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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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Lifestyle
Family Focused Four Brothers Restaurant A Mahopac Favorite Since 1984 Family Focused Four Brothers Restaurant A Mahopac Favorite Since 1984
Family Focused Four Brothers Restaurant A Mahopac Favorite Since 1984 MAHOPAC, N.Y. -- If you're from the Mahopac area, chances are you've either eaten in, or taken out, food from Four Brothers Restaurant & Pizza. A popular Mahopac spot since 1984, Four Brothers has scenic views of Lake Mahopac from its back dining room and outdoor terrace, and has earned a reputation as a family-friendly spot for good food. "We're known as a family restaurant," Manager John Velezis told Daily Voice. "We have lots of parties, people love our pasta dishes, they're very popular, as well as our seafood dishes and our pizza. "We have a friendly, family at…

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Lifestyle
Mahopac's CoZi's Barber Shop Says Thank You To Veterans With Free Cuts Mahopac's CoZi's Barber Shop Says Thank You To Veterans With Free Cuts
Mahopac's CoZi's Barber Shop Says Thank You To Veterans With Free Cuts MAHOPAC, N.Y. - CoZi'z Barber Shop owner Bobby Cobelli-Zizolfo is one of those small business owners who likes to give back to the community. Coming from a military family, Cobelli-Zizolfo has a strong respect for veterans, active service members, and first responders of all types. So whenever he can, he opens his shop for free, or discounted haircuts for various responders. For Veteran's Day, CoZi's was offering free haircuts to all veterans or active servicemen. "There's no one more important to me," Cobelli-Zizolfo told Daily Voice. "I'm from a military family, and the de…

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Lifestyle
Get Your Cameras Ready, Pound Ridge, For Record-Breaking Supermoon Get Your Cameras Ready, Pound Ridge, For Record-Breaking Supermoon
Get Your Cameras Ready, Pound Ridge, For Record-Breaking Supermoon Expect to see a 'Supermoon' of epic proportions this month, on the eve of Monday, Nov. 14 to be exact, with the full moon appearing to be the largest seen in skies since 1948. The month will also bring meteor displays, and planets aligning in dazzling fashion. But the most impressive will be the largest "supermoon" seen in nearly seven decades. The second of three 'supermoons' (we also had one in October, and the third will appear in December) - when the full moon makes a close approach to Earth - will rise in the east after sunset on Nov. 14. This will be the largest of the thre…

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News
Clinton Supporters' Biggest Fear: The Unknown, As Outcome Hangs In Balance Clinton Supporters' Biggest Fear: The Unknown, As Outcome Hangs In Balance
Clinton Supporters' Biggest Fear: The Unknown, As Outcome Hangs In Balance CHAPPAQUA, N.Y. - Hillary supporters in Clinton's home town of Chappaqua were hoping to be celebrating Tuesday night by mid evening, but as the night went on only one thing was clear - any possible celebrations weren't going to be until much later, as the race for president remained too close to call. Large crowds in several locations around Chappaqua - including the Chappaqua Tavern - started to thin out as it became clear that this was going to be a long and difficult night. "We figured we'd come watch the election results, and root for Hillary," Mark Gollin, of Chappaqua, who …

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News
Clinton Supporters Sweat Early Returns At Chappaqua's Kittle House Clinton Supporters Sweat Early Returns At Chappaqua's Kittle House
Clinton Supporters Sweat Early Returns At Chappaqua's Kittle House CHAPPAQUA, N.Y. - The mood was festive early Tuesday night at a Hillary Clinton Election Night party at Chappaqua's Crabtree Kittle House Restaurant, despite early results indicating a neck-and-neck race for president. Several gatherings were taking place in Clinton's hometown and a large crowd packed Crabtree's Kittle House to watch election returns with the community. "I believe she will win," Hala Makowska told Daily Voice. "I think she's the right person, I think she deserves it, and I think she'll be the best person for the country.  "I've never seen an election li…

