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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Young Norwalk Wrestlers Win 5 Gold Medals In Opening Meet Young Norwalk Wrestlers Win 5 Gold Medals In Opening Meet
Young Norwalk Wrestlers Win 5 Gold Medals In Opening Meet NORWALK, Conn. -- The Norwalk Mad Bull Youth wrestling club won five gold medals and grabbed 10 medals in the Connecticut Green Knights season kickoff wrestling tournament held in Terryville. Nicky Singer, Jason Singer, Koy Price, Jack Cahill and Mikey Bartush captured gold medals. Sam White, Noah Fraas, Damari Maxam, Jacob Gonzales and Charlie Prather finished second. Dean Tsiranides and Patrick Coulter took third. In one of the first matches of the day, second-grader and newcomer Jacob Gonzales won in dramatic fashion with an aggressive takedown to seal an overtime victory, setting the …
Laurie Griffith, Callari Auto Group Earn Honors From Darien Chamber Laurie Griffith, Callari Auto Group Earn Honors From Darien Chamber
Laurie Griffith, Callari Auto Group Earn Honors From Darien Chamber DARIEN, Conn. -- Laurie Griffith was awarded Volunteer Member of the Year and Callari Auto Group/BMW of Darien was named Business of the Year at the Darien Chamber of Commerce's annual meeting. Both winners were honored with a Town Proclamation delivered by First Selectman Jayme Stevenson, an Assembly Citation presented by state Rep. Terrie Wood and a Darien Chamber Award plaque from Al Tibbetts, chairman of the Darien Chamber of Commerce. Griffith, who works for Darien Bank & Trust, is a longstanding chamber member and 2013 Volunteer of the Darien Chamber. She has served on the execu…
MakerBot In Greenwich Holds Children's 3D Printing Class MakerBot In Greenwich Holds Children's 3D Printing Class
MakerBot In Greenwich Holds Children's 3D Printing Class GREENWICH, Conn. -- The recently opened MakerBot in Greenwich is registering children for a 3D printing class. Admission is $10 for the class, which is for kids ages 8-and-up. The workshop offers an intro to Tinkercad, a simple software to design things, then build them in real-life using a MakerBot Replicator 2 Desktop 3D Printer. Classes will be held on Saturdays in December and on Dec. 27 to Dec. 28 during holiday break. Registration information is available online.  
Registration Opens For Norwalk Little League Registration Opens For Norwalk Little League
Registration Opens For Norwalk Little League NORWALK, Conn. – Online registration has opened for the Norwalk Little League. Players ages 4 to 12 can register online. A registration pizza party is planned for Friday, Jan. 10, from 6 to 10 p.m. at The Batters Box, 327 Main Ave., Norwalk. Players and parents can register, and enjoy free use of the batting cages and eat pizza. Pre-registered players can also hit at the cages. For more information, contact [email protected] or call 203-571-0600.
Stamford Toys Keeps Tight Connection With Kids, Community Stamford Toys Keeps Tight Connection With Kids, Community
Stamford Toys Keeps Tight Connection With Kids, Community STAMFORD, Conn. -- On High Ridge Road in Stamford you will find the perfect place to do all of your holiday shopping for the little people in your lives. Stamford Toys and Books, owned by Nick Tarzia, was established in 2007. What started out as a small store has since expanded into a larger wonderland for kids of all ages. Tarzia is a lifetime resident of Stamford and resides in town with his wife, Janet, and two children. “They were 6 and 8 when I opened Stamford Toys, they are now teenagers, but they still think it’s cool that their dad owns a toy store,’’ Tarzia said. Located behind…
Darien Runner Ready To Race In National Championship Darien Runner Ready To Race In National Championship
Darien Runner Ready To Race In National Championship DARIEN, Conn. – A year ago, Darien High School runner Alex Ostberg was in the initial stages of coming back from a broken fibula. On Saturday, he will run on cross country’s grandest high school stage in the Foot Locker Championships in San Diego. Qualifying for the Foot Locker race is the culmination of a yearlong journey back from the injury for Ostberg, who has shown promise since middle school while racing for the Wilton Running Club. He busted out in a big way this fall. The junior won the Class L championship, finished second in New England and third in the State Open. His third-pla…
Westchester Community College Plans New Film Series Westchester Community College Plans New Film Series
Westchester Community College Plans New Film Series VALHALLA, N.Y. -- Westchester Community College is presenting a new film series in the Gateway Center on the Valhalla campus. The series begins in January. Free screenings, open to the public, will take place at 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. in Gateway’s Davis Auditorium. Here are the films scheduled:  "Papers" (Jan. 28): There are approximately two million undocumented children born outside the U.S. and raised in this country. This is the story of the challenges they face. "Red Like The Sky" (Feb. 25):  A nearly sightless boy is sent to a school for blind children where he secretly discov…
Registration Opens For Boston Buildup Races In Norwalk Registration Opens For Boston Buildup Races In Norwalk
Registration Opens For Boston Buildup Races In Norwalk FAIRFIELD COUNTY, Conn. – Registration has opened for the popular Boston Buildup running series, which begins with a 10-kilometer run Sunday, Jan. 5. The series includes four runs stretching over two months. The runs increase by 5 kilometers in successive events and are frequently used as training for runners preparing for spring marathons. The Buildup series, started by Norwalk resident Jim Gerweck, begins its 36th year. The 10K run begins at Brien McMahon High School. The rest of the schedule includes a 15K in Ridgefield on Jan. 19; a 20K in Fairfield on Feb. 9; and a 25K in Norwalk on …
New Canaan 7th Grade Girls Basketball Team Goes 2-2 New Canaan 7th Grade Girls Basketball Team Goes 2-2
New Canaan 7th Grade Girls Basketball Team Goes 2-2 NEW CANAAN, Conn. -- The New Canaan 7th grade girls travel basketball team had a strong performance as the hosts of the Joe Coppo Basketball Tournament last  weekend.  Led by coach Jana Jagodzinski, New Canaan went 2-2 against teams from Scarsdale, Mamaroneck, Wilton and Darien.  In a strong opening game vs. Scarsdale, New Canaan won 20-16 with standout performances from Olivia Cosco (9 points), Caroline Schuh (4 points), and Katelyn Sparks.  VeNae Rosdahl and Kendall Patten played well on defense. New Canaan lost its second game 25-14 to Mamaroneck despite a strong performance by K.K…
Stamford Synchronized Skating Teams Earn 3 Medals Stamford Synchronized Skating Teams Earn 3 Medals
Stamford Synchronized Skating Teams Earn 3 Medals STAMFORD, Conn. -- Three teams from Southern Connecticut Synchronized Skating won medals at the Terry Conners Southern Connecticut Synchronized Skating Open last weekend in Stamford. The Shadows (Open Juvenile) and Sprites (Beginner 2) won silver medals and Shimmers (Pre-juvenile) took pewter. The Shadows, skating to “Many Shades of Black” by Adele, were led on to the ice by Darien resident Michelle Han. She said she "felt like a little kid on Christmas; the feeling of being super excited, but not knowing what will come. Without our coaches Gina, Val, and Kari our team would probably not …
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