Tom Renner

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No one knows local sports quite like Tom Renner, The Daily Voice's Sports Editor. For 22 years, he covered the field for The Stamford Advocate. He's been in Fairfield County since 1987.

Tom was formerly a reporter at Daily Voice.

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Indian Hills Kicks Off New Football Season Against Belleville Indian Hills Kicks Off New Football Season Against Belleville
Indian Hills Kicks Off New Football Season Against Belleville OAKLAND, N.J. — Indian Hills High School kicks off its 2015-16 varsity football season on Friday, Sept. 4 at Belleville High School. Kickoff is at 7 p.m. The Braves finished 6-4 last season under veteran coach Joe Sabella, who took over the reins of the program in 2009. It was the first winning season for Sabella, and the first for Indian Hills since at least 2003, according to records on the MaxPreps website. Senior quarterback Tim O'Brien provides optimism for this year's team at Indian Hills. Last year, he threw for 2,045 yards and 20 touchdowns. He fired for more than 300 yards in two g…
Ramapo Kicks Off New Football Season Against Bergenfield Ramapo Kicks Off New Football Season Against Bergenfield
Ramapo Kicks Off New Football Season Against Bergenfield FRANKLIN LAKES, N.J. -- Ramapo High School kicks off its high school football season with a home game against Bergenfield High School on Friday, Sept. 11. Kickoff is at 6 p.m. Ramapo finished 8-3 last season including a 38-7 romp over Bergenfield. Ramapo also beat Bergenfield in the state playoffs, 51-15. Ramapo's state tournament run ended with a narrow 10-7 setback to River Dell in the semifinals. Ramapo's biggest challenge will be replacing running back Matt Giacose, who rushed for 867 yards and 11 touchdowns. John O'Hagan, who rushed for 238 yards on 29 carries, is the leading returning…
Judge Urges Higher Severance For A&P Workers Judge Urges Higher Severance For A&P Workers
Judge Urges Higher Severance For A&P Workers WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. -- A&P workers should receive higher severance payments than what is being offered by the company, a White Plains judge ruled on Tuesday. According to a story on NorthJersey.com, Judge Robert Drain said A&P should increase payments to 52 percent of the amount owed. A&P proposed 25 percent. The ruling affects the 25 stores that are scheduled to close in September and October. Drain also set a deadline for Thursday for A&P and unions to set a plan for bumping senior workers by less experienced employees. The judge’s ruling Tuesday only covers the 25 stores …
Kids Enjoy Unique Birthday Party Adventures In Bridgeport At The Labyrinth Kids Enjoy Unique Birthday Party Adventures In Bridgeport At The Labyrinth
Kids Enjoy Unique Birthday Party Adventures In Bridgeport At The Labyrinth BRIDGEPORT, Conn. -- Kids and their friends can climb to their hearts’ content for their birthday parties at Adventure Park at The Discovery Museum in Bridgeport. The Labyrinth, a new two-level self-contained climbing structure, opened in May at the park. Children ages 5-10 can have the run of the section at the park for two hours of climbing adventure for up to 18 climbers. The party package includes goodie bags for all climbing guests, a t-shirt for the birthday girl or boy, reserved picnic tables, a climbing guide and all equipment and instruction. “Parents love it because it’s in a co…
Modern Amenities Abound In Historic Westport Home Modern Amenities Abound In Historic Westport Home
Modern Amenities Abound In Historic Westport Home WESTPORT, Conn. -- Jean Studwell’s listing at 162 Greens Farms Road in Westport allows potential homebuyers to travel back to the 18th century, but with all the modern conveniences available today. Studwell and Higgins Group have the listing for the simple yet luxurious 6,500 square foot estate property. It is offered for sale for $3,085,000. Sited on 1.52 fenced and stonewalled acres, the 6-bedroom, 6.5 bath house also has a heated pool and heated 3-car garage in its "barn" addition. The big white colonial home, known as the Jesup Wakeman house, dates to 1760, though it was r…
