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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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Georgetown Day Festival Dishes Up Fun, Food For Crowds Georgetown Day Festival Dishes Up Fun, Food For Crowds
Georgetown Day Festival Dishes Up Fun, Food For Crowds GEORGETOWN, Conn. — Big crowds came out for the 14th annual Georgetown Day Festival on Sunday, with vendors and visitors jamming Main Street for a day of entertainment, food and fun. Live music was provided by local bands. And there was plenty of food of all kinds, a beer tent, a dunking booth, and activities for the kids. The festival is sponsored by Georgetown Village Restoration Inc., the Georgetown Volunteer Fire Department, the Georgetown Community Association, and the Georgetown Lions Club. Georgetown is located at the point where the towns of Wilton, Redding, Ridgefield, and Weston…

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Lifestyle
Visitors Cool Off At Ice Cream Social At Norwalk's Lockwood-Mathews Mansion Visitors Cool Off At Ice Cream Social At Norwalk's Lockwood-Mathews Mansion
Visitors Cool Off At Ice Cream Social At Norwalk's Lockwood-Mathews Mansion NORWALK, Conn. — Crowds turn ed out Sunday to join in the family fun and cool treats as Norwalk's Lockwood-Mathews Mansion Museum held its third annual Ice Cream Social at Mathews Park. Ice cream was the main attraction, of course, on a hot day at the historic mansion. But there was also entertainment from the Darien Academy of Dance, Stamford’s Westhill High School band, Rubberband of Norwalk, and the Mulkerin School of Irish Dance of Norwalk and West Haven. There were also family-friendly activities, local crafts for sale, and a vintage car display.

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News
Big W's Roadside Bar-B-Q Is Dutchess' Worst-Kept 'Secret' Big W's Roadside Bar-B-Q Is Dutchess' Worst-Kept 'Secret'
Big W's Roadside Bar-b-q Is Dutchess' Worst-Kept 'Secret' WINGDALE, N.Y. - Big W's Roadside Bar-B-Q in Wingdale has all the ingredients to put an ear-to-ear smile on any BBQ lover's face. When Daily Voice stopped in this week, there was a steady flow of regulars lining up to order all their favorite items - from 17-hour smoked brisket, to pulled pork or chicken to dry rub slow smoked spareribs. And all the sides to go with those popular sellers. Owner and BBQ master Warren Norstein's specialty is smoked BBQ - and 'Big W' has an array of smokers in action pretty much round the clock. The Brooklyn native has been in Wingdale for the last 11 years,…

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Sports
Yorktown High Boys Lacrosse Team Falls In State Championship Game Yorktown High Boys Lacrosse Team Falls In State Championship Game
Yorktown High Boys Lacrosse Team Falls In State Championship Game MIDDLETOWN, N.Y. - The Yorktown High boys lacrosse team was looking to bring home No. 8 Saturday - as in the program's eighth state title - but the 'Huskers couldn't get the job done, falling to Jamesville-DeWitt, 9-6, in the Class B state championship game, played at Middletown High School. The game was close - always tied or a one-goal game - for the first three quarters. But the Rams built a three-goal lead with just 4:11 left in the fourth. Yorktown attempted a comeback, but the Rams went back up by the final margin with just 1:31 on the clock, effectively sealing the victory. It was th…

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Lifestyle
Kristin Davis, John Popper, Walk Red Carpet At Greenwich Film Fest Opener Kristin Davis, John Popper, Walk Red Carpet At Greenwich Film Fest Opener
Kristin Davis, John Popper, Walk Red Carpet At Greenwich Film Fest Opener GREENWICH, CONN. - Celebrities, dignitaries and film festival attendees flocked to the Boys & Girls Club of Greenwich Thursday night for the Greenwich Film Festival's elegant opening night party and awards ceremony. Among those in attendance: Kristin Davis (of "Sex & The City" fame), Mount Kisco native and Singer/Songwriter Dar Williams, John Popper (lead singer for Blues Traveler and Stamford native), as well as numerous actors, directors, and producers. And, of course, there was the women that put it all together: Greenwich residents and GIFF Founders Carina Crane, Collee…

