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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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Sports

Arlington High Girls Soccer Team Hopes Big Year Is Here ARLINGTON, N.Y. - Last year's Arlington High girls soccer team went 13-5, falling in the sectional quarterfinals to North Rockland. Ninth-year coach Kieran McIlvenny and his Admirals are hungry to take another step forward this fall, riding on experience and solid teamwork. Check out the video to see Daily Voice talk to McIlvenny and team captains Stephanie Seefeldt and Molly Sobolewski about the new season.

by Skip Pearlman

09/15/2016

Sports

Rye High Football Team Turns Up Heat Vs. Harrison, Ties All-Time Series RYE, N.Y. -- The Rye High football team rolled out the welcome mat for longtime rival Harrison Saturday morning, but by the time the game was over, the Huskies weren't feeling much like welcomed guests, suffering a 42-12 drubbing. With the temperature feeling more like mid-August than September, the Garnets improved to 2-0 with an impressive, and dominating, performance on both sides of the ball. Rye, up 35-0 midway through the third, tied the all-time series between the two teams for the first time since 1974. Saturday's win - Rye's 14th in the last 15 meetings between the rivals - put the…

by Skip Pearlman

09/14/2016

Sports

John Jay, North Rockland Girls Soccer Teams Meet In Title-Game Rematch EAST FISHKILL, N.Y. - The defending sectional champion John Jay High girls soccer team rolled out the welcome mat Tuesday for North Rockland in a replay of last year's Class AA championship game. North Rockland walked off with a small measure of revenge in the end, taking a 1-0 victory thanks to a goal from Ashley Morales 10 minutes into the second half. Kelly Brady assisted on the score. "I was very pleased with our team today," North Rockland coach Peter McGovern said. "We have a lot of young kids this year - freshmen and sophomores, and they did a phenomenal job - at John…

by Skip Pearlman

09/14/2016

Schools

North Salem's Sassone Leaving Imprint On Tigers Athletic Department NORTH SALEM, N.Y. - Daily Voice sat down with North Salem High's Henry Sassone, as part of our continuing series on Athletic Directors. Henry Sassone has been a fixture at North Salem High School for the last 32 years, coaching the boys varsity basketball team for the entire stretch. Sassone is entering his 30th year as the school's director of athletics. Sassone, a Patterson resident, grew up in Yonkers and attended Lincoln High School, where he was a three-sport athlete, playing baseball, basketball and football. He later went to Manhattan College (where he played two years of baseball)…

by Skip Pearlman

09/13/2016

News

New Castle Memorial Service Honors First-Responders, Those Impacted By 9/11 NEW CASTLE, N.Y. - The Town of New Castle held a 9/11 memorial service Sunday afternoon at Gedney Park in Millwood. This year’s program paid particular tribute to first responders – those in uniform and those selfless citizens who ran towards danger to help in the face of this unspeakable tragedy, according to Supervisor Rob Greenstein. The Horace Greeley Madrigal Choir performed the National Anthem, and speakers included Assembly Member David Buchwald, Congresswoman Nita Lowey, and Greenstein. "Ill never forget where I was when I got a tap on the shoulder in the Capital," Lowey …

by Skip Pearlman

09/13/2016

Sports

Rye Neck High Boys Soccer Team's Goal: Get Back To Championship Game MAMARONECK, N.Y. - Last year's Rye Neck High boys soccer team had a big fall, reaching the Class B championship game for the second straight year, before falling to Hastings to close out at 12-6-1. The Panthers won a sectional title two seasons ago, and with an experienced, senior-laden squad, the team is hungry for another shot at a title. "We're senior heavy, and have a lot of experience," 11th year coach Bryan Iacovelli told Daily Voice. "We're hoping for a big fall season, I think they have big expectations." Watch the video to see Daily Voice talk to Iacovelli and…

by Skip Pearlman

09/12/2016

Sports

Beacon High Boys Soccer Team Hungry For Return To Playoffs BEACON, N.Y. -- Last year's Beacon High boys soccer team was solid - the Bulldogs reached the sectional quarterfinals, where they lost to Pearl River, closing out a 12-4 fall season. Veteran coach Craig Seaman said that despite losing a good part of last year's starting group, he believes the Bulldogs can have another strong season. "We graduated 14 players, including a good part of our starting lineup," Seaman told Daily Voice. "We are very young, but the guys we have are talented, play a lot at the club level. We have five sophomores and several juniors who will see playing…

by Skip Pearlman

09/12/2016

News

North Castle Memorial Service Honors Lives Affected By 9/11 Attacks NORTH CASTLE, N.Y. - The Town of North Castle held a memorial service Sunday at Wampus Brook Park, honoring those lost or affected by the 9/11 attacks. Town Supervisor Michael Schiliro spoke, and the small crowd welcomed Congresswoman Nita Lowey, who also spoke about never forgetting the events that unfolded 15 years ago. "It a significant day in our country, so many lives were lost," Schiliro told Daily Voice. "And so many first responder lives were also lost. I believe that's something we should never forget. It should be recognized every year - and not just the ones who w…

by Skip Pearlman

09/12/2016

News

Visitors Reflect, Remember Those Impacted By 9/11 At Westchester Ceremony VALHALLA, N.Y. - Westchester County paid tribute to those impacted by the September 11, 2001 attacks with a memorial service Sunday evening at the foot of Kensico Dam, site of the 9/11 memorial "The Rising." An estimated 500 family members and residents attended the ceremony. One-hundred-and-eleven Westchester residents, and 12 former residents, were lost in the attacks. “The lives we lost on September 11, 2001 touched us, shaped us, and contributed to who we are today;" Westchester County Executive Rob Astorino told the crowd. "And we come to remember 15 years later, be…

by Skip Pearlman

09/12/2016

Sports

Somers High Field Hockey Team Setting Goals High For 2016 Season SOMERS, N.Y. - Last year's Somers High field hockey team ended its season the same way a lot of teams have in the past: the Tuskers had to face seven-time state champion Lakeland in the playoffs. Second-year coach Jaime Pryschlak saw her team close last fall at 6-9-3, and she believes her team is ready to take a step forward this season. Watch the video to see Daily Voice talk to Pryschlak and team captains MaryKate Mollaghan, Taylor Turchick and Katie Campbell. Somers opened the season with a 1-0 victory over Pawling in the Somers Tournament opener Friday, and will face Mahopac in the cha…

by Skip Pearlman

09/12/2016

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