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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.

Tom Renner's Contributions

Business

The Westchester Bank To Receive Business Hall Of Fame Award WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. -- The Westchester Bank will be a recipient of the prestigious 2016 Business Hall of Fame Award. The Bank has been selected in the category of Small Business Success and will be awarded through The Business Council of Westchester on Tuesday, April 19 at Glen Island Harbour Club in New Rochelle. This latest award coincides with another recent Bank achievement that is the pinnacle of the banking industry, a 2016 Bauer Financial 5-Star Rating, representative of financial strength, excellence and stability. The Westchester Bank has grown from just 8 employees when it opene…

by Tom Renner

03/11/2016

Real Estate

2 Agents Join Houlihan Lawrence In Chappaqua CHAPPAQUA, N.Y. -- Kristen Deinhardt and Jennifer Laemmel have joined the Houlihan Lawrence real estate team in Chappaqua. Deinhardt is a dedicated full time real estate agent working with both buyers and sellers in the Northern Westchester and Putnam County markets. She is a native of Mahopac and currently resides with her family in Cortlandt. She is very familiar with the local community services, recreation, schools, and neighborhoods and has extensive knowledge of Westchester County and Putnam County. Laemmel is a dedicated agent who listens carefully to her clients and focuses her effo…

by Tom Renner

03/11/2016

Real Estate

3 Agents Join Houlihan Lawrence In Armonk ARMONK, N.Y. -- Three real estate agents have joined the team at Houlihan Lawrence’s office Armonk. Claudine Colletti, Janine Madonna and Zef Vataj are real estate sales persons for Houlihan Lawrence, Colletti uses her experience in project management and investment property consulting as well as collaborating with world renowned architects and designers to guide her clients through all phases of the real estate experience. Madonna, who also has real estate sales experience, is a graduate of Fordham University with a degree in communications and media studies. Vataj is a full service a…

by Tom Renner

03/11/2016

Real Estate

Mayor Pitches Proposed Tax Increase To Stamford Board Of Realtors STAMFORD, Conn. -- Mayor David Martin addressed Stamford’s Realtors at its General Membership meeting on Wednesday morning at the Italian Center on Newfield Avenue. On the heals of his proposed $536 million budget presentation to the Board of Representatives, the Mayor touched on Stamford’s fiscal position, economic development, public schools, and public safety. The Mayor’s commitment to strong fiscal management includes a 3.79 percent proposed tax increase, full funding of prior years’ unfunded pension and retirement benefits, investing in traffic, transportation and safety improvements,…

by Vikktoria Cooper

03/11/2016

Lifestyle

Pollinator Plants For The Early Spring Garden FAIRFIELD COUNTY, Conn. -- As the weather warms in early spring, overwintering pollinators wake up from their long winter’s nap, hungry and ready to forage in your garden. What do you have to offer them? How about some early blooming trees and shrubs? Woody Plants for Pollinators We rarely think of woody plants as pollinator plants, but some native flowering trees and shrubs are important resources in early spring, especially to some species of bees. Blooming at a time when much of the garden is still asleep, these woody plants provide nectar and/or pollen before much else is available. N…

by Kim Eierman

03/10/2016

Lifestyle

March is Brain Injury Awareness Month: Get Facts About Concussions WESTCHESTER COUNTY, N.Y. -- As spring and warmer weather approaches, keep yourself and your loved ones safe by learning the facts about concussion and how to prevent this common brain injury. Concussion is a mild traumatic brain injury that is caused by a blow or jolt to the head. This trauma causes the brain to slam against the skull, which can affect the brain’s normal functioning. While concussion is considered a mild brain injury, it can have a serious impact on one’s wellbeing and quality of life. Having a single concussion makes a person susceptible to another one, and repeat concussio…

Content Partner: CareMount Medical

Business

Annual Business Expo Helps Westchester Companies Move A Step Ahead WESTCHESTER COUNTY, N.Y. -- Every Westchester County business seeks growth in the months and years ahead. One of the best ways to generate attention is by attending the Westchester Business Expo, scheduled for Thursday, March 17, at the Hilton Westchester. “The Westchester Business Expo is the most anticipated trade show in the Hudson Valley,’’ said Amanda DePalma, Director of Special Events for the Business Council of Westchester, which hosts the event. “This is an unparalleled opportunity to maximize business growth in just four hours, and exhibitors receive special benefits.” The Expo wi…

Content Partner: The Business Council of Westchester

Lifestyle

Pollinator Plants For The Early Spring Garden DUTCHESS COUNTY, N.Y. -- As the weather warms in early spring, overwintering pollinators wake up from their long winter’s nap, hungry and ready to forage in your garden. What do you have to offer them? How about some early blooming trees and shrubs? Woody Plants for Pollinators We rarely think of woody plants as pollinator plants, but some native flowering trees and shrubs are important resources in early spring, especially to some species of bees. Blooming at a time when much of the garden is still asleep, these woody plants provide nectar and/or pollen before much else is available. Nec…

by Kim Eierman

03/10/2016

Lifestyle

Pollinator Plants For The Early Spring Garden PASSAIC COUNTY, N.J. -- As the weather warms in early spring, overwintering pollinators wake up from their long winter’s nap, hungry and ready to forage in your garden. What do you have to offer them? How about some early blooming trees and shrubs? Woody Plants for Pollinators We rarely think of woody plants as pollinator plants, but some native flowering trees and shrubs are important resources in early spring, especially to some species of bees. Blooming at a time when much of the garden is still asleep, these woody plants provide nectar and/or pollen before much else is available. Nect…

by Kim Eierman

03/10/2016

Lifestyle

Pollinator Plants For The Early Spring Garden WESTCHESTER COUNTY, N.Y. -- As the weather warms in early spring, overwintering pollinators wake up from their long winter’s nap, hungry and ready to forage in your garden. What do you have to offer them? How about some early blooming trees and shrubs? Woody Plants for Pollinators We rarely think of woody plants as pollinator plants, but some native flowering trees and shrubs are important resources in early spring, especially to some species of bees. Blooming at a time when much of the garden is still asleep, these woody plants provide nectar and/or pollen before much else is available. …

by Kim Eierman

03/10/2016

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