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Events
Celebs Attend Opening Night Of 'The Anthropologist' At Greenwich Film Fest Celebs Attend Opening Night Of 'The Anthropologist' At Greenwich Film Fest
Celebs Attend Opening Night Of 'The Anthropologist' At Greenwich Film Fest GREENWICH, Conn. - Celebrities and other guests attended a screening of the documentary, "The Anthropologist" Thursday, June 9 at the Greenwich Library's Cole Auditorium as part of the opening night Greenwich International Film Festival (GIFF) events. Guests at the screening included Mount Kisco N.Y.-born Singer/Songwriter Dar Williams, who grew up in Chappaqua and contributed music to the film, Director Jeremy Newberger, a Putnam County resident, Producer Graham Wright, and Actors Daniel Miller and Seth Kramer. GIFF is going on now through Sunday, June 12. Go HERE for more detail…

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Lifestyle
Putnam Movie Director Screens 'The Anthropologist' At Greenwich Film Fest Putnam Movie Director Screens 'The Anthropologist' At Greenwich Film Fest
Putnam Movie Director Screens 'The Anthropologist' At Greenwich Film Fest GREENWICH, Conn. -- Putnam County resident Jeremy Newberger of Garrison-based Ironbound Films, was among those in attendance at the opening night screening of "The Anthropologist" at the Greenwich International Film Festival (GIFF) in Greenwich, Conn. Thursday, June 9. The documentary, which follows environmental anthropologist Susie Crate and her teenage daughter as they visit indigenous communities threatened by climate change, was directed by Newberger. Commentary is also provided by Mary Catherine Bateson, daughter of famed anthropologist Margaret Mead.  Singer/Songwriter Dar…

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Lifestyle
Westchester's Dar Williams Sings Praises Of New Film At Greenwich Film Fest Westchester's Dar Williams Sings Praises Of New Film At Greenwich Film Fest
Westchester's Dar Williams Sings Praises Of New Film At Greenwich Film Fest GREENWICH, Conn. - Mount Kisco born Singer/Songwriter Dar Williams, who grew up in Chappaqua and contributed music to the new documentary, "The Anthropologist," was among a handful of celebrities on the red carpet Thursday, June 9 as part of the Greenwich International Film Festival's (GIFF) opening night festivities. The event, now in its second year, is going on now through Sunday, June 12 throughout downtown Greenwich. The film, directed by Putnam County resident Jeremy Newberger of Garrison-based Ironbound Films, follows environmental anthropologist Susie Crate and her teenage…

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Sports
Scenic, Challenging Dutchess Golf Club Undergoes Upgrades, Opens To Public Scenic, Challenging Dutchess Golf Club Undergoes Upgrades, Opens To Public
Scenic, Challenging Dutchess Golf Club Undergoes Upgrades, Opens To Public POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. - One of Dutchess County's oldest and most reputable courses has undergone a facelift. And opened up to the public. The 118-year-old Dutchess Golf Club recently underwent extensive upgrades - to the course, clubhouse and banquet hall - prior to its spring opening. And the previously private course has been changed to semi-private - meaning members have the run of the place Friday, Saturday and Sunday, but during weekdays the course is open to the public. "It's definitely the best course in the area," Assistant Golf Pro Gordon Noble told Daily Voice during a rec…

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Lifestyle
Golfers Take A Swing At Summer At Stamford's Sterling Farms Golfers Take A Swing At Summer At Stamford's Sterling Farms
Golfers Take A Swing At Summer At Stamford's Sterling Farms STAMFORD, Conn. — Sterling Farms Golf Course's 18 holes are spread out over 144 acres of a once-active dairy farm in Stamford.  The golf courses winds through picturesque farm buildings and offers challenging holes. The par 72 course was originally designed by architect Geoffrey Cornish in 1969 and renovated by architect Robert McNeil in 2005. The driving range is also open every day. It is also home to Zody's restaurant at Sterling, The Clubhouse at Sterling Banquet Hall and Curtain Call Theater. Click here for rates, and click here to book a tee time. For more information on Sterling…

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