Stef Manisero is a Sports/News Anchor at Bay News 9. She specializes in covering themes related to hospitality and leisure, with a particular focus on the restaurant industry. Stef's work has been featured in notable outlets including Time Warner Cable Enterprises, LLC., Environmental Post Ledger, and Spectrum News 1.
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Stef's articles cover a wide range of topics, including food, events, comedy, health and New York City. Her coverage attributes suggest she may be open to pitches related to seasonal events or evolving stories in these areas.
Given the variety of topics covered by Stef, tailored pitches focused on local New York City events or profiles tied to food, culture and health are likely to resonate with her. Additionally, as she covers sports-related content as well, providing unique insights into local sporting events or athletes could also capture her attention.
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By: Stef Manisero
He spoke about this year’s Rangers team and more.
By: Stef Manisero
This past fall was all about teaching kids the game.
By: Stef Manisero
From the court to the community, NBA star teaches skills and brings smiles to Brooklyn kids.
By: Stef Manisero
A new SoHo restaurant has quickly become a downtown favorite. Kiko is an Asian-American restaurant in Hudson Square and was recently named one of this year's “Best New Restaurants in America.”
By: Stef Manisero
Former Council Speaker Christine Quinn joined "News All Day."
By: Stef Manisero
In a game rooted in tradition, one ritual stands out among the rest. At any baseball game, the middle of the seventh inning means it's time to get up and stretch.
By: Stef Manisero
Bronx native Joel Alfonso Vargas joined “The Rush Hour” on Tuesday to discuss the film.
By: Stef Manisero
Fans can spot memorabilia tied to some of the biggest names in baseball.
By: Stef Manisero
The World Cup kicks off in more than three weeks, and in New York — just like in all 16 cities where matches will be played this summer — security is top of mind.
It's a debate that rages on across several sports: which is better, artificial turf or real grass? FIFA has its answer to the question. They'll take the real thing.
