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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Romanian Man Found Guilty In Death Of Former Sacred Heart Basketball Player Romanian Man Found Guilty In Death Of Former Sacred Heart Basketball Player
Romanian Man Found Guilty In Death Of Former Sacred Heart Basketball Player FAIRFIELD, Conn. – A Romanian man was found guilty in the death of former Sacred Heart University basketball player Chauncey Hardy in October 2011. Ionut Adrian Tanasoaia was sentenced to seven years in prison in the death of Hardy, 23, who played for the Pioneers from 2006-10. Hardy played at Xavier in Middletown in high school. Prosecutors said Tanasoaia punched Hardy on Oct. 9, 2011, at a club in Giurgiu, Romania, according to a report. Hardy was playing for a local team at the time. Hardy fell, suffered severe brain injuries and two neck fractures. He died after surgery at a hospital …
Stamford's Curtain Call Begins Auditions For 'Wizard Of Oz' Stamford's Curtain Call Begins Auditions For 'Wizard Of Oz'
Stamford's Curtain Call Begins Auditions For 'Wizard Of Oz' STAMFORD, Conn. -- Curtain Call in Stamford will hold auditions for its big spring musical, "The Wizard of Oz," on Monday, Jan. 20, and Tuesday, Jan. 21. Children's auditions are planned for Saturday, Jan. 18. In honor of the 75th anniversary of the iconic film,  the production be a full-scale production of the MGM classic featuring all the songs, dialogue and characters people have come to know and love since 1939. All roles are open to non-union actors in this adult production. Dorothy will be cast age-appropriately. Munchkins will be cast from younger performers ages 6 to 12. Auditio…
Somers Teens Share Sports Items With Harlem Students Somers Teens Share Sports Items With Harlem Students
Somers Teens Share Sports Items With Harlem Students WESTCHESTER COUNTY, N.Y. -- Westchester County Executive Rob Astorino teamed up with the National Football League and the NY/NJ Super Bowl Host Committee at the Super Kids-Super Sharing event Friday in Harlem. Astorino thanked all the Westchester schools and the Somers-based nonprofit Let’s Play It Forward for their donations of sports equipment, school supplies and books for kids in need. “The great response we received from our local schools and residents goes to show how dedicated Westchester residents are to giving back,” Astorino said. “The energy at Riverbank State Park today was in…
New Members Exhibit, Discuss Show At Silvermine In New Canaan New Members Exhibit, Discuss Show At Silvermine In New Canaan
New Members Exhibit, Discuss Show At Silvermine In New Canaan NEW CANAAN, Conn. – The Silvermine Guild of Artists in New Canaan will host a talk by its new artists on Jan. 21 at 6 p.m. A new members exhibition will run through Feb. 16 at Silvermine Arts Center. The new members are Naya Bricher, South Kent, painting; Nina Buxenbaum, Bethel, painting; Amanda Duchen, Woodbridge, ceramics; Charles Geiger, Poughkeepsie, N.Y., painting; Jana Ireijo, Westport, painting; Cynthia MacCollum, New Canaan, printmaking; Joe Madrigal, Decorah, Iowa, mixed media; Mitchell Visoky, White Plains, N.Y.,  mixed media/encaustic; and Karen Vogel, Darien, printmaking. Each…
Letter: Lewisboro Resident Feels Duped And Deceived In Pleasantville Letter: Lewisboro Resident Feels Duped And Deceived In Pleasantville
Letter: Lewisboro Resident Feels Duped And Deceived In Pleasantville PLEASANTVILLE, N.Y. -- The Pleasantville Daily Voice accepts signed letters to the editor. Send letters to [email protected]. To the editor: This week I missed the opportunity to make my case at the Pleasantville Village Court. I had a one-time chance to explain why I didn't think I should pay a parking ticket. If I'm honest (Lord knows I try to be), I very much doubt I would have succeeded -- the town of Pleasantville, like many others sees parking infringements as a source of revenue, with a damn the consequences attitude. So let me explain what happened. First, it should…
Security Concerns Postpone Mount Vernon-New Rochelle Basketball Game Security Concerns Postpone Mount Vernon-New Rochelle Basketball Game
Security Concerns Postpone Mount Vernon-New Rochelle Basketball Game NEW ROCHELLE, N.Y.  – Security concerns forced the postponement of Friday’s boys basketball game between Mount Vernon and New Rochelle. The game will be played at 4 p.m. on Tuesday, Jan. 28. New Rochelle will charge $5 admission for the game for adults, and $2 for students. Fans must have identification to purchase a ticket. According to a post on lohudblogs.com, the game was postponed by threats on social media and ongoing issues involving members of the community. The incidents do not involve players. In October 2005, a football game was played on a Friday morning during school and sp…
Harvey Hockey Team Ties Rye Country Day Harvey Hockey Team Ties Rye Country Day
Harvey Hockey Team Ties Rye Country Day KATONAH, N.Y. – The Harvey School and Rye Country Day School played to a 4-4 tie on Wednesday night, Jan. 15, in a boys hockey game. Robert Van Raamsdonk scored two goals for Harvey, while Theo Rattner and Keith Lambert had one each. Harvey's Mark Siegel made 46 saves. The Cavaliers play Saturday in the Scarsdale Tournament along with Scarsdale, Clarkstown and Monroe-Woodbury high schools.
DeAngelo Stepping Down At Boys & Girls Club Of Greenwich DeAngelo Stepping Down At Boys & Girls Club Of Greenwich
DeAngelo Stepping Down At Boys & Girls Club Of Greenwich GREENWICH, Conn. – Bob DeAngelo will step down in May as executive director of the Boys & Girls Club of Greenwich, he announced Thursday. DeAngelo, who has been the executive director for nearly 16 years, will continue to work at the club through May 31 to assist in the transition of leadership. A formal search for a new executive director is underway, led by a search committee of the board.  Sukie McFadden, the current COO and a staff member of the club for 27 years, will serve as interim executive director. “I want to thank the entire Boys & Girls Club of Greenwich ‘family’ an…
Briarcliff's Inspired Chef Goes Downton Abbey
Briarcliff's Inspired Chef Goes Downton Abbey
Briarcliff's Inspired Chef Goes Downton Abbey BRIARCLIFF MANOR, N.Y. -- Caviar …The very word inspires thoughts of five-star dining, indulgent extravagance, and mega dollar signs. But have no fear, the Inspired Chef has tracked down a caviar-inspired recipe that’s good enough to serve with champagne and won’t break the bank. My dear friend Hillary Messer first introduced our circle of friends to caviar pie – made by one of our favorite local caterers, Matt Miller – at a New Year’s Eve party almost a decade ago. Featuring decadent layers of egg salad, minced onion, sour cream/cream cheese, and caviar, it was the perfect combinatio…
Easton Woman Wins College Basketball Honor At Hartwick Easton Woman Wins College Basketball Honor At Hartwick
Easton Woman Wins College Basketball Honor At Hartwick EASTON, Conn. – Easton's Brittney Dumas, a sophomore at Hartwick College in New York, was named the Empire 8 Conference Women’s Basketball Player of the Week. She is a graduate of Joel Barlow High School. Dumas won the award for the first time this season and second time of her career. She averaged 18.3 points and 9.7 rebounds per game last week as Hartwick went 2-1. Dumas began the week with 16 points and a game-high nine rebounds in a 67-65 buzzer-beating loss to Vassar on Tuesday. On Friday night, she helped bring the Hawks back from a 12-point first-half deficit to defeat St. John Fis…
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