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Commuters, Residents In Chappaqua Voice Hope, Fear Of Presidential Results Commuters, Residents In Chappaqua Voice Hope, Fear Of Presidential Results
Commuters, Residents In Chappaqua Voice Hope, Fear Of Presidential Results CHAPPAQUA, N.Y. - There was fun, food and music all day at the Chappaqua Station - the restaurant at the Chappaqua railroad station, with commuters and residents gathering to watch election coverage, and hoping they have something to celebrate by mid evening.  As day turned to night in Hillary Clinton's hometown, and with final results getting closer, the feeling among many was a mixture of anticipation and fear. "I've never seen an election like this," Amanda Weinstein, there with her two boys, told Daily Voice. "I thought voting for Barack Obama was a big deal, but this see…

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Sports
Somers Has Its Way With Yorktown, Wins Sectional Football Title Somers Has Its Way With Yorktown, Wins Sectional Football Title
Somers Has Its Way With Yorktown, Wins Sectional Football Title MAHOPAC, N.Y. - The No. 3-seed Somers High football team opened Saturday night's Class A championship game against Yorktown by making a statement - scoring two touchdowns in the first quarter. And Somers (9-1) never looked back, sprinting to a 42-6 victory over the top-seeded Huskers - the team that had topped Somers 34-13 early this season. Somers, which won its third title in the last five years, was set to move on to the state quarterfinals Saturday, Nov. 12 at Mahopac High, facing Section 9's Cornwall at 12:30 p.m. Matt Pires (named the game's offensive MVP) and Messiah Horne both came…

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Lifestyle
Muscoot Tavern A Westchester Landmark For Nearly A Century Muscoot Tavern A Westchester Landmark For Nearly A Century
Muscoot Tavern A Westchester Landmark For Nearly A Century WESTCHESTER COUNTY, N.Y. -- The Muscoot Tavern and restaurant has been a local gem and a Westchester landmark for nearly a decade. The building at the corner of Routes 35 and 100 in Somers (with a Katonah address) is over 100 years old, with the restaurant opening in the 1920's, according to current restaurant Manager Arber Muriqi. Bedford's Robert Epstein took over the restaurant two years ago, and has worked hard to keep the food high quality, and to maintain the unique character of the building. "We've tried to keep the charm of the place," Muriqi told Daily Voice. "It's …

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Lifestyle
Brothers Keep Froggy's Deli Family Business Growing In Northern Westchester Brothers Keep Froggy's Deli Family Business Growing In Northern Westchester
Brothers Keep Froggy's Deli Family Business Growing In Northern Westchester SOMERS, N.Y. - Froggy's Deli settled into its comfortable spot on Route 100 in Somers six years ago, and quickly become a neighborhood favorite. Froggy's added a pizzeria a year and a half ago, and just started keeping the deli open 24 hour on weekends - so customers can get whatever they need at any hour. The pizzeria has several popular pies, including the chicken pesto and pasta pies, and the deli has its own reputation for fast service, friendly staff and their popular specialty sandwiches, like the new and much-requested Goliath (chicken cutlet, bacon, egg and cheese, hash brown and ho…

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Coffee, Craft Brews Make Cupoccino Cafe Cold Spring Favorite Coffee, Craft Brews Make Cupoccino Cafe Cold Spring Favorite
Coffee, Craft Brews Make Cupoccino Cafe Cold Spring Favorite COLD SPRING, N.Y. - Among the small-town shops and cafes along Main Street in Cold Spring sits Cupoccino Cafe - a hit with customers because they can find everything from a good variety of coffees - including seasonal blends - to craft beer and wine, baked goods, breakfast foods, ice cream, salads and panini sandwiches. "People really love our coffee," Cupoccino's Carrie Lyons told Daily Voice. "We use a local roaster. And the atmosphere here is great, relaxed. We have tables outside, which people love, and our craft brews and homemade ice cream are also really popular." …

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