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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Westport, CT
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Northwestern Mutual Signs Lease For New Office In Westport Northwestern Mutual Signs Lease For New Office In Westport
Northwestern Mutual Signs Lease For New Office In Westport WESTPORT, Conn. – Northwestern Mutual, a life insurance and financial services company, will be relocating to 274 Riverside Ave. in Westport, Cushman & Wakefield announced. The company leased 11,575 square feet of office space and will occupy the entire fourth floor of the Westport building. “The building was an obvious choice for Northwestern Mutual, which had been located across the street at 285 Riverside Ave. for 10 years," said Adam Klimek, a director at Cushman & Wakefield who represented the landlord in the deal. "274 Riverside Avenue offered them more prominent river vi…

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by Tom Renner
Pelham, NY
Breaking News
Pelham Book Club's Selection Features South Korean Author Pelham Book Club's Selection Features South Korean Author
Pelham Book Club's Selection Features South Korean Author PELHAM, N.Y. – March’s Book Club Selection for the Pelham Public Library is “Please Look After Mom” by South Korean author Kyung-Sook Shin. The book will be discussed at the library on Thursday, March 6, at 7:30 p.m. The book is the story of Park So-nyo, 69, who disappears  after becoming separated from her husband at a Seoul subway station. But the novel is the story of her family as well, as they reflect upon her; it is told from the perspectives of the husband, the eldest son, a daughter, and Park So-nyo herself. In a review, novelist Jamie Ford wrote: "Please Look After Mom isn't mere…

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by Tom Renner
Ossining, NY
Obituaries
Dorothy Fields Tompkins, 101, Longtime Ossining Resident Dorothy Fields Tompkins, 101, Longtime Ossining Resident
Dorothy Fields Tompkins, 101, Longtime Ossining Resident OSSINING, N.Y. -- Dorothy Fields Tompkins died Jan. 28 at her home at The Pines in Ossining. She was 101. Tompkins was born Feb. 8, 1912 to William J. and Sarah Burdick Fields. She was a lifelong Ossining resident until moving to Somers in 1990, after the death of her husband, Theodore S. Tompkins, whom she married in 1938. In 2004, she returned to Ossining. Tompkins graduated from Miss Fuller’s Ossining School For Girls in 1930 and Miss Conklin’s Secretarial School in New York City in 1931. She worked for over 45 years in a series of positions with a business publishing firm. She was an …

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by Tom Renner
Bedford, NY
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Harvey Celebrates Senior Day With Win Over Watkinson Harvey Celebrates Senior Day With Win Over Watkinson
Harvey Celebrates Senior Day With Win Over Watkinson KATONAH, N.Y. --The Harvey School's boys basketball celebrated Senior Day Saturday with a  57-55 win over Housatonic Valley Athletic League rival Watkinson. Before the team’s final regular season home game, Harvey paid homage to seniors Christian Artuso, Jake Cohn and Deshawn Hilliard.  A fourth senior, Andrew Schwartz, has been inactive this season due to medical reasons. Ricky Hicks scored 12 points to lead Harvey. Coh, from Pound Ridge, had nine points and five assists. Hilliard had 10 rebounds and seven points. Freshman Evan Roteman of Chappaqua score the game's decisive points, hitti…

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by Tom Renner
North Salem, NY
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Putnam Hospital Center Nurse Turns To Role As Educator Putnam Hospital Center Nurse Turns To Role As Educator
Putnam Hospital Center Nurse Turns To Role As Educator WESTCHESTER COUNTY, N.Y. – Kathleen Steiger’s initial career path took her to nursing. She’s still involved in daily patient care, but her new responsibilities are rooted in management, education, research and teaching. Steiger is an Acute Care Nurse Practitioner who works for Health Quest’s Putnam Hospital Center as the Manager of Critical Care and Inpatient Dialysis as well as the Coordinator of Diabetes Education.  She also teaches at Mount Saint Mary College in Newburgh, helping to train the next generation of nurses. Additionally, Steiger is a student herself, and expects to receive …

