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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Greenwich, CT
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New Owner Of Greenwich Bicycle Store Has Long Passion For Sport New Owner Of Greenwich Bicycle Store Has Long Passion For Sport
New Owner Of Greenwich Bicycle Store Has Long Passion For Sport GREENWICH, Conn. – Frank DeLio has done it all with bicycles for the past 20 years. Now he gets to share is passion for riding, equipment and maintenance as the new owner of River Bicycles in Greenwich. DeLio raced bikes as an amateur for five years, and worked with former owner Ken Adler for the past 15. He brings that experience to his customers with bikes for everyone from beginners to competitive athletes. “I love working with my hands,’’ said DeLio, who is also an accomplished chef. “My main objective is to focus on the customer. I fix all the bikes, clean them and get the right fit …

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by Tom Renner
Wilton, CT
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Wilton's Mary Beth Greer Shoots For Another National Rowing Medal Wilton's Mary Beth Greer Shoots For Another National Rowing Medal
Wilton's Mary Beth Greer Shoots For Another National Rowing Medal WILTON, CONN. – Wilton’s Mary Beth Greer, a member of Westport-based Saugatuck Rowing Club, already has one medal from the USRowing Youth National Championships. This weekend in Tennessee, she will try for another. Greer, a junior, will row in Saugatuck’s Women’s 8 at the national championship regatta in Oak Ridge. Last year, she teamed with Connor Cashel of Fairfield to take second by three seconds in the Women’s Lightweight Double. Greer raced in Saugatuck’s Women’s Lightweight 8 that finished third at regionals, which also qualified for nationals, but she will focus on the Women’s 8 at n…

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by Tom Renner
Norwalk, CT
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Brien McMahon's Shnyden Pierre Named Athlete Of The Month Brien McMahon's Shnyden Pierre Named Athlete Of The Month
Brien McMahon's Shnyden Pierre Named Athlete Of The Month NORWALK, Conn. – Brien McMahon junior Shnyden Pierre was one of the rare double winners at last month’s Fairfield County Interscholastic Athletic Conference track championships. The events in which he struck gold made it even more remarkable. Pierre won the 200 and 400 meters at the league meet to earn The Daily Voice Athlete of the Month honors for Fairfield County in May. He set a meet record with his time in the 400, running 48.67 to erase a mark set in 2010. Pierre had a chance to add a third gold. He had the second fastest time in the 100, but a false start in the final cost him that…

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by Tom Renner
Norwalk, CT
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Norwalk River Rowing Send 8 Crews To National Regatta Norwalk River Rowing Send 8 Crews To National Regatta
Norwalk River Rowing Send 8 Crews To National Regatta NORWALK, Conn. – The Norwalk River Rowing Association will send eight crews and 16 athletes to the USRowing Youth National Championships this week in Oak Ridge, Tenn. Athletes from Norwalk, Wilton, New Canaan, Darien and Pound Ridge will represent Norwalk River Rowing, which has the largest contingent of boats from the Northeast headed to nationals. Women’s head coach Catharine Labine has two crews headed to the national regatta, while men’s coach Yuri Kolomiets will be sending six crews. Norwalk River Rowing’s girls crew consists of the Women’s 4+ of Julia Barr; Amanda Jenkins; Kylie O’C…

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by Tom Renner
Westport, CT
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Lucie Arnaz & Larry Luckinbill To Sell Weston Home, Move West Lucie Arnaz & Larry Luckinbill To Sell Weston Home, Move West
Lucie Arnaz & Larry Luckinbill To Sell Weston Home, Move West WESTON, Conn. – One of the first things actor Larry Luckinbill did when he moved to Weston in 2007 was acquire a library card. Now that he and his wife, actor Lucie Arnaz, have decided to move to Palm Springs, Calif., it is that sense of community, the people and the pride that he will miss. “I’m going to miss Peter’s Market,’’ said Luckinbill, who put his five-bedroom colonial home on White Oak Lane up for sale last month for $1.299 million. “I’d go there almost daily. We didn’t have much interaction with the schools, but every time you went to vote there was a lot of seriousness about it.…

