- Miranda S. Spivack
- Reporter
Miranda Spivack writes about government and politics in the suburbs, based in the Post’s bureau in Largo in Prince George’s County. She knows every Beltway exit, having grown up in Fairfax County, and covered Howard, Montgomery and Prince George’s counties for The Washington Post. A former editor for the Post and the Gazette Newspapers, Spivack previously worked as a Washington correspondent for The Hartford Courant. She is devoted to local news after covering national politics, the defense industry and the U.S. Supreme Court. Spivack holds a B.A. from Sarah Lawrence College and a master’s degree from Yale Law School, where she was a Ford Foundation fellow. She and her husband, a lawyer for the federal government, have two daughters, who have mostly flown the nest.
Md. planning agency makes unflattering car audit public
The authority had an unusually high number of vehicles, and some workers took them home for unclear reasons, the report shows.
Md. leaders to finalize tax plan
Tax hike is in the offing for Maryland’s high earners in upcoming legislative special session.
Mirza Baig, who bribed Jack Johnson, sentenced to 18 months in prison
Laurel physician was involved in Prince George’s bribery scheme.
Baker readies for “doomsday” budget but hopes state will find a way to plug gaps
Baker says state must help Prince George’s more if there is no casino bill
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- Prince George’s council splits on gambling; six members say they now back casino bill, referendum
- For Prince George’s gambling opponents, a big week ahead
- Montgomery, Prince George’s officials question auditor’s demotion
- Maryland parks agency demotes auditor after spending questions, sources say
- Baker appointees win nod from Prince George’s Council
- Bag fee dead in Prince George’s
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