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 Little League Rolls Behind Chad Knight's No-Hitter Westport Little League Rolls Behind Chad Knight's No-Hitter
Westport Little League Rolls Behind Chad Knight's No-Hitter WESTPORT, Conn.  – The Westport Little League All-Stars rode the no-hit pitching of Chad Knight to an 8-0 win over Edgewood on Thursday in Stamford in its first game in the Section 1 Little League Tournament. Westport will play Orange on Saturday at 1 p.m. at Federal Field in Stamford. Westport is undefeated this summer in eight games in District 2 and Section 1 tournament play. Knight was the story in Thursday’s win. He fanned 13 batters and got stronger as the game went on. Edgewood, the District 5 champion, was silenced one night after scoring 23 runs in a win over Stamford National. …
Broxville-Ley Real Estate Plans Talk For Empty-Nesters Broxville-Ley Real Estate Plans Talk For Empty-Nesters
Broxville-Ley Real Estate Plans Talk For Empty-Nesters BRONXVILLE, N.Y. – Bronxville-Ley Real Estate is hosting a discussion, “Relocating The Empty Nest,” from 7-9 p.m. Sept. 24 in the Yeager Room of the Bronxville Public Library. Homeowners whose children have moved on can learn about lifestyle changes. People who want to consider how to avoid escalating real estate taxes and utility bills,  and flee the responsibilities of yard work, snow removal, plumbing repairs and roofing maintenance, are encouraged to attend. The panel of experts includes a move/transition manager, a CPA, a financial planner, a New York City real estate broker and othe…
Somers Manor Earns Prestigious Award For Quality Somers Manor Earns Prestigious Award For Quality
Somers Manor Earns Prestigious Award For Quality SOMERS, N.Y. --  Somers Manor Nursing Home was recently awarded the Providigm Embracing Quality Award for 2013 for exceptional achievement in preventing hospital re-admissions.  Only 285 facilities received awards in 2013, putting Somers Manor in an elite group of skilled nursing facilities nationwide. “The Providigm Embracing Quality Award program recognizes the highest performers in three categories,” said Barbara Baylis, Accreditation Program Director at Providigm.  “Skilled nursing facilities are recognized for outstanding survey performance, preventing re-admissions to hospitals, and…
Darien 12-And-Under Baseball Team Wins Milford Tourney Darien 12-And-Under Baseball Team Wins Milford Tourney
Darien 12-And-Under Baseball Team Wins Milford Tourney DARIEN, Conn. -- The Connecticut Blue Thunder 12-and-under baseball team, based in Darien, won the Milford Summer Bash Baseball Tournament over the weekend.  The Thunder went 6-0 in the tournament. Team picture: Back row, left to right:Frank Cicero, Sean O’Malley, Harry Rayhill, Jackson Vaught, Reid Gesualdi, Jack Maley and Coach Anthony Gesualdi, Front row, left to right: Jack Bogdan, Nicholas Conte, Brian Cicero, Max DeBeradinis and Max Gasvoda. Missing from the photo are manager Tom Conte, Jake Hyde, Joe Skarad and Nathan Hadlow.
Westport Rowers Make U23 National Team Westport Rowers Make U23 National Team
Westport Rowers Make U23 National Team FAIRFIELD COUNTY, Conn. – Rowers from New Canaan, Darien, Westport and Southport were named to the USRowing Under-23 team that will compete in the World Rowing U23 Championships July 24-28 in Linz, Austria. Norwalk’s Yan Vengerovskiy, the coach at Norwalk’s Maritime Rowing Club, will be on the U.S. coaching staff. New Canaan’s Andrew Campbell will row in the lightweight men’s single sculls. Matt Podlesak, of New Canaan, and Darien’s Parker Lange will compete on the lightweight men’s quadruple sculls. Westport’s Max Meyer-Bosse will row on the Men’s Eight, and Michael Davidson, of Southpor…
First-Rate Volunteers Propel Pound Ridge Fire Department First-Rate Volunteers Propel Pound Ridge Fire Department
First-Rate Volunteers Propel Pound Ridge Fire Department POUND RIDGE, N.Y. -- I recently visited with Eddie Trail, chief of the Pound Ridge Volunteer Fire Department. He showed me the emergency vehicles and explained the history and mission in serving town residents. Some may not know our Fire Department was officially organized in 1933. Another interesting fact: in 1936 when the department was in a small structure behind Samuel Parker’s store, the fire house burned down. That incident was one of the most serious fires the town has endured and most residents would like to keep it that way. Since 1949, the department has been at its headquarters i…
New Name, Programs Coming To Ridgefield Sports Club New Name, Programs Coming To Ridgefield Sports Club
New Name, Programs Coming To Ridgefield Sports Club RIDGEFIELD, Conn. – Seth Hirschel believes new classes and equipment as well as lower prices will give him a competitive edge as he takes over as the new owner of "the gym," formerly the Ridgefield Fitness Club. He closed on a deal in late June to purchase the club on Grove Street from Sue and Jim Johnstone. Hirschel, who owns facilities in Southbury, New Milford and New York City, has rebranded the club as "the gym." “We know Ridgefield is a great town, people are health conscious, wellness oriented and athletic,” Hirschel said. “We’re excited to invest in this town.” Members will be t…
Hines' Legacy Still Lives In Ossining Schools Hines' Legacy Still Lives In Ossining Schools
Hines' Legacy Still Lives In Ossining Schools OSSINING, N.Y. -- Hester Bateman Spencer Hines was born in North Carolina in 1923.   She was a direct descendant of the Rev. Henry E, Duers, founder of the Star of Bethlehem Baptist Church, in Ossining.  Upon her graduation from Shaw University in 1941, she taught in her home for two years before moving to Ossining. In 1949, she became the first black teacher hired by the Ossining school district, where her first assignment was teaching first-grade at Park School.  She continued her formal education by earning a master's degrde from Columbia University in 1951 and did post-graduate work a…
Tokeneke Home In Darien Offers Luxury, Views And History Tokeneke Home In Darien Offers Luxury, Views And History
Tokeneke Home In Darien Offers Luxury, Views And History DARIEN, Conn. – A five-bedroom home built in 1912 in the Tokeneke Association of Darien came on the market recently with Halstead Darien and agent Patty Hutchinson. “Still Waters” at 3 Coves End Road includes 6½ baths and is located directly on the Tokeneke lagoon known as “Pound Gut,” fed by a natural stream and emptying into the Scott’s Cove extension. This home sits on nearly an acre and is being offered for $4.495 million.  The home was originally built as two side-by-side houses for a pair of sisters. Through a renovation true to their architectural character, the homes were joined a…
Norwalk Riptide Softball Team Wins Beacon Falls Tournament Norwalk Riptide Softball Team Wins Beacon Falls Tournament
Norwalk Riptide Softball Team Wins Beacon Falls Tournament NORWALK, Conn. – The Norwalk Riptide 16-and-under softball team won the Valley Fusion Summer Sizzler PONY Softball tournament last weekend in Beacon Falls with a 1-0 win over Mirage 97s in the championship game. The Riptide, 17-5-1 on the summer, play in the USA Elite College Showcase tournament this weekend in North Haven. It will also represent Connecticut in the Babe Ruth Regional Tournament beginning July 25 in Pittsfield, Mass. The team is seeking to advance to the Babe Ruth World Series. In Sunday’s title game, Norwalk scored the winning run in the fifth inning when Amy Hurd singled…
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