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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Wilton, CT
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New Flooring Business In Wilton Gets Homeowners Covered New Flooring Business In Wilton Gets Homeowners Covered
New Flooring Business In Wilton Gets Homeowners Covered WILTON, Conn. – Michael Paolello has been in the floor covering business for 34 years as an owner. Now he is the manager of Westwood Flooring & Design Center, a newly opened store in Wilton that he believes will attract homeowners who want quality, value and service. “It’s a one stop shop for everything in flooring,’’ said Paolello, who manages the Wilton location for owner Patrick McCarney. “Besides carpet, tile and hardwood we have countertops, vanities and have certified professionals to specify, design and install every product we sell." The store opened in early June at 643 Danbu…

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by Tom Renner
Bedford, NY
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Weber Joins Vincent And Whittemore Real Estate In Bedford Weber Joins Vincent And Whittemore Real Estate In Bedford
Weber Joins Vincent And Whittemore Real Estate In Bedford BEDFORD, N.Y. -- Katherine Weber has joined Vincent and Whittemore Real Estate in Bedford. Prior to starting her career in real estate, Weber worked for nine years in institutional foreign exchange sales, most recently for Barclays. In addition to her real estate career, Weber manages the operations of her Brewster-based horse farm, Grey Ledges. She coordinated the property's complete renovation in 2012 and continues to oversee its maintenance and marketing. She has been riding horses since childhood and competes actively in the jumper division. Find out more at www.greyledges.com. Webe…

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by Tom Renner
Stamford, CT
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New Race, Sponsor Add Appeal For Popular Stamford Triathlon New Race, Sponsor Add Appeal For Popular Stamford Triathlon
New Race, Sponsor Add Appeal For Popular Stamford Triathlon STAMFORD, Conn. – There are some new twists to this year’s Navigators Stamford KIC It Triathlon. What is not new is the eye-popping popularity of the event, which continues to grow in appeal among the region’s vast number of triathletes. “Yes and no,’’ race director Jon Stellwagen said when asked if he was surprised by race’s quick growth. “The sport has grown like crazy since we started it (in 2008). Kids In Crisis (the beneficiary of the race) is a great agency. So many people have put so much into it. The city of Stamford is a phenomenal resource, and they do everything they can for this…

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by Tom Renner
Darien, CT
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Darien Graduate Selected To U.S. Lacrosse Women’s National Team Darien Graduate Selected To U.S. Lacrosse Women’s National Team
Darien Graduate Selected To U.S. Lacrosse Women’s National Team DARIEN, Conn. – Darien High graduate Caylee Waters was one of 38 players selected to the U.S. Lacrosse Women’s National Team after a three-day tryout over the weekend at Georgetown University. Waters, a rising sophomore at the University of North Carolina, was one of three goalies selected to the team. Seven of her teammates on the Tar Heels were also selected to the team. The team will train and compete in exhibition events leading up to the 2017 Federation of International Lacrosse Women’s World Cup in Surrey, England. The team will be trimmed to 18 players to represent the U.S. as it a…

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by Tom Renner
Cortlandt, NY
Obituaries
Laurel Diane Theise Gouveia, 72, Croton Resident Laurel Diane Theise Gouveia, 72, Croton Resident
Laurel Diane Theise Gouveia, 72, Croton Resident CROTON, N.Y. -- Laurel Diane Theise Gouveia died peacefully at home in Croton-on-Hudson on June 13. She was 72. She was born in New York City to James and Laura Theise, and received her Bachelors and Masters Degrees in education from Hunter College. She taught learning disabled children in the South Bronx for 20 years. She married John Gouveia, then-owner of the County Limousine Service, based in White Plains. The couple settled in Croton, spent retirement winters in Boca Raton and enjoyed their summer friendships at Tamarack Country Club. She and her husband donated 15-plus acres of land…