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Norwalk, CT
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Norwalk-Based Charity Offers Spots For NYC Marathon Norwalk-Based Charity Offers Spots For NYC Marathon
Norwalk-Based Charity Offers Spots For NYC Marathon FAIRFIELD COUNTY, Conn. -- The Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation has slots available for runners who want to run in the New York City Marathon. The MMRF is fielding a team of  125 runners for the race in November and is giving Fairfield County runners the first chance for the slots. The foundation is a Norwalk-based cancer charity that is a Silver Level partner of the New York City Marathon and is able to offer team members special amenities, including a team coach bus to the starting line at Fort Wadsworth, a team tent at the start, a 16-week training plan, a technical jersey and more…

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by Tom Renner
Ridgefield, CT
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Ridgefield's Nicholas Donofrio Receives Honor From Pace Ridgefield's Nicholas Donofrio Receives Honor From Pace
Ridgefield's Nicholas Donofrio Receives Honor From Pace RIDGEFIELD, Conn. – Ridgefield’s Nicholas Donofrio was honored by Pace University’s Seidenberg School of Computer Science and Information Systems at a recent reception in New York. Donofio, a retired IBM Fellow emeritus and executive vice president for innovation and technology, was honored at the 18th Leadership and Service in Technology Award Reception at  Bank of New York Mellon. He retired from IBM and formed NMD Consulting LLC in 2008. He began his career at IBM in 1964 and worked at the company for more than 40 years. Donofrio holds seven technology patents, is a member of numerou…

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New Canaan, CT
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Waveny Care Center Leads Way In Reduced Medication For Patients Waveny Care Center Leads Way In Reduced Medication For Patients
Waveny Care Center Leads Way In Reduced Medication For Patients NEW CANAAN, Conn. – Waveny Care Center is leading the way in medication reduction for patients – specifically, those with dementia – with excellent outcomes. In response to new research conducted by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), the federal agency that administers Medicare, Waveny has successfully reduced rates of antipsychotic medication in appropriate circumstances in favor of therapeutic person-centered, individualized interventions. Historically, people living with dementia have frequently been prescribed antipsychotic drugs as a first resort by their physici…

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by Kristen Sinatra
Lewisboro, NY
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Harvey Tennis Ace Brent Feldman Named Athlete Of The Month Harvey Tennis Ace Brent Feldman Named Athlete Of The Month
Harvey Tennis Ace Brent Feldman Named Athlete Of The Month KATONAH, N.Y. – Brent Feldman played on The Harvey School’s varsity tennis team since he was an eighth-grader. The senior from Waccabuc ended his career with a conference championship, team MVP honors and just one loss during five brilliant years with the Cavaliers. Feldman’s tennis success earned him The Daily Voice Athlete of the Month honors for May in Westchester. “My career definitely exceeded my expectations,’’ said Feldman, who will continue his career at Bates College in Maine. “I really had no clue how the team would pull together. We gained confidence in ourselves each and every…

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Darien, CT
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Rory's In Darien Hosts Roots, Rock & Run On Sunday Rory's In Darien Hosts Roots, Rock & Run On Sunday
Rory's In Darien Hosts Roots, Rock & Run On Sunday DARIEN, Conn. – The third annual Roots, Rock & Run Festival will be held Sunday, June 9, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Rory’s Restaurant at 416 Post Road in Darien. Festivities will start with a 5K run co-sponsored by Runner’s Roost. T-shirts will be given to the first 150 registrants, and the early registration fee is $20.  The race will be followed by an outdoor festival with live music of all genres with local bands Dr. B and the Brotherhood, Ken Atkins & the Honky Tonk Kind, and more. There is no admission for the post party, but it is a fundraiser for “Click it for Cassie” and …

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