Mary Calvi
Verified- Anchor, WCBS-TV (New York, NY)
- Weekend Anchor, Inside Edition
- Host, Book Club with Mary Calvi
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Anchor, WCBS-TV, Weekend Anchor, Inside Edition, Author, “If a Poem Could Live And Breathe: A Novel of Teddy Roosevelt’s First Love” Proud alum: @newhouseSU
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What is Zyn? Doctors share health concerns of the popular and controversial nicotine pouch
NEW YORK — It's not a cigarette or vape, because there's no smoke. And it's not chewing tobacco, because there's no tobacco or spitting required. It's called Zyn, a brand of nicotine pouches that are gaining popularity, especially among younger demographics. Some proponents of the pouches say it gives them a rush, while others hope it'll help them kick a smoking habit. So-called "Zynfluencers" can be seen popping the little white pouches between their gums and cheeks on social media.
What is Zyn? Doctors share health concerns of the popular and controversial nicotine pouch Original
On Call with Dr. Kumar: What to know about Zyn Click Edit Button to Change Preformatted Text It's not a cigarette or vape, because there's no smoke. And it's not chewing tobacco, because there's no tobacco or spitting required. It's called Zyn, a brand of nicotine pouches that are gaining popularity, especially among younger demographics. Some proponents of the pouches say it gives them a rush, while others hope it'll help them kick a smoking habit.
Remembering our beloved colleague Elise Finch
By Mary Calvi, CBS New York Team Updated on: July 17, 2023 / 11:45 AM / CBS New York It is with profound sadness that we share news of the passing of our beloved Elise Dione Finch Henriques. Elise has been a friend and team member at WCBS for 16 years. She first joined the team in 2007 as our weekend meteorologist and was most recently on the morning news with Mary Calvi and Chris Wragge. In September, Elise joined Cindy Hsu on the 9 a.m. newscast.
Beatlemania now on display at GRAMMY Museum Experience Prudential Center
NEWARK, N.J. – A new exhibit in our area covers the start of Beatlemania 60 years ago. Now, the story of The Beatles is being embraced by a whole new generation of fans. “Ladies And Gentlemen… The Beatles” runs until June 25th at the GRAMMY Museum Experience Prudential Center In Newark. The exhibit focuses on the key period between 1964 and 1966, when The Beatles became international superstars with number one records and sold out concerts across the globe.
3 Page-Turning Books by Westchester Authors
Which of these page-turning books will you read next? Adobe Stock / New Africa. Book covers courtesy of their respective publishers No matter which topics interest you, these three page-turning books by Westchester authors will be hard to put down. Add a novel about Teddy Roosevelt’s first love, a book on delicious New York Jewish food recipes, and a tale of three women dealing with exceptional circumstances to your reading list.
Teddy's Rough Readers Book Club
MARCH 27 - If a Poem Could Live and Breathe by Mary Calvi
Announcing the CBSNewYork Book Club with Mary Calvi (#ClubCalvi)
We are thrilled to announce The CBSNewYork Book Club with Mary Calvi (#ClubCalvi).The CBS New York Book Club with Mary Calvi has a Tri-State twist, and you get to pick the book we will read and enjoy together.CBS2 Here's how the Book Club will work: Mary will present three book choices.We will announce the winner, and the Book Club will read along with Mary, connecting through our social media sites (#clubcalvi).
CBS2 hairdresser Lynne Schilling-Rivera goes on emotional journey to find her birth parents
NEW YORK — Adopted as a child, the search for her biological parents has been difficult, but CBS2 helped one of our own find her father. Lynne Schilling-Rivera has, for decades, had one desire. “I just wanted to find my birth parents,” she said. She grew up in Elmont on Long Island with the couple that adopted her. She lost her adoptive mother and her adoptive father to health conditions, and that’s when she began a search, which became more trying than she ever imagined.
Alice Austen House celebrates photographer's queer identity as "essential to understanding her work"
/ CBS New York NEW YORK - As we celebrate Pride Month, we recognize the voices of those who suffered the injustice of being silenced simply for being their authentic selves. Alice Austen is one. She made an indelible mark with her photography, and other notable pursuits. As CBS2's Mary Calvi tells us, she was never properly recognized through the lens of who she really was until years after death. A photo shows Austen with her partner of more than 50 years, Gertrude Tate.
