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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Miss Italia Peekskill Wins Swimsuit Award At Miss New York Pageant Miss Italia Peekskill Wins Swimsuit Award At Miss New York Pageant Miss Italia Peekskill Wins Swimsuit Award At Miss New York Pageant
Miss Italia Peekskill Wins Swimsuit Award At Miss New York Pageant PEEKSKILL, N.Y. -- Nadia Mangelli, 21, of Peekskill competed last weekend in the New York USA Pageant last weekend. Manginelli won Miss Italia Peekskill to earn her way into the New York contest. She won the Best Swimsuit Award and placed in the top 20. The Best Swimsuit award  is given to the contestant which shows the best physically fit body, which includes a healthy body. This is Manginelli's second attempt at the Miss New York USA Pageant. Nadia has competed in several pageants in the United States and Italy. Prior to winning the Miss Italia Peekskill title, she was first runnerup …
Norwalk Mad Bull Wrestlers Win 11 Golds At Wilton Tournament Norwalk Mad Bull Wrestlers Win 11 Golds At Wilton Tournament Norwalk Mad Bull Wrestlers Win 11 Golds At Wilton Tournament
Norwalk Mad Bull Wrestlers Win 11 Golds At Wilton Tournament NORWALK, Conn. -- Wrestlers from the Norwalk Mad Bulls crowned 11 champions and took home a slew of other medals from the Wilton Youth Wrestling Classic last weekend. In the morning session, Norwalk wrestlers Mike Bartush, Nick Singer, Jason Singer, Colin Falla, Jacob Gonzales,Zavier Hernandez, and Calli Gilchrist won gold. Nick Augeri, Damari Maxam and Doug Cahill medaled. Mike Santalucia, Charlie Prather, Nehemiah Harris and Walter Alvarez were gold medal winner in the afternoon session. Jakari Walker, Billy Dougherty, Quint Bartush and Max Schwartz also had good performances. Next St…
Chaplain Dies From Burns Suffered In Danbury Gas Station Explosion Chaplain Dies From Burns Suffered In Danbury Gas Station Explosion Chaplain Dies From Burns Suffered In Danbury Gas Station Explosion
Chaplain Dies From Burns Suffered In Danbury Gas Station Explosion DANBURY, Conn. – A chaplain died Tuesday from the injuries he suffered an explosion at a Danbury gas station last month, according to a blog in The News-Times. The Rev. David Wentroble, who lived in Danbury, died Tuesday at Bridgeport Hospital, where he had been treated since the explosion on Friday, Dec. 20. He was the chaplain at Nyack Hospital in New York and was a minister at Central Presbyterian Church in Haverstraw, N.Y. According to a post on his Facebook page, he was also a former resident of Norwalk. He suffered burns over most of his body after the explosion at the Citgo station…
Women's Council Of Realtors Empire Chapter Honors Scarsdale Agent Women's Council Of Realtors Empire Chapter Honors Scarsdale Agent Women's Council Of Realtors Empire Chapter Honors Scarsdale Agent
Women's Council Of Realtors Empire Chapter Honors Scarsdale Agent SCARSDALE, N.Y. -- Eastchester resident Patricia Cassese, who works for Prudential Centennial Realty and is based in Scarsdale, was honored by the Women’s Council of Realtors Empire chapter with the “Entrepreneur of the Year” Award. Cassese was recognized during the installation dinner in December. The Women’s Council of Realtors is a national organization whose mission is to deliver pertinent information and resources to its members to bring about positive change in the profession and in the broader community. “We congratulate Pat on this outstanding achievement. She is admired by her …
Greenburgh Central School Students Celebrate Martin Luther King, Jr. Greenburgh Central School Students Celebrate Martin Luther King, Jr. Greenburgh Central School Students Celebrate Martin Luther King, Jr.
Greenburgh Central School Students Celebrate Martin Luther King, Jr. WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. – The Lee J. Jackson Elementary School in the Greenburgh Central School District observed Peace Week and honored Martin Luther King, Jr. with readings, songs and sharing assemblies last week. Teachers spent Friday, Jan. 17, speaking to their students on the teachings and work of King. When kindergartner Donovan Russell’s teacher asked him why we celebrated King, he answered, “Because he changed the world.”
