Syracuse TV

SYRACUSE — CNY Central, the Sinclair-owned cluster that houses NBC3 (WSTM), CBS5 (WTVH) and CW6 (WSTM-DT 3.2) is looking to hire a full-time master control operator. Here’s the full job posting provided to CNYTVNews.com today:

SYRACUSE — Between anchoring CBS5 (WTVH) from 5-6:30, the NBC3 (WSTM) News at 7, and then being back on CBS5 at 11pm, you’d think Michael Benny’s evenings were already pretty busy. But for a little over a year, he’s been moonlighting in Buffalo, anchoring the Fox 29 (WUTV) News at Ten — joined by a

SYRACUSE — Sinclair Broadcast Group, owner of Syracuse’s NBC-3 (WSTM), has recently announced job openings for an assignment editor and for a news producer. And, given a recent announcement, it looks like they’ll soon be posting for a new morning show co-anchor, as well.

SYRACUSE — Former NewsChannel 9 (WSYR-TV) sports anchor Anish Shroff has a new job. This week, the Carolina Panthers selected the Syracuse / Newhouse graduate to become the new play-by-play voice for the Panthers Radio Network.

CENTRAL NEW YORK — Spare time has been sparse for your editor lately, but we have a handful of newsworthy items from the world of CNY radio and TV news to share.  Here’s a quick recap:

SYRACUSE — Sinclair Broadcast Group’s CNY Central is looking for a news video editor. The cluster, consisting of NBC3 (WSTM), CBS 5 (WTVH) and CW6 (WSTM-DT 3.2) sends the following job posting to CNYRadio:

SYRACUSE — Very sad news from NewsChannel 9 (WSYR-TV) tonight. The ABC affiliate is reporting the death of longtime anchor Rod Wood, just a day after his 81st birthday. Click here for more details on LocalSYR.com.

SYRACUSE — NewsChannel 9 (WSYR-TV) anchor Dan Cummings has held many titles at the ABC affiliate over the past 37 years. By the time we bid farewell to 2021, he’ll assume a new title: retiree. Cummings announced his exit plans this week on The Morning News.

SYRACUSE – “And that’s the latest from The Weather Outside.” CNY Central Chief Meteorologist Wayne Mahar announced today he’s getting ready to call it a career after 36 years of predicting local weather.

SYRACUSE — The recent death of longtime Syracuse broadcast journalist Dave White got one of his former colleagues thinking. Former 570 WSYR talk host Jim Reith took to Facebook to reminisce about how much the Syracuse news media scene has changed — in not-so-good ways — over the past few decades.