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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White Plains, NY
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Kids Help Build Backpacks For Children In White Plains Y Day Care Kids Help Build Backpacks For Children In White Plains Y Day Care
Kids Help Build Backpacks For Children In White Plains Y Day Care WESTCHESTER COUNTY, N.Y. -- Children in day-care programs at the White Plains branch of the YMCA of Central and Northern Westchester were the recipients of 25 new backpacks loaded with back-to-school supplies. The backpacks were put together by children who took part in last week’s Macaroni Kid's Build A Backpack Drive and Scavenger Hunt held at The Westchester in White Plains. This event was the brainchild of Rachel Fenty, Macaroni Kid's White Plains editor and publisher and other local Macaroni Kid editors/publishers. Children who registered for the scavenger hunt received an empty ba…

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by Tom Renner
Scarsdale, NY
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Two New Agents Join Houlihan Lawrence In Scarsdale Two New Agents Join Houlihan Lawrence In Scarsdale
Two New Agents Join Houlihan Lawrence In Scarsdale SCARSDALE, N.Y. -- Yulri “Julie” Lee and Tianying Xu have joined  Houlihan Lawrence in Scarsdale as licensed salespersons.  Lee and Xu will both be at Houlihan Lawrence’s Scarsdale office, 32 Popham Road, and managed by Lewis Arlt. “Houlihan Lawrence is committed to providing our clients with a superior experience from start to finish offering cutting-edge tech tools, in depth market knowledge, and a deeply personal level of service,” said Chris Meyers, managing principal of Houlihan Lawrence. “Julie and Tianying are both dedicated and enthusiastic agents with diverse skill sets and str…

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by Tom Renner
New Canaan, CT
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Race For Autism Comes To New Canaan Friday Night Race For Autism Comes To New Canaan Friday Night
Race For Autism Comes To New Canaan Friday Night NEW CANAAN, Conn. -- Fairfield County runners take to the streets of New Canaan for a rare Friday night race on Aug, 22 in the All Out For Autism 5k. The race is sponsored by New Balance New Canaan, and begins at 6 p.m. More information and registration details are online. Race proceeds benefit health and wellness programs for children with autism. Proceeds from previous races have helped purchase fitness equipment that has been installed at Waveny Park. The race, which also includes a kids run, has become a favorite for late-summer runners. Last year’s race had 369 finishers. For…

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by Tom Renner
Westport, CT
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Westport Financier Pleads Guilty To Making False Statements Westport Financier Pleads Guilty To Making False Statements
Westport Financier Pleads Guilty To Making False Statements WESTPORT, Conn. -- Richard A. Ullman of Westport pleaded guilty in federal court in Harrisburg, Pa., on Wednesday, Aug. 20, to making false statements to the Defense Finance Accounting Service.  Ullman, 50, faces up to five years in prison, $250,000 in fines or both as a result of the guilty plea. Ullmann was released pending sentencing, which is scheduled for Nov. 28. According to U.S. Attorney Peter Smith, Ullmann owned and operated a Westport-based financial services company called Donnell Financial Group that made short-term loans to members of the U.S. armed forces, military retire…

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by Tom Renner
Ridgefield, CT
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Death Of Ridgefield Boy Left In Hot Car Ruled Homicide Death Of Ridgefield Boy Left In Hot Car Ruled Homicide
Death Of Ridgefield Boy Left In Hot Car Ruled Homicide RIDGEFIELD, Conn. -- In a case that has drawn attention from throughout the area, the medical examiner’s office has ruled the death of a Ridgefield baby a homicide, according to a report on NBCConnecticut.com. Benjamin Seitz, who was 15 months old, died on July 7 to hyperthermia because of environmental exposure, but further details would not be released, according to the medical examiner.  Seitz’s father, Kyle, left the boy in the car when he went to work, officials said. Seitz was supposed to drop his child off at daycare before reporting to work at Owl Computing Technologies on Grove…

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by Tom Renner
Greenwich, CT
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Catterton Expands Space In Updated Greenwich Office Park Catterton Expands Space In Updated Greenwich Office Park
Catterton Expands Space In Updated Greenwich Office Park GREENWICH, Conn. – Catterton Management Co. has renewed its lease and will expand at the Greenwich Office Park as a result of a $13 million capital improvement plan to upgrade the infrastructure, common areas and amenities across the entire park.  The nine-building complex, with 425,000 square feet of space, is situated on 23 wooded acres in Greenwich. Clarion Partners, asset manager of Greenwich Office Park, worked closely with CBRE Group in arranging the long-term lease on behalf of the ownership.  “Greenwich Office Park is one of the most sought-after business addresses in the tri…

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by Tom Renner
Darien, CT
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Center Street Public House Offers Something New In Darien Restaurant Scene Center Street Public House Offers Something New In Darien Restaurant Scene
Center Street Public House Offers Something New In Darien Restaurant Scene DARIEN, Conn. -- When Center Street Public House opened in Darien last month, it offered restaurant-goers something new and different in town. Owner Tom Lynch calls it “an American pub with a strong Irish influence,” a perfect fit for a community with deep Gaelic roots. “I did some research before opening and found that over 65 percent of the people in Darien have English or Irish heritage,’’ said Lynch, a Rowayton resident who also works at Colangelo in Darien. “It’s meant to reflect that. When I found out the numbers, I was surprised just how deep the connection is. There is also a treme…

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by Tom Renner
Fairfield, CT
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Connecticut's Blumenthal Visits Save The Children In Fairfield Connecticut's Blumenthal Visits Save The Children In Fairfield
Connecticut's Blumenthal Visits Save The Children In Fairfield FAIRFIELD, Conn. -- U.S. Sen. Richard Blumenthal visited Save the Children’s headquarters in Fairfield on Wednesday and participated in a kids roundtable. The children of Save the Children staff members asked the senator questions about his role as a senator, and about issues that affect children in the United States and across the globe. 

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by Tom Renner
Stamford, CT
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Stamford Realtors Deliver Backpacks To Elementary Schools Stamford Realtors Deliver Backpacks To Elementary Schools
Stamford Realtors Deliver Backpacks To Elementary Schools STAMFORD, Conn. -- Representatives from the Stamford Board of Realtors traveled to three elementary schools in Stamford to distribute student backpacks to assist with the start of the new school year. Money for the backpacks was collected from Stamford Realtors to purchase 95 backpacks. Backpacks were distributed at K.T. Murphy Elementary, Roxbury Elementary and Springdale Elementary.

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by Tom Renner
Norwalk, CT
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Long Island's North Shore Beckons For Norwalk Boat Owners Long Island's North Shore Beckons For Norwalk Boat Owners
Long Island's North Shore Beckons For Norwalk Boat Owners NORWALK, Conn. -- Although separated from the Connecticut coast by only a few nautical miles in certain places, Long Island’s North Shore offers boat owners unforgettable day trips and the chance to explore some of the region’s most off-the-grid destinations.   Less than an hour’s boat ride from the Norwalk Harbor, the quaint seaport towns of Huntington, Northport and Port Jefferson harken back to the Northeast’s maritime roots.  Largely free from the urbanization found on the Connecticut coast, these picturesque retreats allow those looking to step back in time to enjoy an afternoon strol…

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