A closer look at the history of the USS Intrepid
/ CBS New York NEW YORK - Fleet Week has returned in person to New York City after a pandemic pause. CBS2's Mary Calvi spent some time on the Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum, the unofficial epicenter for many of the Fleet Week activities. But beyond Fleet Week, it's a place full of rich military history that deserves to be seen, and shared. The view from Chopper 2 offers just a hint of all that can be explored at the Intrepid.
Celebrations now known as Fleet Week date back more than a decade in NYC
/ CBS New York NEW YORK -- As we celebrate the return of Fleet Week, let's take a look back on its history. Although it didn't officially begin until the 1980s, its roots go back much further. It's a big welcome back for the New York tradition that began more than 100 years ago. As CBS2's Mary Calvi reports, it was in 1898 -- just after the Spanish-American War -- when a commander was celebrated as a hero. Commodore George Dewey was honored with a grand ceremony.
Infamous Oscars slap shines new light on alopecia Original
COLTS NECK, N.J. -- The infamous slap at this year's Oscars is shining new light on alopecia. Jada Pinkett Smith is one of millions of Americans who live with the condition that causes sudden hair loss, and CBS2's Mary Calvi reports there's an uptick in patients who have been suffering in silence and are now looking for answers. You wouldn't know it from looking at her in competition or watching her care for her horse, but Lilianna Hakim has a health condition, the same one as Pinkett Smith.
Women's History Month: Hannah Traore hopes to celebrate everyone at gallery showcasing underrepresented artists
Women's History Month: Hannah Traore showcases underrepresented voices at Manhattan art gallery 02:25 NEW YORK -- As Women's History Month winds down, we look to the future and the women who will be making their mark. CBS2's Mary Calvi introduces us to one young woman who's working to bring people together through an appreciation of art in a gallery that welcomes and celebrates everyone. The Hannah Traore Gallery on Orchard Street is just a few months old.
DEAR GEORGE DEAR MARY by Mary Calvi Read by Marisa Calin Raphael Corkhill | Audiobook Review | AudioFile Magazine
Audiobook listeners can travel back to the eighteenth century and hear a youthful George Washington recount British military blunders. Later, they hear a romantic Washington's frustration over being kept apart from his first love, Mary Eliza Philpse, the belle of Yonkers. Narrator Raphael Corkhill captures the essence of Washington--his sense of honor, his dignity, his intelligence, and his commitment to his ideals and to the young lady sequestered in her mansion in New York.
“Dear George, Dear Mary”, the Book Comes to Life By MARY CALVI - Yonkers Tribune.
Happy Valentine’s Weekend! Mary Calvi is the co-anchor of the daily morning and Noon news broadcasts at WCBS-TV -Channel 2, in New York City and is the weekend anchor for the syndicated newsmagazine Inside Edition. Over the course of her career, Calvi has won ten Emmy Awards. She is married to Yonkers Mayor Mike Spano.
Little Lovely Things
a novel a novel Written by: Maureen Joyce Connolly | Narrated by: Elisabeth Rodgers After falling ill while driving her young daughters to school, Claire pulls over at a gas station — but when she wakes up hours later, her girls and car are nowhere in sight.
CBS2's Mary Calvi Debuts a Novel About Revolutionary Love
The book tells the story of the relationship between our first president and his first love, Mary Eliza Philipse. Review by Gina Valentino Published: 03/01/2019 Dear George, Dear Mary: A Novel of George Washington’s First Love By Mary Calvi Nine-time Emmy Award winner Mary Calvi, best known for co-anchoring CBS2 This Morning and CBS2 At Noon, recently debuted her first novel, Dear George, Dear Mary: A Novel of George Washington’s First Love.
Dear George, Dear Mary: A Novel of George Washington's First Love
Once upon a time, George Washington was a young man. He hadn’t served as the commander of the Continental Army for the fledgling United States. He hadn’t been elected America’s first president. He hadn’t met and married Martha Custis. Upon the death of his father, young George had to make his own way, creating his own education and livelihood.
Dear George, Dear Mary
Review by Magdalena J, Reviewer Last updated on 14 Feb 2019 I Recommend This Book No DEAR GEORGE, DEAR MARY is the story about George Washington's relationship with Mary Philipse. Mary Calvi has written a story based on hundreds of letters, witness accounts, and journal entries, reconstructing George Washington courting of New York heiress Mary Philipse. READ THE REST OF THE REVIEW OVER AT FRESH FICTION: http://freshfiction.com/review.php?id=67822 Buy this Book on
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