spaces between the div tags

I posted a few weeks on how to Center my site (that I had learned to design using all AP divs). I have redesigned my site now. Everything looks great in Firefox and Safari; but I'm having a problem with spaces between the div tags in Solution Explorer.

Please see problem and source code here:
http://www.renegadegraphics.biz/renegade_graphics_contact_us.htm

There is a space under the banner div in the left sidebar. Can anyone help me please with this. I have the two fill and margins set to 0.

Thanks in advance for your help.

-Change

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