Frederick Melo is a Journalist at the St. Paul Pioneer Press. He specializes in urban life, city hall affairs, and transit, with a keen focus on local economy and housing market issues, as well as cultural movements within the community. Frederick's work has been featured in numerous publications including the Duluth News Tribune, Detroit Lakes Tribune, and Yahoo News.
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Frederick Melo's coverage primarily focuses on local news, government and politics in St. Paul, Minnesota. He also covers topics related to business and industry but with a smaller focus.
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As he frequently reports on events taking place in St. Paul, story ideas could include coverage of philanthropic activities within the city, developments related to affordable housing projects or updates about significant donations made to cultural institutions like the Science Museum of Minnesota that are based in St. Paul.
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By: Frederick Melo
The chief executive officers, presidents or chairmen of Ecolab, Securian, Summit Brewing, CHS Inc. and five other companies have penned a joint letter of opposition to the St. Paul Area Chamber's board of directors asking for a six-month pause rather than a vote on
By: Frederick Melo
property owner John Rupp said he purchased the 1880s, Italian Renaissance-style structure 50 years ago and has filled it with small businesses and he has no intention of letting the property go.
By: Frederick Melo
The Randolph Avenue woods, once home to some 40 or more people, now encompass at least 140 to 150 people, according to the city. The site, which is woodsier and more dispersed than Pig’s Eye, lacks easy emergency access and other…
By: Frederick Melo
The St. Paul City Council will review the agreement Wednesday
By: Frederick Melo
By: Frederick Melo
The Dayton's Bluff Library, which opened in 2004, would be permanently closed
By: Frederick Melo
The acquisition leaves Jamie Rand as owner of nearly three contiguous blocks of downtown office buildings
By: Frederick Melo
The West Side Boys and Girls Club recently underwent several weeks of remodeling, a “Bullseye Build” led by Target with additional funding or labor provided by the Minnesota Timberwolves and Lynx organizations, the Minnesota…