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Fairfield, CT
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Fairfield's Julie Chu Helps U.S. Women's Hockey Team Roll To Victory Fairfield's Julie Chu Helps U.S. Women's Hockey Team Roll To Victory
Fairfield's Julie Chu Helps U.S. Women's Hockey Team Roll To Victory FAIRFIELD COUNTY, Conn. – Fairfield’s Julie Chu collected an assist and Hillary Knight, who also has Connecticut ties, scored her second goal of the Winter Olympics as Team USA routed Switzerland, 9-0, on Monday in Sochi, Russia. Chu assisted on Knight’s goal in the first period. Knight, who played at Choate Rosemary Hall in Wallingford, also scored in Team USA’s 3-1 win over Finland in its first game. Monique Lamoureux, Amanda Kessel and Kendall Coyne had two goals each for Team USA. Alex Carpenter and Brianna Decker had the other goals for the United States, which out-shot Switzerland 5…

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by Tom Renner
Greenwich, CT
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Greenwich Hospital's Dr. Donna Coletti Receives YWCA Award Greenwich Hospital's Dr. Donna Coletti Receives YWCA Award
Greenwich Hospital's Dr. Donna Coletti Receives YWCA Award GREENWICH, Conn. -- Greenwich resident  Dr. Donna E. Coletti was among 10 women leaders honored Friday, Feb. 7, with a BRAVA Award from the YWCA Greenwich at a ceremony held at the Hyatt Regency in Greenwich. Coletti was recognized for her work in the palliative care field as founding medical director for Palliative Care Services at Greenwich Hospital and medical director for the hospital’s Home Hospice Program. YWCA Greenwich BRAVA Awards recognize outstanding women achievers who have excelled in their professional careers and volunteer their time and talent to help others. Coletti’s c…

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by Tom Renner
Greenwich, CT
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Greenwich's Family Centers Plans Polar Plunge Benefit In Stamford Greenwich's Family Centers Plans Polar Plunge Benefit In Stamford
Greenwich's Family Centers Plans Polar Plunge Benefit In Stamford GREENWICH, Conn. – Greenwich-based Family Centers invites people to take part in a mid-winter dip in Long Island Sound on Feb. 23 as part of its third annual Polar Bear Plunge.  The plunge takes place at 11 a.m. at the offices at Geneve Holdings, located at 96 Cummings Point Road in Stamford. Pre-event entertainment and light food will be available to all participants and spectators beginning at 10 a.m. Proceeds will benefit Family Centers’ programs, which provide education, health and counseling services to thousands of Fairfield County children and families.  Participants are encourag…

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by Tom Renner
Stamford, CT
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Stamford Lawmaker Cites Budget Issues As Priority As New Session Opens Stamford Lawmaker Cites Budget Issues As Priority As New Session Opens
Stamford Lawmaker Cites Budget Issues As Priority As New Session Opens STAMFORD, Conn. -- The General Assembly faces critical budget issues after the new legislative session opened Thursday in Hartford, said state Rep. Michael Molgano R-Stamford. One of the key concerns for lawmakers is making adjustments to the state’s biennial budget, Molgano said. Despite a $500 million one-time boost of excess revenue expected this year, which largely exists on paper, nonpartisan analysts project a $1.1 billion deficit for the next budget cycle, he said. "I’m pleased that the Governor (Dannel Malloy) decided to adopt some of the proposals that we proposed on Jan. 23 like…

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by Tom Renner
Ridgefield, CT
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Ridgefield Lawmaker Wants Focus On Finances As New Session Opens Ridgefield Lawmaker Wants Focus On Finances As New Session Opens
Ridgefield Lawmaker Wants Focus On Finances As New Session Opens RIDGEFIELD, Conn.-- The General Assembly faces critical budget issues after opening its new legislative session Thursday in Hartford, said State Rep. John Frey (R-Ridgefield). One of the key concerns for lawmakers is making adjustments to the state’s biennial budget, Frey said. Despite a $500 million one-time boost of excess revenue expected this year, which largely exists on paper, nonpartisan analysts project a $1.1 billion deficit for the next budget cycle, Frey said. “We will work hard this year to try to get Connecticut’s finances healthier in both the short and long  terms, and I al…

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