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Mt. Kisco, NY
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Mount Kisco Medical Group Doctor Gives Details On Rhinoplasty Mount Kisco Medical Group Doctor Gives Details On Rhinoplasty
Mount Kisco Medical Group Doctor Gives Details On Rhinoplasty MOUNT KISCO, N.Y. – William D. Losquadro, MD, of Mount Kisco Medical Group is a board certified facial plastic and reconstructive surgeon who specializes in Rhinoplasty. He answered questions about the procedure for Daily Voice: How long have you been doing this procedure?  I finished up fellowship training in 2010. I was doing the surgery throughout my training, so I’ve been doing it for nine years. What are some misconceptions people have about the procedure? The number one misconception is people are worried they will have a nose that will have sloped bridge and a pinched tip. Probably…

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Stamford, CT
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'Chef' Delivers Hope-Filled, Heart-Warming Message At Avon In Stamford 'Chef' Delivers Hope-Filled, Heart-Warming Message At Avon In Stamford
'Chef' Delivers Hope-Filled, Heart-Warming Message At Avon In Stamford STAMFORD, Conn. -- Currently playing at Stamford’s Avon Theater, is the film Chef, a hope-filled, heart-warming, Indie film from the guy who gave us the first two Iron Man films. It is about a Miami-born Chef Carl Casper (Jon Favreau, who also wrote and directed) who gets into a beef with the owner of the LA restaurant where he is employed over the menu that he wants to serve when a very popular and influential food critic (Oliver Platt) is coming. Given the choice to cook what he is told (which is creatively killing him), or develop new and interesting dishes, he chooses to quit. Now he …

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by Robert Sodaro
Danbury, CT
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Music Teacher At Danbury's Montessori School Brings Creative Approach Music Teacher At Danbury's Montessori School Brings Creative Approach
Music Teacher At Danbury's Montessori School Brings Creative Approach DANBURY, Conn. – The official title for Michael Gullusci’s job at Hudson Country Montessori School in Danbury is Music Program Instructor. What he actually teaches though is creativity, problem solving, rhythm, responsibility, teamwork, focus, cooperation, construction and so much more. “When I learned music, it was placed in front of you and you had to learn to do that,’’ said Gullusci, a Danbury resident who has been teaching children in grades 1-8 for four years. “My experience in producing and recording it is it makes sense to do it the opposite way. We have creative gifts, and we have …

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Pound Ridge, NY
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Pound Ridge's Marshall Oil Comes Through For Customers In Harsh Winter Pound Ridge's Marshall Oil Comes Through For Customers In Harsh Winter
Pound Ridge's Marshall Oil Comes Through For Customers In Harsh Winter POUND RIDGE, N.Y. – The winter of 2013-14 provided a perfect time for Pound Ridge-based Marshall Oil Company to prove the benefits of a local home oil provider. In one of the coldest and snowiest winters in recent memory, Marshall kept its customers warm by providing extended hours, 24-hour emergency service and timely deliveries despite the Ol’ Man Winter’s particularly harsh wrath from December through March. “It was a challenging winter,’’ said Ed Marshall, the grandson of founder Stewart Marshall and now the company Vice President. “Everybody’s volume and costs were way up. It was a c…

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Westport, CT
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Westport's Saugatuck Rowing Sends 22 Rowers To College Teams Westport's Saugatuck Rowing Sends 22 Rowers To College Teams
Westport's Saugatuck Rowing Sends 22 Rowers To College Teams SAUGATUCK, Conn. -- Saugatuck Rowing Club in Westport is sending 22 graduating high school seniors to 19 college programs later this year. Rowers who will competing in college are: Christoph Bub to University of Wisconsin; Warren Schorr to Dartmouth College; Kirk Melhuish to Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute; Jeff Monahan to Columbia University; John Andrews to George Washington University; Connor O'Brien to Cornell University; Cameron Yates to Cornell University; Jack Craymer to Chapman University; Harrison Potter to George Washington Universi…

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