Skip Pearlman

03/30/2015

Lifestyle

Stamford Christians Celebrate Palm Sunday As Holy Week Begins STAMFORD, Conn. -- Christians in Fairfield County and across the world celebrated Palm Sunday on March 29 as they began the start of Holy Week in anticipation of Easter Sunday. Churches handed out palm branches to parishioners on Sunday to mark the event, with some twisting the fronds into the shape of a cross. After the palms were blessed by priests and pastors, churchgoers took them home. On Palm Sunday, Christians celebrate the triumphal entry of Jesus Christ into Jerusalem, where crowds greeted him by waving palm branches and covering his path with palm branches, according to Gospe…

by Skip Pearlman

03/30/2015

Sports

Defending State Champ Yorktown Boys Lacrosse Team Rallies Past John Jay CROSS RIVER, N.Y. -- The John Jay High boys lacrosse team led defending New York Class B state champ Yorktown at halftime Saturday, but the Huskers flexed their muscles in the third, pulling away to record a 15-8 victory at John Jay High School. On an afternoon that saw a light, but steady, snowfall mixed with almost clear skies at times, fans in the stands may have had trouble staying warm, but the action on the field was hot -- at least for a half. John Jay led 4-2 at halftime and the game was tied at 4-4 early in the third, before Yorktown slipped into another gear. Logan Peters l…

by Skip Pearlman

03/29/2015

Sports

Pleasantville Boys Lacrosse Hangs On To Edge Fox Lane In Snowy Opener BEDFORD, N.Y. - It looked and felt more like a mid-winter day, but neither team seemed to mind the cold, snowy conditions Saturday as the Pleasantville High boys lacrosse team opened its season with a 6-5 win over host Fox Lane. The Panthers, two-time Section 1 finalists, got the game-winning goal from freshman attacker Brian Reda (two goals) with 5:50 remaining. Senior captain Baylor Rosenbaum also had two goals for Pleasantville, and Bryan Archie had a goal and two assists. Cullen Morgan had a goal and an assist for the Foxes, and Tom Tenney, Dan Tracy, Matt Leader and Matt Magnan …

by Skip Pearlman

03/28/2015

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