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Pamela Miller

Assistant Metro Editor | Nights

Phone: 612-673-4290

Pam Miller grew up on U.S. Army forts and moved to Lake City, Minn., in youth. She worked at the Duluth News Tribune and the Anchorage Daily News before coming to the Star Tribune, the paper I wanted to work for since I was a kid, in 1988. She has worked here as a copy editor, reporter and editor.
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REVIEW: 'Maya's Notebook,‘ by Isabel Allende

A wayward American teenager regains her health and soul on a remote Chilean island.

Updated: April 28, 2013, - 10:08 PM

Sylvia Johnson, 'Greatest generation' nurse, served patients and country

Sylvia Johnson, whose woolen nurse’s hat served as one of many poignant personal windows into American involvement in World War...

Updated: March 09, 2013, - 07:44 PM

Obituary: Howard Casmey, former Minnesota education commissioner

Howard “Hap” Casmey, a passionate advocate of equal access to learning who served as Minnesota’s commissioner of education under four...

Updated: March 02, 2013, - 07:02 PM

'The Accursed' by Joyce Carol Oates is a brilliant spellbinding muddle

Ghosts, demons and historical figures, including Woodrow Wilson, Jack London and Upton Sinclair, come to life in this amazing muddle...

Updated: March 02, 2013, - 06:31 PM

Obituary: Jorgen Viltoft, Danish resistance fighter who became prominent Minnesota businessman

Jorgen Viltoft, who as a teenager fought the Nazis with the Danish resistance and as an adult emigrated to America...

Updated: February 23, 2013, - 10:26 PM

With strike deadline near, Twin Cities janitors reach deal

One day before a planned strike deadline, Twin Cities janitors and their employers reached a tentative agreement Saturday afternoon on...

Updated: February 23, 2013, - 06:52 PM

THE BROWSER: A quick look at recent releases

"The Start of Everything," by Emily Winslow, and "Peaches for Father Francis," by Joanne Harris

Updated: February 10, 2013, - 03:36 PM

Second teen in Minnesota dies of flu in 10 days

Carly Christenson, a ninth-grader at St. Louis Park High School, had been hospitalized since Dec. 24. The virus has killed five people and hospitalized at least 600 in the state since October.

Updated: January 09, 2013, - 11:13 AM

Obituary: Robert T. Smith was an old-fashioned storyteller

During the 21 years Robert T. Smith wrote columns for the Minneapolis Tribune, the paper received many letters about him.

Updated: December 25, 2012, - 07:12 AM

Obituary: Lawyer Paul Bergstrom driven by curiosity, caring

Paul Bergstrom, whose tenacity, compassion and broad curiosity about the world were partly shaped by a year as combat medic in Vietnam, died of complications from cancer and other ailments Friday at the University of Minnesota Medical Center in Minneapolis. The longtime St. Paul resident was 64.

Updated: December 19, 2012, - 09:15 PM