Friday January 4, 2013
Pamela Miller
Assistant Metro Editor | Nights
Phone: 612-673-4290
Email: pmiller@startribune.com
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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Recent content from Pamela Miller
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
Obituary: 'Dotty' Burns loved the hunt for old treasure
Obituary: Dorothy "Dotty" Burns, 71, of Minneapolis.
Updated: November 07, 2012, - 09:10 PM
FICTION: "Flight Behavior," by Barbara Kingsolver.
A Tennessee family struggles to comprehend a butterfly invasion that some see as a blessing, others as a warning and still others as a chance to make some money.
Updated: November 03, 2012, - 03:48 PM
Obituary: R.K. Anderson was 'gentle giant' in animal medicine
R.K. Anderson's innovations and inventions made the world better for both animals and people, say those who knew him.
Updated: November 03, 2012, - 12:58 PM
Man killed in hit-and-run was student at Augsburg
Minneapolis police are seeking public's help in finding driver and vehicle in incident early Saturday.
Updated: October 29, 2012, - 05:46 AM
Like its namesake, "Butter" is rich and heavy
This finely wrought coming-of-age novel is set in a beautifully imagined Minnesota town in the 1970s.
Updated: October 27, 2012, - 04:39 PM
Obituary: Lisa Breecher worked hard, always with a smile
Lisa Breecher, whose wide smile and fervent work ethic endeared her to shoppers at the Apple Valley Wal-Mart and the former Dayton's in Burnsville, died of abdominal cancer Oct. 19 at her group home in Rosemount. She was 52.
Updated: October 25, 2012, - 11:19 PM
Obituary: Rev. James Habiger was a voice of wisdom and compassion
The Rev. James Habiger advocated on behalf of the poor and marginalized both as a priest and lobbyist.
Updated: October 22, 2012, - 09:19 PM
NONFICTION: "Island of Bones," by Joy Castro.
Those who don't fit anywhere are freer to shape their own destinies, says a writer who has spent her life doing just that.
Updated: October 20, 2012, - 03:19 PM
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