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Melanie Anzidei

Staff Writer, NorthJersey.com

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The New York Times, stateoftheunionnews.com

Preston's Summary

Melanie Anzidei is a Staff Writer at NorthJersey.com. She focuses on sports, particularly soccer, and covers topics such as the World Cup, NWSL, and European football, while also exploring themes in sports business and legal affairs. Melanie's work has been featured in various publications, including The Journal News Media Group, Yahoo News, and The New York Times.

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Geo Focus

Coverage Attributes:

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Event Coverage: 43 %
Government Announcement: 18 %
Legal Policy Regulation: 8 %
Press Release: 7 %
Evolving Stories: 6 %

Themes Covered:

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Sports Tournaments
  • Individual Sports
  • Lawsuits
  • International Sports Leagues & Federations

Pitching Insights

Melanie Anzidei's articles primarily focus on sports, particularly soccer-related events and government announcements related to sports. She covers a range of topics including the World Cup, women's sports, and specific regions such as New Jersey.

When reaching out to Melanie with pitches or expert commentary, consider offering insights into upcoming major sporting events such as the World Cup or developments in women's sports. Pitches should also include perspectives from officials involved in organizing these events or those related to government policies impacting sports.

Given her coverage attributes and topics covered, providing information about significant updates concerning soccer tournaments, especially those involving U.S. cities like New Jersey would likely appeal to Melanie.

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Articles

The New York Times

NWSL infrastructure is the ‘hardest problem to solve’. Here’s how things stand around the league

NWSL infrastructure is the ‘hardest problem to solve’. Here’s how things stand around the league

By: Melanie Anzidei

All eyes will be on Kansas City, Missouri this weekend when the Orlando Pride and the Washington Spirit face off in the NWSL championship on Sunday. In a way, it will bring the season full circle with CPKC Stadium hosting an action-packed finale. The stadium’s opening in March marked a historic moment for the NWSL, raising the standard for a club’s stadium experience. With its 11,500-seat capacity, the Current became the first NWSL club to sell out every home game in the regular season. Although privately financing a stadium might be an unrealistic goal for some clubs, or even an...

The New York Times

Public cost to renovate prospective home for Boston’s new NWSL team nearly doubles from earlier estimates

Public cost to renovate prospective home for Boston’s new NWSL team nearly doubles from earlier estimates

By: Melanie Anzidei

The cost to renovate White Stadium in Boston, where the NWSL’s 15th franchise is expected to play in 2026, has ballooned to $91 million in public spending, nearly doubling from earlier estimates. The Boston Planning & Development Agency board approved the stadium project in July, with public costs estimated then at about $50 million. But during a recent Public Facilities Commission meeting on Nov. 20, when officials approved increased spending for a design services contract, it was revealed the cost to redevelop the aging stadium had risen to $91 million. That price tag only accounts...

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