Mary Calvi Biography

Mary is an award-winning TV journalist and author who of late anchors CBS 2 News This Morning and also CBS 2 News At Noon. Dear George, Dear Mary: A Novel of George Washington’s First Love is her debut book.

Mary Calvi Age

Mary is 52 years old as of 1st June 2021. She was born in the year 1969 in Westchester County, New York, US.

Mary Calvi Education

Calvi got a magna cum laude degree in broadcast journalism from Syracuse University’s S. I. Newhouse School of Public Communications in the month of June 1989.

Mary Calvi Wife – Family

Calvi is blessed with three children together with her husband, Mike Spano, the mayor of Yonkers, New York, who was voted for in 2011.

Mary Calvi Salary

She receives a yearly salary of $1 million.

Mary Calvi Net Worth

Mary has a net worth estimated at $2 million.

Mary Calvi Career

Across the tri-state area, she has given live breaking news reports on different stories. Calvi was given unprecedented access to the FBI’s underwater anti-terrorism group and reported from the sea. She actually realized a missing grandmother who had been missing during the 2003 blackout. She as well went to Rome to air the happenings surrounding the death of Pope John Paul II. She had before then aired the World Trade Center attacks in the year 2001 and 1993.

Calvi has bagged six Emmys for herself, among them two for her live breaking news coverage and one for an in-depth series about sexual pedophilia named “Predator Next Door.” Calvi’s writing was realized at the New York Festival’s World Medley. She joined WCBS-TV from News 12 Westchester, where she served as an anchor and assistant news director. She as well served at News 12 Long Island and also USA Networks as a national correspondent. She started her profession in radio in New York.

Mary Calvi Books

Calvi has got twelve Emmy Awards, among them one for her breaking-news coverage of the year 2009 “Miracle on the Hudson,” the emergency landing of US Airways Flight 1549. She as well was nominated for Emmys in the categories of “breaking news” and “special reports.”