Ridgefield's Discovery Center Begins Winter Programs Ridgefield's Discovery Center Begins Winter Programs Ridgefield's Discovery Center Begins Winter Programs
Ridgefield's Discovery Center Begins Winter Programs RIDGEFIELD, Conn. – The Discovery Center at Ridgefield will begin two programs this week as part of its lineup of winter activities. Wildlife Tracks and Signs begins Wednesday, Jan. 22, at 10 a.m. A snowshoeing adventure starts Saturday at 1 p.m. More activities are planned throughout the winter at The Discovery Center, a non-profit organization whose mission is to foster an appreciation of nature, science, history, and the arts. Wildlife Tracks & Signs begins at  Aldrich Park on Wednesday. Hikers will discover who lives in the woods by looking for the signs they leave behind on their…
Eleanor Walsh Wertimer, 91, Pelham Resident, Attorney, Activist Eleanor Walsh Wertimer, 91, Pelham Resident, Attorney, Activist Eleanor Walsh Wertimer, 91, Pelham Resident, Attorney, Activist
Eleanor Walsh Wertimer, 91, Pelham Resident, Attorney, Activist PELHAM, N.Y. – Eleanor Walsh Wertimer, a resident of Pelham and a longtime resident of Clinton, N.Y., died on Saturday, Jan. 18. She was 91. Wertimer was born on Jan. 25, 1922 in Buffalo, N.Y.  to John and Geraldine Walsh. She graduated from the Buffalo Seminary in 1939 and Smith College in 1944. She received her law degree from the University of Buffalo in 1946 and was one of the few women admitted to the New York State Bar in 1947. She worked as an associate at a Buffalo law firm. She moved to Clinton in 1952 with her husband, Sidney. She became active in the Hamilton College and cont…
Metro-North Lines To Westchester Reduced On Tuesday Due To Storm Metro-North Lines To Westchester Reduced On Tuesday Due To Storm Metro-North Lines To Westchester Reduced On Tuesday Due To Storm
Metro-North Lines To Westchester Reduced On Tuesday Due To Storm WESTCHESTER COUNTY, N.Y. – Metro-North will continue to operate on its regular schedule on its train lines to Westchester County through 8 p.m., Tuesday, but it will cut trains to an hourly schedule at that time because of the heavy snow, it announced via a statement. The following cancellations/combinations will be in effect: Hudson Line Outbound trains: The 8:33 p.m. semi-express train to Croton-Harmon is combined with the 8:37 p.m. local train to Greystone, which will make all stops to Croton-Harmon. The 9:13 p.m. express train to Croton-Harmon is canceled. Customers may u…
Senior Law Seminar Planned At Pound Ridge Library Senior Law Seminar Planned At Pound Ridge Library Senior Law Seminar Planned At Pound Ridge Library
Senior Law Seminar Planned At Pound Ridge Library POUND RIDGE, N.Y. – A Senior law seminar series will be held on Wednesday, Jan. 22, at the Pound Ridge Library. The seminar runs from 10:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. and will address “Top 10 Estate Planning Mistakes.” Moira S. Laidlaw, Esq., will present the seminar. The library will also host a safety seminar for seniors on Thursday, Jan. 23, from 10:30 a.m. until noon. Vincent McMahon, owner of First Light Home Care in Mount Kisco, will present the seminal. It is sponsored by the Boxwood Alliance and Pound Ridge Recreation in partnership with the library. Registration is required. For a comp…
Philip Rosen, 92, New Rochelle Resident, Masonry Contractor, War Veteran Philip Rosen, 92, New Rochelle Resident, Masonry Contractor, War Veteran Philip Rosen, 92, New Rochelle Resident, Masonry Contractor, War Veteran
Philip Rosen, 92, New Rochelle Resident, Masonry Contractor, War Veteran NEW ROCHELLE, N.Y. – Philip Rosen, 92, of New Rochelle died on Sunday, Jan. 19. Rosen was born in the Bronx on Sept. 1, 1921 to Isadore and Anna Rosen. He graduated from Townsend Harris High School and Cornell University. He earned a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from Cornell, won a Merit scholarship and was also a member of the Cornell crew team. He worked as an engineer for Stone and Webster while working for the United States government on “The Manhattan Project.” He served as a Lieutenant for the U.S. Navy during World War II. After the war, he joined his father’s masonry c…
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