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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.

Skip Pearlman's Contributions

Sports

Experienced Group Has Carmel Excited About Upcoming Football Season CARMEL, N.Y. - A strong returning senior group has veteran coach Todd Cayea and the Carmel High Rams excited about the upcoming varsity football season. Carmel went a solid 7-2 last fall, losing in the first round of playoffs to Mamaroneck. Cayea, entering his 22nd year as Head Coach, has a mostly new staff this season. Jay Memmel is the lone returnee, and is joined by Brandon Johansen (Mahopac grad), Jim Donahoe (brother of former Mahopac coach Tom Donahoe), and former Brewster quarterback Chris Santos. "We have a nice senior group back, and we have some experience on the line,"…

by Skip Pearlman

08/24/2016

Sports

Yorktown High Football Team Returns Hungry For Another Shot At Playoffs YORKTOWN HEIGHTS, N.Y. - After advancing to the Section 1 Class A semifinals last fall - where the team suffered an agonizing, last-minute loss to Rye - the Yorktown High football team returns hungry for another shot at the playoffs this fall. "We've had some exciting moments," Huskers coach Mike Rescigno told Daily Voice during a recent visit to Yorktown's camp. "Kids and coaches are on point, and the kids are having fun. We're hoping for a good season." Yorktown will look to team captains Dom Cioffi, Jose Boyer, Max Costello, Anthony Dicanio, Steven Veteri and Justin C…

by Skip Pearlman

08/23/2016

Sports

Langella Takes Command As Mahopac Football Coach, Looks To Shake Up Program MAHOPAC, N.Y. -- The Mahopac High football team is making the adjustment to a new head coach and coaching staff as the Indians prepare for the quickly approaching season opener. But the new head coach is a familiar name to the program. Mahopac went 4-5 last fall under coach Tom Donahoe, who stepped down after 11 years at the position. Veteran defensive coordinator Mark Langella has now taken command of the program. Langella had been with the Mahopac program for 14 years under coaches Gerry Keevins and Donahoe before steppings away for the last two years. The Indians will look for leaders…

by Skip Pearlman

08/23/2016

Sports

John Jay High Football Team Aiming To Stay Among Class AA Elite EAST FISHKILL, N.Y. - The John Jay High football team has been one of the few area squads to maintain a consistent level of excellence over the last five years. The Patriots came close to winning a second consecutive Section 1 title last fall, but fell 18-16 to New Rochelle in the championship game, closing the season at 8-2. Tom O'Hare, entering his seventh season as Head Coach, has led the Patriots to the sectional championship game three of the last five years (winning it all in 2014), and the team has advanced at least to the semifinals in each of the last five years. O'Hare believes t…

by Skip Pearlman

08/23/2016

Sports

Section 1 Champion Albertus Magnus High Girls Soccer Team Hungry To Repeat BARDONIA, N.Y. - Last year's Albertus Magnus High girls soccer team brought home the school's first Section 1 title in 10 years, winning Class B, before falling in the NYS regional semifinals. The Falcons, who closed the curtain with an 18-3-1 record, welcome new coach Dan Samimi this fall. Samimi takes the reigns for Tim Gavin, who coached the team four years, and has now taken over as the school's Athletic Director. The Falcons open the 2016 season September 10 at Our Lady of Lourdes. Check out the video to see Daily Voice talk to Samimi and team leaders and returning players Victoria M…

by Skip Pearlman

08/22/2016

Sports

Albertus Magnus High Boys Soccer Team Aiming For Good Things This Fall BARDONIA, N.Y. -- After finishing at 8-8-1 last season, the Albertus Magnus High boys soccer team is looking to take a step forward this fall, and veteran coach Brian Fitzpatrick believes the team has the talent it needs to do the job when the season opens in just a few short weeks. Fitzpatrick, entering his 20th season with the Falcons, saw the team lose in the first round of last fall's sectionals to Rye Neck. Albertus Magnus opens the fall season on September 5 with a 2 p.m. tournament game against Valhalla. Check out the video to see Daily Voice talk to Fitzpatrick, and Falcons team c…

by Skip Pearlman

08/21/2016

Sports

Lakeland High Football Team Excited About Youth Movement SHRUB OAK, N.Y. - Coming off of a solid 2015 season that saw the Hornets miss the playoffs, but still finish at 5-3, Lakeland High's football team is experiencing a youth movement. Lakeland lost most of the starters from last year's team, leaving the Hornets with a lot of openings for young talent. And 17th-year head coach Rob Cappelli believes he has the players who have the ability and the determination to do some good things. "We're very young," Cappelli told Daily Voice during a visit to the Hornets' training camp. "We only have four returning starters with experience, …

by Skip Pearlman

08/21/2016

Sports

Brewster High Players, Fans Anxious For 2016 Football Season BREWSTER, N.Y. - With a solid returning core, a big, strong line and a returning All-Section quarterback to run the show, the Brewster High football team is looking forward to the 2016 season. "We have a big team - size-wise and numbers wise," Ed Mulvihill, entering his fifth year as head coach and his 31st season with the program, told Daily Voice during a recent visit to training camp. "We have some big kids, and that could be our identity... we'll run the ball this year." The Bears will look for leadership from senior team captains Conner Dignan (OL), Nick Leahy (DL)…

by Skip Pearlman

08/20/2016

Lifestyle

Charchael's Is Hot Dog Oasis For Yorktown During a visit to Charchael's Hot Dog Oasis - a Valhalla hot dog truck that can normally be found on Route 100 and 134 in Yorktown - one thing quickly became clear: the steady stream of regulars who frequent the truck, love the hot dogs. "This is convenient, and for the dogs you get here you'd have to go to New York City to get these old-fashioned dogs," Ken McLaughlan, of Peekskill, who stopped in for dogs with his son, told Daily Voice. "These are the best I've had up here." Owners Sal and Tina Celona have run the truck for 25 years, and their specialty is hot dogs, an…

by Skip Pearlman

08/15/2016

Business

Beacon's More Good Offers Spices, Teas, Healthier Alternative To Soda BEACON, N.Y. -- One of the worst eating habits a lot of people have is drinking too much soda. Beacon's More Good has a great way to help with that. The store specializes in syrups that are mixed with seltzer to create a variety of great-tasting alternatives to soda. More Good, which has been in operation just over two years, also specializes in certified loose leaf organic teas - with 32 blends on hand - as well as spices, herbs, bar accessories and a huge selection of bitters. "Our main thing is syrups - organic, hand-crafted syrups for flavoring," More Good's Brett DeNicola…

by Skip Pearlman

08/15/2016

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