Autriya Maneshni

Johnson City, New York

Evening Anchor at WBNG-TV (Johnson City, NY)

Articles

Vestal Middle School students place 6th in the world at Odyssey of the Mind Competition

1 week ago | wbng.com | Autriya Maneshni

VESTAL, N.Y. (WBNG) -- A team of students from Vestal Middle School recently competed at the world “Odyssey of the Mind” competition and are now home with some serious bragging rights. “We knew world was going to be a lot more competitive. There are teams from all over the world with props and plays that are really exciting,” said coach Kirsten Prior. “So, we were hoping to place in the top 15. That was our goal.” The students surpassed that goal by a mile.
Norwich Broad Street United Methodist Church to celebrate 150th anniversary

1 week ago | wbng.com | Autriya Maneshni

NORWICH, N.Y. (WBNG) -- The Broad Street United Methodist Church in Norwich is celebrating a major milestone this year. The church is turning 150 years old. It first opened its doors in 1875. It has served as a pillar in the community ever since. “This is a wonderful church in the community,” said member Bernie Windsor. “We do a lot for the community and the community does a lot for us too. They are very supportive.: Windsor has been an active member for 60 years.
Montrose Area School District Archers celebrate national championship wins

1 week ago | wbng.com | Autriya Maneshni

MONTROSE, PA. (WBNG) -- Two archers from the Montrose Area School District traveled to Kentucky this month for a national tournament and hit the bullseye. Ava Castrogiovanni and Blake McKennas have about a six-year age difference, but now they have one thing in common: A national archery championship. Ava and Blake celebrate their national championship wins.(Chuck Castrogiovanni | WBNG)Eleventh grader Ava is the National Archery in the Schools Program (NASP) champion in the Bullseye Tournament.
Two local veteran organizations bond over namesake tribute over the years

1 week ago | wbng.com | Autriya Maneshni

CANDOR, N.Y. (WBNG) -- Two Southern Tier Veteran organizations come together yearly for a unique ceremony, honoring their namesakes. The men and women of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post #478, alongside the Auxiliary in Binghamton come together to cross county lines. The groups rendezvous with the Candor American Legion Post #907 for the namesake tribute. “We do a flag and wreath presentation for Kelsey,” said Candor American Legion Commander Mack Riggs.
Endicott’s McKinley Ave. to temporarily close for IBM demolition

1 week ago | wbng.com | Autriya Maneshni

ENDICOTT, N.Y. (WBNG) -- Starting Wednesday, May 28, McKinley Ave. in Endicott will be closed every day from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m.The Village notes this is for the final phase of the former IBM Complex demolition. Officials expect the closure to remain in place for up to two weeks. That depends on the progress of the demolition. Detours will be in place with signs to direct traffic. Officials note closing McKinley Avenue is necessary for public safety. Copyright 2025 WBNG. All rights reserved.
Airport Inn kicks off ‘Cans n Clams’ night

2 weeks ago | wbng.com | Autriya Maneshni

BINGHAMTON, N.Y. (WBNG) -- It was a packed house at the Airport Inn for their beloved “Cans n Clams” event on Friday. This is their first time hosting this event in their new location. Owner Travis Evans said turnout for the first night was unbelievable. Cans n Clams will be held at the restaurant every Friday until the end of summer. “Every Friday night, it gives you a place to go after work,” said Evans. “Come, hang out, start your weekend off. We have live bands. We have food.
Johnson City Police holds community meeting

2 weeks ago | wbng.com | Autriya Maneshni

JOHNSON CITY, N.Y. (WBNG) -- Informing the public and engaging in conversation was the goal behind a Johnson City Police Department Public Meeting held on Wednesday. The meeting was presented by Community Engagement Officer Jay Peets. It was a chance to give members of the public insight into the police department and how it operates. Along with Officer Peets, other Johnson City Officials were also present. This included the mayor, fire marshal and police chief.
Cornell researchers to explore grapevine behavior in changing environments

2 weeks ago | wwnytv.com | Autriya Maneshni

ITHACA, N.Y. (WBNG) -- Four years ago, Six Mile Creek Vineyard in Ithaca went through the unimaginable. A warm winter, followed by an early spring, was a recipe for disaster. “Temperatures in April were consistently in the 60s and 70s. Here we are, plants are coming out a few weeks early. Then we had temperatures drop into the mid-20s,” said Winemaker Paul King.
Cornell researchers to explore grapevine behavior in changing environments

2 weeks ago | wbng.com | Autriya Maneshni

ITHACA, N.Y. (WBNG) -- Four years ago, Six Mile Creek Vineyard in Ithaca went through the unimaginable. A warm winter, followed by an early spring, was a recipe for disaster. “Temperatures in April were consistently in the 60s and 70s. Here we are, plants are coming out a few weeks early. Then we had temperatures drop into the mid-20s,” said Winemaker Paul King.
Village of Endicott honors past and present veterans with ‘Hometown Heroes’ banners

2 weeks ago | wbng.com | Autriya Maneshni

ENDICOTT, N.Y. (WBNG) -- When Darlene Mauro drives down Washington Ave. in Endicott, she gets to see her dad high up in a light pole, smiling brightly down at her. “He was in the Korean War. He worked for EJs for many years, and then he worked for the U-E School District,” she said. Mauro’s dad, Cpl. James Fontana is among dozens of veterans honored with a hometown heroes banner. Cpl.