Shedding Pounds Is No “Weighting Game” In
 Harrison’s Can’t Lose Diet Shedding Pounds Is No “Weighting Game” In
 Harrison’s Can’t Lose Diet
Harrison’s Can’t Lose Diet WESTCHESTER COUNTY, N.Y. -- Two years after hip surgery, Franziska Dubac was suffering from swollen ankles that impeded her daily activity and love of walking. A 30 pound weight gain didn't help with the swollen ankles, and the swollen ankles prevented her from getting her daily walks in to help her get healthy. Dubac was resigned to having to lose weight but felt discouraged before she even got started because of past failed efforts. A consultation with Harrison’s Pat Hall, the owner of Can’t Lose Diet, expedited her path to shed 28 pounds in 40 days. Dubac considered other diets. “With di…
Greyston Bakery Gets Cooking With Support Of The Westchester Bank Greyston Bakery Gets Cooking With Support Of The Westchester Bank
Greyston Bakery Gets Cooking With Support Of The Westchester Bank WESTCHESTER COUNTY, N.Y. -- Mike Brady took over as the President of Greyston Bakery in 2012 with an immediate objective of finding a local bank that shared his vision and commitment to the community. He found both at The Westchester Bank. With Brady’s guidance and The Westchester Bank’s capital, Yonkers-based Greyston Bakery increased revenues by more than 50 percent since taking over.  Brady, who was named the President and CEO of Greyston this past March, also developed initiatives that resulted in national distribution of the bakery’s brownies and cookies through Whole Foods Market and …
Danbury Couple Gives $1M To Hospital For Endowed Spine Surgery Chair Danbury Couple Gives $1M To Hospital For Endowed Spine Surgery Chair
Danbury Couple Gives $1M To Hospital For Endowed Spine Surgery Chair DANBURY, Conn. -- Danbury residents Ervie "Bud" Hawley and his wife Carolyn gave a $1 million gift to Danbury Hospital this week to establish the Ervie and Carolyn Hawley Endowed Chair in Orthopaedic Spine Surgery. The Hawley Endowed Chair, which supports educational and technological advancements in spine surgery, is the seventh endowed chair at Western Connecticut Health Network (WCHN). Five of the Chairs are based at Danbury Hospital, a WCHN hospital. David L. Kramer, M.D., the inaugural recipient of the Hawley Endowed Chair, is medical director of The Spine Center at Danbury …
Strong Returning Cast Leads Mahwah Football In Opener Vs. Fort Lee Strong Returning Cast Leads Mahwah Football In Opener Vs. Fort Lee
Strong Returning Cast Leads Mahwah Football In Opener Vs. Fort Lee MAHWAH, N.J. -- Mahwah High School's starting backfield returns as the Thunderbirds get ready to kick off a new season on Friday, Sept. 11, against Fort Lee. Kick off is 7 p.m. at Mahwah. Mahwah finished 8-3 last year and lost in the semifinals of the North 1 Group 3 playoffs to eventual champion Sparta. Fort Lee finished 1-9 last year under first-year coach Rob Bertolini. The Thunderbirds seemed poised for big things. Senior quarterback James Cilento threw for 557 yards and four touchdowns in nine games last year. He also rushed for 803 yards and 19 TDs. Junior Ron Riccie is a passing thre…
HGTV's Property Brothers Renovate Recently Sold Home In Westchester HGTV's Property Brothers Renovate Recently Sold Home In Westchester
HGTV's Property Brothers Renovate Recently Sold Home In Westchester RYE, N.Y. --- A recently sold Colonial home in the village of Rye Brook, was chosen to be featured as a “dream home” on an episode of HGTV’s “Property Brothers.”  Filming of the property recently took place, revealing kitchen, dining room and family room renovations completed specially for the show for an episode set to air in the spring of 2016. Julia Brasesco, an agent with Julia B. Sotheby's InternationalRye brokerage, represented the buyers on the purchase of the home at 19 Rockinghorse Trail, which was sold at a price of $990,000.  The home was built in 1969 and includes four bedroom…
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