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.

Tom Renner's Contributions

Boo Fumigalli Is Committed To Bedford Boo Fumigalli Is Committed To Bedford
Boo Fumigalli Is Committed To Bedford The Daily Voice accepts signed, original letters to the editor. We reserve the right to edit submissions, but we ask that you keep your correspondence under 500 words. Please send letters to [email protected]. To the editor: I first met Boo Fumagalli when she was President of the Katonah Lewisboro school board.  She struck me as smart, articulate and dedicated to our children’s education and our community, someone I would like to get to know. As luck would have it our paths did cross again on the Katonah Memorial Park Association where we have worked side by side for over 14 years.…
David Goodnough, 83, Of Ossining; Book Editor, Author David Goodnough, 83, Of Ossining; Book Editor, Author
David Goodnough, 83, Of Ossining; Book Editor, Author OSSINING, N.Y. -- David Goodnough, 83, of Ossining died on Sept. 26. Goodnough was born on Aug.6, 1930 in Binghamton, N.Y., to Bruce and Norine Goodnough.  He was an editor for various book publishers for over 40 years and the author of numerous books. He is survived by his wife Doris, son Jonathan, daughter Norine (Paul) Hochman, and grandchildren Lou and Libby.  He is also survived by his sister Nancy Morse; , brother Robert  and nieces and nephews. Visiting hours will be held Monday, Sept. 30, 4:30-6:30 p.m. at Dorsey Funeral Home.  Services and interment are private.  In lieu of flo…
The Upcoming Election In Pound Ridge The Upcoming Election In Pound Ridge
The Upcoming Election In Pound Ridge Opinions expressed on The Daily Voice websites are those of the author.  POUND RIDGE, N.Y. -- As a contributor to the Pound Ridge Daily Voice, I am honored to publish articles on local residents and businesses that make our town as special as it is. This includes expressing opinions which so far has earned me an equal number of critics and fans alike. In the next few weeks, I will be sharing several such opinions regarding who I believe has the most experience in leading our town and therefore who I think should be elected on Tuesday, Nov. 5. My opinions on who should hold public office…
Velvet is Back Velvet is Back
Velvet is Back WESTCHESTER COUNTY, N.Y. -- September is almost a memory so I have put away my whites … white shoes, white handbag and white duck pants. With all the troubles in the world that I can’t do anything about … Syria, Kenya, Turkey … and on the home front the debt ceiling and Obamacare … I for one am distracting myself by changing my closet from summer to fall and making the really big decision of what to wear to the ArtsWestchester gala in November. There is good news in the fashion world (if not in the real world).  Velvet is back.  This may not rock your boat, but for years it rocked mine. Yes…
Norwalk Packers 4th Grade Football Team Stays Undefeated Norwalk Packers 4th Grade Football Team Stays Undefeated
Norwalk Packers 4th Grade Football Team Stays Undefeated NORWALK, Conn. -- The Norwalk Packers 4th grade football team defeated New Milford, 32-0, to improve to 4-0. Quarterback Matt Claps ran for a touchdown and tossed extra points to Sincere Henderson and Branden Louis to lead the Packers. For the complete league report on the Packers, click on the attached PDF.  
Pound Ridge Residents Support Democrats At Casino Night Pound Ridge Residents Support Democrats At Casino Night
Pound Ridge Residents Support Democrats At Casino Night POUND RIDGE, N.Y. -- Democratic and Independent parties were supported at a recent “Casino Night” in Pound Ridge. Liz and Rod Ades hosted the fund-raiser to raise funds for candidates Ali Boak, town supervisor; Dan Paschkes, Sherene De Palma, town board; and Ira Clair, town justice. The “Everything Pound Ridge” raffle prize included a gift certificate to Plum Plums Cheese Shop, granola from Healing Home Foods (both on Westchester Avenue); copies of "Pound Ridge Past: Remembrances of Our Townsfolk" by Bonni Brodnick and "Images of America: Pound Ridge," by Richard Major and Vince Manna; a …
Chili Challenge Will Benefit Darien Nature Center Chili Challenge Will Benefit Darien Nature Center
Chili Challenge Will Benefit Darien Nature Center DARIEN, Conn. – Darien Nature Center will hold its first Chili Challenge on Saturday from 7-10 p.m. Eleven local restaurants will offer samples for the event, which will be held at the Darien Nature Center at 120 Brookside Road. Proceeds benefit the nature center and the cost is $75 per ticket. There will be live music and raffle prizes. Darien First Selectman Jayme Stevenson will judge the chili along with Elizabeth Hearle, the executive director of the nature center, and restaurant critic Melanie Bernard. More details on participating restaurants are available online. Tickets can also…
Trinity Catholic JV Football Team Falls To Westhill Trinity Catholic JV Football Team Falls To Westhill
Trinity Catholic JV Football Team Falls To Westhill STAMFORD, Conn. -- The Trinity Catholic High School junior varsity football team lost to Westhill, 14-0, in its first game of the season Monday. The young Crusaders play at Fairfield Warde at 10 a.m. Saturday.
Harvey School In Katonah Hosts U.S. Floorball Invitational Harvey School In Katonah Hosts U.S. Floorball Invitational
Harvey School In Katonah Hosts U.S. Floorball Invitational KATONAH, N.Y. – Greg Janos introduced floorball to his students at The Harvey School about a year ago. The concept caught fire, and this weekend the school will host the U.S. Floorball Invitational with teams from the U.S. and Canada and players from Europe. “I met with guys at Generation Floorball last year and they gave me a bunch of sticks,’’ said Janos, the coach of the girls soccer and girls lacrosse teams at Harvey. “We’ve been playing it for a little under a year, and it has just exploded with interest.” The sport is similar to street hockey, where six-player teams try to direct a …
Norwalk High's Marching Bears Add Another Victory Norwalk High's Marching Bears Add Another Victory
Norwalk High's Marching Bears Add Another Victory NORWALK, Conn. -- The Norwalk High School Marching Bears won their second straight Musical Arts Conference competition by edging rival Trumbull Saturday at Naugatuck High School. This win capped off what was a marathon day of practice, exhibition and competition. Members of the Marching Bears began practice at 8:30 a.m. Saturday. The squad practiced at its home field, and then packed gear and instruments early in the afternoon for a crosstown ride to Brien McMahon, where the Bears performed in an exhibition. After performing at McMahon, Norwalk hit the road to Naugatuck  The Bears perform…
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