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Tom Renner

Client Editor

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

Sports

Stamford Skaters Invite Public To Free Showcase STAMFORD, Conn. -- The Southern CT Synchronized Skating team and the Skating Club of Southern CT invite the public to a free Skater Showcase on Sunday, March 19 at the Terry Conners Rink from 2-4:30 p.m. Individual skaters and each line from the team will perform their routines. Admission is Free. The following week the SCSS team hosts a series of Open House Clinics for interested skaters to get to know the team and the requirements for tryouts. The dates are Monday, March 20, from 4-5 p.m.for skaters who passed Preliminary Moves in the Field; Tuesday, March 21, for Juvenile MIF + Prelimina…

03/14/2017

Events

New Canaan Y's Gala Celebrates 63 Years Of Service To Community NEW CANAAN, Conn. -- The New Canaan YMCA will host its first gala fundraiser in over 12 years on April 29 to celebrate its 63 years of service to the community, as well as its soon-to-be-completed renovated facility. Proceeds from the event will support the Y and its dedication to strengthening the community. On April 29, the lawn behind Waveny Mansion will be elegantly tented and transformed into a chic Saint Barths setting. In celebration of both the Y’s strong past and bright future, approximately 400 guests are expected to attend the event, enjoying cocktails, dinner, and dancing. Led b…

03/14/2017

Police & Fire

Garage Fire Quickly Extinguished In Brookfield BROOKFIELD, Conn. -- The Candlewood Company of the Brookfield Volunteer Fire Department quickly extinguished a blaze Sunday afternoon in the garage of a home on Clearview Drive. Members of both Brookfield volunteer fire companies stayed on scene to vent the smoke and meter the house. There were no reported injuries. The cause and origin of the fire is under investigation by the Brookfield Fire Marshal.

03/14/2017

News

Brookfield Town Hall, Senior Center To Close Due To Impending blizzard BROOKFIELD, Conn. -- Town Hall and several other municipal buildings in Brookfield will be closed Tuesday due to the impending snowstorm.The Senior Center and Library will also be closed. People are encouraged to stay home. The most recent forecast predicts up to 18 inches of snow as storm Stella descends on the region.

03/13/2017

Neighbors

Kettle Bells For A Cure: CrossFit Gyms Raise Thousands For Trumbull Tot TRUMBULL, CONN. -- Eleven CrossFit gyms in Fairfield County went to bat and beyond to support a 1-year-old Trumbull boy and raised more than $10,000 to help his family find a cure for his rare disorder. Cameron "Cam" Simpson has Alternating Hemiplegia of Childhood or AHC, which is characterized by recurrent attacks of temporary paralysis, stiffness, and unusual eye movements. There is currently no cure for AHC. The gyms competed in "the Cam" workout in late February to raise funds for AHC Foundation.The organization strives to develop research for effective treatments an…

03/11/2017

Sports

Former Stratford Brakettes Star, 19, Dies From Brain Tumor STRATFORD, Conn. -- A former Stratford Brakettes player and Milford resident died early Friday morning after being diagnosed with a brain tumor last summer. Danni Kemp, 19, starred at Foran High High School in Milford and played last year at Stony Brook University on Long Island, where she cracked the starting lineup as a freshman. She also played last summer for the Brakettes. "With a broken heart and tremendous pain. I wanted to let everyone know that Danni has passed away. She passed peacefully in her sleep early this morning surrounded by her loving family. We all are in shock and …

03/10/2017

Neighbors

Stamford Health Elects New Medical Staff Leadership STAMFORD, Conn. -- Stamford Health announced the appointment of a new President and Vice President of its medical staff. Rudolph Taddonio, MD, Interim Chair, Department of Orthopedic Surgery at Stamford Health, was elected president while Carol Fucigna, MD, Vice Chair, Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology, was elected vice president. During their two-year terms, Drs. Taddonio and Fucigna will work closely with Stamford Health executives and Board of Directors to support continuous quality improvement, enhance patient care and represent the views and needs of the medical staff. Dr. T…

03/10/2017

Neighbors

'Dance Your Pancreass Off' For A Good Cause At Fairfield Fundraiser MONROE, Conn. -- People dancing to Stevie Wonder songs seems like an unusual way to remember a victim of pancreatic cancer. Then again, Sunday’s “Dance Your Pancreass Off” event at The Fairfield Circle Inn is precisely the kind of event Denise Gross would have wanted. A whopping 100 percent of proceeds from the fundraiser will benefit pancreatic cancer research. It was created by Monroe resident Brian Donnelly as a surprise birthday gift for his wife, Marissa. Her mother, Denise, died April. 16, 2008, after a short but valiant fight with pancreatic cancer. The Weston resident was 57 years ol…

03/09/2017

Police & Fire

Bridgeport Fire Chief Reaches His Boyhood Dream BRIDGEPORT, Conn. -- Richard Thode walked into the firehouse near his Long Island home as an 8-year-old boy and, essentially, never left. His responsibilities have changed, but the roots he planted in Port Washington, N.Y., led to a career as a firefighter and his new role as chief of the Bridgeport Fire Department. Who: Richard Thode, Bethel What: Recently named Chief for the Bridgeport Fire Department Did you know? Thode began his career in Ridgefield and has worked in Bridgeport since 1987 “I was a firehouse brat,’’ said Thode, a Bethel resident and member of the Bridgeport Fire Departme…

03/09/2017

Sports

4 Student-Athletes At Danbury's Immaculate High Sign On For College Sports DANBURY, Conn. — Four student athletes at Immaculate High School in Danbury recently announced their college decisions. Sean Fahey and Will Hatcher of Danbury, Kayla Lanza of New Milford and Danielle Marcone of Bethel signed National Letters of Intent to attend the colleges and compete in their respective sports. Fahey will compete for the track and field team at Mount Saint Mary's University in Maryland. Hatcher will attend Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in New York, where he plans to compete in the college’s football and lacrosse programs. Lanza will attend Concordia College in New York…

03/09/2017

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