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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

Lifestyle

Feeding Hungry Visitors In Your Winter Landscape ROCKLAND COUNTY, N.Y. -- The recent blizzard brought us something other than two feet of snow. It brought hungry birds into our yards – including flocks of robins. Robins? Aren’t they migrating birds that should be well south of us at this time of year? It turns out that not all robins migrate - some overwinter in their breeding range, if food sources appear to be available. Erratic and increasing temperatures, linked to climate change, may also be encouraging some migratory birds to stay put. Of additional concern, is the impact that electronics may have in disrupting the internal magnetic…

by Kim Eierman

02/04/2016

Lifestyle

Feeding Hungry Visitors In Your Winter Landscape DUTCHESS COUNTY, N.Y. -- The recent blizzard brought us something other than two feet of snow. It brought hungry birds into our yards – including flocks of robins. Robins? Aren’t they migrating birds that should be well south of us at this time of year? It turns out that not all robins migrate - some overwinter in their breeding range, if food sources appear to be available. Erratic and increasing temperatures, linked to climate change, may also be encouraging some migratory birds to stay put. Of additional concern, is the impact that electronics may have in disrupting the internal magnetic…

by Kim Eierman

02/04/2016

Lifestyle

Feeding Hungry Visitors In Your Winter Landscape WESTCHESTER COUNTY, N.Y. -- The recent blizzard brought us something other than two feet of snow. It brought hungry birds into our yards – including flocks of robins. Robins? Aren’t they migrating birds that should be well south of us at this time of year? It turns out that not all robins migrate - some overwinter in their breeding range, if food sources appear to be available. Erratic and increasing temperatures, linked to climate change, may also be encouraging some migratory birds to stay put. Of additional concern, is the impact that electronics may have in disrupting the internal magne…

by Kim Eierman

02/04/2016

Lifestyle

Feeding Hungry Visitors In Your Winter Landscape PUTNAM COUNTY, N.Y. -- The recent blizzard brought us something other than two feet of snow. It brought hungry birds into our yards – including flocks of robins. Robins? Aren’t they migrating birds that should be well south of us at this time of year? It turns out that not all robins migrate - some overwinter in their breeding range, if food sources appear to be available. Erratic and increasing temperatures, linked to climate change, may also be encouraging some migratory birds to stay put. Of additional concern, is the impact that electronics may have in disrupting the internal magnetic c…

by Kim Eierman

02/04/2016

Lifestyle

Feeding Hungry Visitors In Your Winter Landscape PUTNAM COUNTY, N.Y. -- The recent blizzard brought us something other than two feet of snow. It brought hungry birds into our yards – including flocks of robins. Robins? Aren’t they migrating birds that should be well south of us at this time of year? It turns out that not all robins migrate - some overwinter in their breeding range, if food sources appear to be available. Erratic and increasing temperatures, linked to climate change, may also be encouraging some migratory birds to stay put. Of additional concern, is the impact that electronics may have in disrupting the internal magnetic c…

by Kim Eierman

02/04/2016

Lifestyle

Feeding Hungry Visitors In Your Winter Landscape PUTNAM COUNTY, N.Y. -- The recent blizzard brought us something other than two feet of snow. It brought hungry birds into our yards – including flocks of robins. Robins? Aren’t they migrating birds that should be well south of us at this time of year? It turns out that not all robins migrate - some overwinter in their breeding range, if food sources appear to be available. Erratic and increasing temperatures, linked to climate change, may also be encouraging some migratory birds to stay put. Of additional concern, is the impact that electronics may have in disrupting the internal magnetic c…

by Kim Eierman

02/04/2016

Schools

New York Politician Visits Students At Berkeley College In White Plains WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. -- New York State Assemblyman David Buchwald met with Berkeley College President Michael J. Smith and students at the Berkeley College campus in White Plains last week. “I’m really honored to have Berkeley College in my Assembly District,” Assemblyman Buchwald said. Students shared their aspirations for the future and discussed the college’s community service club and volunteer initiatives students have been a part of in the City of White Plains, including with Lifting Up Westchester, a non-profit organization that provides shelter and support to residents in need in West…

by Tom Renner

02/04/2016

Neighbors

Furniture Sharehouse Helps Westchester Families Find A New Start WESTCHESTER COUNTY, N.Y. -- Most Westchester County families take for granted that they will have a bed to sleep in at night and a kitchen table to gather around for family meals. Kate Bialo, a Larchmont resident and founder of Furniture Sharehouse, knows that not every family has those basic necessities. Even better, her organization takes steps to address this issue, providing free furniture to Westchester County residents who do not have and cannot afford beds, dining tables, sofas, chairs and other home furnishings. Furniture Sharehouse, a New York State nonprofit, collects donations of…

Content Partner: Bronxville Real Estate

Real Estate

4th Quarter Real Estate Sales In Westport Paint Contrary Picture WESTPORT, Conn. -- Fourth quarter statistics from Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices New England Properties report painted a dichotomous picture for Westport real estate. The median sale price for Westport homes jumped 6.7 percent for single family homes and 6.3 percent for condominiums. Sales of single family homes fell 10.9 percent, however, and condo sales fell 33.3 percent. Mary Crist, the office leader for the Westport office of Berkshire Hathaway, believes more home sales in the higher end of the marketplace helped push the median sale price higher. Sales fell overall, she said, as many…

Content Partner: Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices New England Properties

Real Estate

Berkshire Hathaway HS NE Properties Offers One-Stop Shopping In Fairfield FAIRFIELD, Conn. -- Sellers and buyers near the town of Fairfield can find one-stop shopping at Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices New England Properties. Office leader Walter Hibbs leads an office that features 67 agents, and includes a luxury division that showcases some of the region’s most exclusive properties. Besides Fairfield, the office works with clients in Westport, Easton, Redding, Monroe, Trumbull, Black Rock, Stratford and Milford. The range of prices includes condos for under $100,000 to homes in the millions. What’s more, Berkshire Hathaway offers mortgage and insurance services…

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