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Tom Renner

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trenner@dailyvoice.com

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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Events

Westchester Night At Islanders Game Benefits Tarrytown's Volunteer NY! WESTCHESTER COUNTY, N.Y. -- Tarrytown based nonprofit, Volunteer New York! has been selected to be the beneficiary of the first New York Islanders’ Westchester Community Night game on Tuesday, March 29 at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, with sponsorship support from Balancing Life’s Issues, Inc. A portion of every Westchester Community Night ticket will go towards supporting volunteerism and nonprofits in Westchester and the surrounding communities. An expected crowd of thousands of Westchester fans and residents, including Westchester Deputy County Executive Kevin Plunkett, will join Vol…

by Tom Renner

03/28/2016

Events

Westmoreland Sanctuary Hosts Orienteering Event MOUNT KISCO, N.Y. -- Westmoreland Sanctuary in Mount Kisco and Hudson Valley Orienteering will host Raid the Sanctuary II on Saturday, April 30. The orienteering event at the Sanctuary starts at 8 a.m. and finishes at 3. Pre-registration is recommended at Westmorelandsanctuary.org. There will be three courses available for two-person teams consisting of 10 miles, seven miles and four miles. Children under 15 must be accompanied by an adult. For more information, visit the Westmoreland Sanctuary website or the Hudson Valley Orienteering website.

by Tom Renner

03/28/2016

Real Estate

Stamford Board Of Realtors Fundraiser Supports Boys & Girls Club STAMFORD, Conn. -- The Stamford Board of Realtors annual St. Patrick’s Happy Hour fundraiser for the Boys and Girls Club of Stamford raised more than $1,400. Nearly 90 real estate agents came out wearing various hues of green in support of the Boys and Girls Club at Tomato Tomato on Shippan Avenue. The funds raised will go to benefit the Club’s mission and core programming, which includes after-school homework assistance, computers, and social cultural, sports and recreational activities. The Boys and Girls Club is located on Stillwater Avenue.

by Tom Renner

03/26/2016

Police & Fire

Bethel Neighborhood Shocked By Shooting Death In Murder-Suicide Attempt BETHEL, Conn. — A Bethel neighborhood was in shock late Friday afternoon after one man was found shot to death and two other adults were injured in what police were calling an attempted murder-suicide as police swarmed the area to investigate. Bethel Police at the scene of the fatal shooting at 11 Governors Lane confirmed that all three victims had been shot, and a gun had been recovered at the home. Bethel Police Officer Mike Libertini said police did not know why the shooting occurred and that the investigation was starting into the fatal shooting. All three victims were described as ad…

by Daily Voice

03/25/2016

Real Estate

A Fresh Look At Existing Construction In Rye RYE, N.Y. -- One of the more obvious changes in Rye real estate over the past few years has been the increase in new construction properties, driven by consumer demand. But buyers may be missing the mark by not giving equal opportunity to long standing properties and here are a few reasons why: Property: Some of the existing homes are situated on the most beautiful pieces of property! It is cost effective for a developer to build to the maximum square footage allowed on the lot size. Hence, you are less likely to find a generous backyard for a pool, swing set, or even simply privacy. Locat…

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Lifestyle

Enchanting Ephemerals for Your Early Spring Garden – Part 1 FAIRFIELD COUNTY, Conn. -- With spring finally here, we eagerly await the early blooms of the season. One group of early blooming plants that we often forget to use in our gardens are native spring ephemerals. These plants grow naturally in woodland settings and awake from their winter’s nap coaxed by the sun that penetrates the forest before leaves emerge on the trees. As the name “ephemeral” implies, these small woodland charmers don’t last very long. They start to die back once trees leaf-out, although some ephemeral plants persist longer than others. Most spring ephemerals will disappear…

by Kim Eierman

03/25/2016

Lifestyle

Enchanting Ephemerals for Your Early Spring Garden – Part 1 WESTCHESTER COUNTY, N.Y. -- With spring finally here, we eagerly await the early blooms of the season. One group of early blooming plants that we often forget to use in our gardens are native spring ephemerals. These plants grow naturally in woodland settings and awake from their winter’s nap coaxed by the sun that penetrates the forest before leaves emerge on the trees. As the name “ephemeral” implies, these small woodland charmers don’t last very long. They start to die back once trees leaf-out, although some ephemeral plants persist longer than others. Most spring ephemerals will disappea…

by Kim Eierman

03/25/2016

Lifestyle

Enchanting Ephemerals for Your Early Spring Garden – Part 1 BERGEN COUNTY, N.J. -- With spring finally here, we eagerly await the early blooms of the season. One group of early blooming plants that we often forget to use in our gardens are native spring ephemerals. These plants grow naturally in woodland settings and awake from their winter’s nap coaxed by the sun that penetrates the forest before leaves emerge on the trees. As the name “ephemeral” implies, these small woodland charmers don’t last very long. They start to die back once trees leaf-out, although some ephemeral plants persist longer than others. Most spring ephemerals will disappear by …

by Kim Eierman

03/25/2016

Lifestyle

Enchanting Ephemerals for Your Early Spring Garden – Part 1 PASSAIC COUNTY, N.J. -- With spring finally here, we eagerly await the early blooms of the season. One group of early blooming plants that we often forget to use in our gardens are native spring ephemerals. These plants grow naturally in woodland settings and awake from their winter’s nap coaxed by the sun that penetrates the forest before leaves emerge on the trees. As the name “ephemeral” implies, these small woodland charmers don’t last very long. They start to die back once trees leaf-out, although some ephemeral plants persist longer than others. Most spring ephemerals will disappear by…

by Kim Eierman

03/25/2016

Lifestyle

Enchanting Ephemerals for Your Early Spring Garden – Part 1 DUTCHESS COUNTY, N.Y. -- With spring finally here, we eagerly await the early blooms of the season. One group of early blooming plants that we often forget to use in our gardens are native spring ephemerals. These plants grow naturally in woodland settings and awake from their winter’s nap coaxed by the sun that penetrates the forest before leaves emerge on the trees. As the name “ephemeral” implies, these small woodland charmers don’t last very long. They start to die back once trees leaf-out, although some ephemeral plants persist longer than others. Most spring ephemerals will disappear b…

by Kim Eierman

03/25/2016

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