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Mary Calvi was born on June 11, 1969. A native of Westchester County, New York, she has built a distinguished career as a journalist and television personality. Calvi is widely recognized for her work as a news anchor and has earned multiple Emmy Awards for excellence in broadcast journalism.
Calvi pursued her higher education in Syracuse, New York, where she attended the prestigious S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University. She graduated magna cum laude in 1989 with a degree in broadcast journalism. In addition to her major, she completed supplementary studies in nutritional sciences.
Following graduation, Calvi began her journalism career at a licensed radio station in Pomona, a village located in Rockland County, New York. She worked at WKRL-AM 910, where she served as both a news presenter and reporter. Her growing reputation soon led her to News 12 Networks, where she worked as an anchorwoman and assistant news director, further solidifying her status as a trusted local broadcaster.
In 2008, Mary Calvi joined WCBS, the flagship station of the CBS Television Network. As a news anchor and reporter for CBS New York, she has covered major stories both domestically and internationally. Her reporting portfolio includes exclusive coverage of the FBI’s underwater anti-terrorism team, and significant coverage of the 1993 and 2001 attacks on the World Trade Center. Calvi also traveled to Rome to report on the events following the death of Pope John Paul II. One noteworthy feature of her reporting was her assistance in locating a missing elderly woman during the widespread blackout of 2003.
Calvi’s influence also touched popular culture; archival footage of her broadcast work aired in the HBO documentary Indian Point: Imagining the Unimaginable (2004), directed by Rory Kennedy. That film examined emergency scenarios involving the Indian Point nuclear power plant and featured clips from Calvi’s time with News 12 Westchester.
Mary Calvi's journalism has received critical acclaim, earning her six New York Emmy Awards over the course of her career. One of the most notable came in 2009 for her outstanding coverage of the US Airways Flight 1549 emergency landing on the Hudson River—an event popularly known as the "Miracle on the Hudson." Her exclusive and timely reporting on this incident demonstrated her ability to cover fast-breaking news stories with accuracy and poise.
Another Emmy was awarded for her investigative series Predator Next Door, which delved deeply into the realities and risks posed by convicted sexual offenders residing in communities. Several other Emmys recognized her excellence in live and breaking news reporting, underscoring her reliability in high-pressure situations.
Mary Calvi is married to Mike Spano, the 42nd Mayor of Yonkers, New York. Spano, a Democrat, was first elected to the office in 2012. Together, they have three children: two sons, Michael and Christopher, and a daughter, Alexandra. The family resides in Yonkers, which serves as both Calvi’s husband's birthplace and current administrative jurisdiction.
Calvi maintains an active online presence, particularly on Twitter, where she can be found under the handle @MaryCalviTV. Her account is affiliated with CBS New York and regularly features news updates and community engagement.
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