- Susan Svrluga
- Reporter
Susan Kinzie is a Virginia rover for the Washington Post, covering anything and everything that’s happening in the Commonwealth.
She has also covered philanthropy and higher education for the Post, and started out with a local news beat in Southern Maryland .
She grew up in Massachusetts, graduated from Brown University and Columbia University, and worked at newspapers in North Carolina, Maine and New York before joining the Post.
Reach her with story ideas at (202) 334-7296, kinzies@washpost.com, or on Twitter @SusanKinzie.
Virginia celebrates its wine history
A Fauquier County winery will host a public celebration of the history of Va. wines, but farm winery rules remain a contentious issue there.
Va. high court rules in favor of winery
A fight over a winery in Northern Virginia ends in the state Supreme Court.
Virginia woman passes on lessons her mother can no longer share
Cynthia Tinajero’s first memories of her mom are of her going to church, praying the rosary, and taking care of her own mother. Guadalupe Tinajero’s memories of her daughter — of most things — are almost gone.
Whither the great pumpkins?
State Fair of Virginia‘s bankruptcy leaves everyone from spectators to giant-pumpkin growers wondering whether the event can be replaced.
- Fourth-graders meet with top Pentagon leaders to talk about peace
- Visitors climb National Cathedral’s central tower, step by cautious step
- As murder conviction tossed after 12 years, Va. family hopes son will be home soon
- Appalachia gets a WikiLeaks-type site
- Baltimore County soldier died in Afghan Interior Ministry attack
- U.S. National Slavery Museum loses its tax-exempt status
- Two decades later, donors wondering what happened to plans for slavery museum
- Slavery museum hopes to emerge from bankruptcy able to raise funds again
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