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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.

Skip Pearlman's Contributions

News

Norwalk Prepares To Bid Farewell To Retired Police Lt. Timothy Murphy NORWALK, Conn. — Two communities will say goodbye to Timothy Murphy, whose life will be celebrated in a Mass of Christian burial on Saturday. Murphy, who died Jan. 29 at age 55 of cancer, was raised in New Canaan. He then served as a lieutenant with the Norwalk Police Department, where he had a 33-year career. Just days after retiring last spring, Murphy was diagnosed with Stage 4 cancer. He died last week at his home in Florida. On Saturday, Feb. 6, between 9 a.m. and noon, Cherry Street In New Canaan will be intermittently closed to all traffic between Park Street and South Avenue. Pol…

by Skip Pearlman

02/06/2016

Lifestyle

Fresh Coating Blankets Calf Pasture As Snowfall Totals Grow In Norwalk FAIRFIELD COUNTY, Conn. — Friday's snowstorm dumped a fresh blanket of the white stuff on Fairfield County, making the area gleam like a winter wonderland by the time the sun came out Friday afternoon. The beautiful snow had wreaked havoc earlier on Friday, though, closing schools and causing enough accidents to close the Merritt Parkway in Fairfield for a time. In fact, statewide, the Connecticut State Police reported a total of 403 crashes as of 5 p.m. The storm, which began overnight, was stronger than expected by Friday morning. The forecast was revised upward, for up to 4 to 6 inche…

by Skip Pearlman

02/06/2016

Sports

Dutchess Powers John Jay, Lourdes Square Off In Basketball Thriller EAST FISHKILL, N.Y. -- Two of the section's best girls basketball teams locked horns Thursday night in East Fishkill, as the Our Lady of Lourdes and John Jay High School teams met to do their dance on the hardwood, playing their game after a brief ceremony honoring John Jay's seniors. John Jay prevailed in this one, claiming a 59-54 victory to improve its season record to 14-6. Alana Kroner led the Patriots with 21 points, and Sam Burgess added 14. Our Lady of Lourdes fell to 13-6 with the loss. Maddy Siegrist scored 26 points for the Warriors, and Katie Clarke added 17 points.

by Skip Pearlman

02/05/2016

Sports

Brewster, Pawling Heat It Up In Ice Hockey PAWLING, N.Y. - The Pawling High ice hockey team welcomed a hot Brewster team Thursday afternoon, as the two teams mixed it up on the ice at Trinity-Pawling's Tirrell Ice Rink. At the end of the day, it was Brewster that continued its strong play this season, walking off with a 6-4 win that lifted their season mark to 15-2-1. Ashley Cody led Pawling with a hat-trick, and Matt Cantisani had a goal, as the Tigers fell to 6-10-1.

by Skip Pearlman

02/05/2016

Lifestyle

Shelton's Farmers Market Serves Up Indoor Treats For The Winter Season SHELTON, Conn. — Winter can't stop the farmers market in Shelton. It just moves indoors. The community is invited to the monthly winter market from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 6, at the city-owned and heated Shelton Farmers Market building at 100 Canal St. Customers can pick up fresh Connecticut-made farmer's cheese, goat milk, veal, pork and beef cuts, eggs and more. Handmade wool products, soaps, lavender and other items are also available. Also on hand: GROW Shelton/Liquid Lunch, Joe Ballaro of Bar 140, and Seasonal Sweets and Catering. Meats and vegetables from Stone Gardens Farm …

by Skip Pearlman

02/05/2016

Sports

Old Rivals Mix It Up As Spring Valley Visits Clarkstown North NEW CITY, N.Y. - Rockland basketball fans had a reason to come out on a rainy, gloomy, Wednesday night to watch the action as Spring Valley traveled to face Clarkstown North in boys basketball. In the end it was Spring Valley that was victorious, with the Tigers improving to 13-5, after taking a 57-48 decision. Marc Dorsainvil led Spring Valley with 18 points.

by Skip Pearlman

02/04/2016

Sports

Rockland Hoops Fans Brave Rain As Ramapo Boys Take On South WEST NYACK, N.Y. - Rockland County basketball fans came out despite a few raindrops Wednesday night to watch the action at Clarkstown South High School, as Ramapo dropped in to take on the Vikings in boys basketball. On the court it was South that prevailed, claiming a 69-59 victory on Senior Night. Vince Maraia led Clarkstown South with 21 points, as the Vikings improved their season record to 13-5. The loss left Ramapo at 7-11 this season.

by Skip Pearlman

02/04/2016

Lifestyle

Shannel Beauty Salon Working To Keep Haverstraw In Style HAVERSTRAW, N.Y. - On a relatively quiet Saturday morning on the streets of Haverstraw, there was a buzz in the air at Shannell Beauty Salon, which was busy getting area women styled and ready for the weekend. Shannell has been in business for five years, and customers in the salon said they "would definitely recommend Shannel to their friends." "I think we try to give the best cuts," owner Rosa Elibane Ramos told Daily Voice. "We do lots of different styles... we can do whatever you're looking for. "Pleasing our customers is our number one priority," Ram…

by Skip Pearlman

02/04/2016

Sports

Football 'Golden Dozen' Honors Outstanding Student/Athletes RYE, N.Y. -- The Westchester chapter of the National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame honored its 'Golden Dozen' Thursday evening, recognizing area football players who were top scholar/athletes at a dinner at the Westchester Country Club in Rye. Daily Voice spoke with several honorees from Thursday evening's dinner (see videos). This year's honorees are: Liam Butler - Archbishop Stepinac Michael Calicchia - Iona Prep Christian Donahoe - Mahopac High School Matthew Farber - Rye Country Day School Louis Filippelli - Byram Hills High School Daniel Negron - Archbishop Stepinac Steph…

by Skip Pearlman

02/04/2016

Sports

Westchester Football HOF Welcomes Incoming President At Golden Dozen Dinner RYE, N.Y. - The Westchester chapter of the National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame honored its 'Golden Dozen' Thursday evening, recognizing area football players who were top scholar/athletes at a dinner at the Westchester Country Club in Rye. The Westchester chapter of the HOF also welcomed new incoming President Louis Leone of Scarsdale, who takes over for Greg Draddy, the outgoing president. Daily Voice spoke briefly with both men at Thursday's dinner (see videos). This year's Golden Dozen honorees are: Liam Butler - Archbishop Stepinac Michael Calicchia - Iona Prep Christian D…

by Skip Pearlman

02/04/2016

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