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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Darien, CT

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Darien Chamber Supports 'Going For Green' Campaign DARIEN, Conn. – The Darien Chamber of Commerce and other town groups are supporting the sixth annual “Darien Going For Green” campaign, including a poster contest for high school students. Darien Beautification and The Green Team are also behind the effort, which will include the weekly publishing of growing tips, articles and letters to support practices for a healthy environment. Students at Darien High School in the graphic arts class of Dorine Bosler are making posters to support the cause. Artists, marketing specialists and green team members will judge the posters, and the top two w…

by Tom Renner

04/09/2013

Yorktown, NY

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Yorktown's Mike Moccia Ready To Race In Boston YORKTOWN, N.Y. – Yorktown’s Mike Moccia began running competitively at age 50 and has quickly become established as a top contender in his age division in races throughout Westchester County. Moccia, 53, who will run the Boston Marathon on April 15, has won his age division in two races this year. Monday’s race will be his first Boston and fifth marathon overall. “I had been running for 10 years before, but just a little bit, maybe 10 miles a week,’’ said Moccia, who works in the maintenance department for the Town of Greenburgh. “A friend said I should try doing a few more longer runs, a…

by Tom Renner

04/09/2013

Ossining, NY

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Son's Autism Spurs Ossining's Michele Lawton To Run OSSINING, N.Y. – Ossining’s Michele Lawton feels indebted to The New England Center for Children for helping her 23-year-old autistic son, Jack, live an independent life. She’s going the extra mile, 26 of them in fact, to prove it. Lawton will run in the Boston Marathon for the second time on Monday. She is raising money for the NECC in Southborough, Mass. Jack resided at NECC for 14 years before graduating two years ago. He now lives in an adult group home in Ossining. Lawton also ran for the school in Boston in 2010. “No matter how hard a training run is or how grueling a marathon exper…

by Tom Renner

04/09/2013

Briarcliff, NY

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Fred Weinstein Ends Long Run On Briarcliff Bench BRIARCLIFF, N.Y. – Fred Weinstein remembers meeting other judges during his first year as the Village Justice in Briarcliff Manor in 1995. “I met guys who had been on the bench for 30 years,’’ Weinstein said after stepping down last month. “I can see how it can happen. It was very rewarding.” Weinstein said he did not have “a preconceived notion” on how long he would serve when he was appointed to the position. He filled out that term, and ran unopposed every four years thereafter to retain his seat on the bench. Weinstein said he enjoyed making a difference in the lives of many of the pe…

by Tom Renner

04/08/2013

White Plains, NY

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Hudson Gateway Realtors Tour White Plains Hospital WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. -- White Plains area members of the Hudson Gateway Association of Realtors took a tour and enjoyed breakfast recently at White Plains Hospital. The group had the opportunity to meet hospital leaders, review plans for updating and expansion, and tour the hospital’s newest facilities, including its emergency department, cardiac catheterization lab and newly designed patient rooms. The Hudson Gateway Association of Realtors is a not-for-profit trade association with more than 9,000 real estate professionals from Westchester, Putnam, Rockland, and Orange counties.

by The Daily Voice

04/08/2013

Somers, NY

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Caramoor Center In Katonah Unveils Summer Lineup KATONAH, NY – The 68th annual summer festival at Caramoor Center for Music and the Arts in Katonah opens with its first Broadway Show, “She Loves Me,” on June 22 and 23. The festival has a diverse lineup of artists, with a repertoire from the worlds of classical, jazz, Latin and American Roots music. The festival at the 90-acre garden estate will run through Aug. 7. “Caramoor is a renowned oasis for musical inspiration that offers audiences the opportunity to hear an in-depth spectrum of music in one of the country’s legendary outdoor settings,” said Jeffrey P. Haydon, chief executive of …

by Tom Renner

04/08/2013

Stamford, CT

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Carpentry Unlimited Tops Clairol In Springdale LL STAMFORD, Conn. – Results from the opening weekend in the Springdale Little League in Stamford. Carpentry Unlimited 11, Clairol 4: Carpentry Unlimited lead off the season defeating defending champion Clairol 11-4. Pitchers Nick Chuckas and Matt Tiplady, who threw four scoreless innings of relief, combined to fan six on just one walk. They were backed by solid defense, led by Jack Hoch and Henry Carucci. Carpentry hammered 10 hits topped by Chuckas’ four singles and three runs scored. Matt Doyle smacked an extra base hit off the top of the left center fence. Patrick Teasdale, Pete Johnson…

by Submitted by Springdale Little League

04/08/2013

Armonk, NY

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Military Academy Offers Boys Schooling Option To Westchester TARRYTOWN, N.Y. – Boys who want exposure to international students don’t necessarily have to go overseas. Missouri Military Academy, which is recruiting students this week in Westchester County, has a whole host of nationalities among its students in grades six to 12. “A lot of boys come to us from around the world,’’ said Christine Smith, the school’s group director of admissions, marketing and technology. “We have students from China, Ghan, Korea, Mexico, from all around the world. The location is in the Midwest, but the students are global and international.” Missouri Military is recru…

by Tom Renner

04/08/2013

White Plains, NY

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Archbishop Stepinac Drama Club Wins Top Award WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. – The Archbishop Stepinac High School Drama Club won the Education Award as ArtsWestchester held its Arts Award Luncheon on April 4 at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in White Plains. The White Plains high school won the award that is presented to an artist, individual, group, school, district or organization that has enriched arts education in Westchester through extraordinary vision and leadership. In the above photo, White Plains Mayor Tom Roach (right) stands with Stepinac seniors (from left): Tom Megan, Tim Stanson, Brian McNally and Stephen McMahon.

by Tom Renner

04/05/2013

Mount Pleasant, NY

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Coldwell Banker Residental Brokerage Offers Home Of Ex-Ballplayer BRIARCLIFF, N.Y. – Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage’s Jo-Ann Reilly, an associate broker with the company’s Briarcliff/Pleasantville office, has been selected to market and sell the Valhalla, N.Y., home of the late Salvador Yvars, a former Major League baseball player. Yvars played for the New York Giants, including the 1951 team that played in the World Series. Surrounded by lush gardens, 1 Allen St. is a split-level residence offering 2,264 square feet, three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a stone fireplace and two-car garage. The home is available for $679,000. The residence was buil…

by Tom Renner

04/05/2013

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