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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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Linking more than the bridge

A crowd gathered to watch the new 1-35W bridge take shape over the open water, a sight that evoked awe and pride, sorrow and hope.

Updated: May 26, 2008, - 07:26 AM

"Plague of Doves" is quintessential American story

The horrific murder of a North Dakota farm family in 1911 starts the action in this multigenerational tale of good and evil, guilt and innocence, love and hate.

Updated: April 25, 2008, - 11:25 AM

The stories she can tell

In this sequel to "Paula," Isabel Allende chronicles her "unhinged" family's many ups and downs in the wake of her beloved daughter's death.

Updated: March 28, 2008, - 11:37 AM

Nov. 22, 2006: Uproar follows imams' detention

The removal of six Muslim clerics from a US Airways flight from the Twin Cities set off a nationwide uproar, and the Department of Homeland Security's Office for Civil Rights and Civil Liberties said it will review the incident.

Updated: November 20, 2007, - 09:17 PM

Review: A 'Run' on family, class and race

On a snowy day in Boston, a car accident sets in motion a chain of events that forces an already complicated family to redefine itself.

Updated: October 12, 2007, - 03:38 PM

Minnetonka couple mourned their daughter, now her son

Six years after losing their daughter in a car crash, a Minnetonka couple is grieving for her teen son, whom they had adopted. He died in an ATV crash.

Updated: July 05, 2007, - 09:32 PM

Edward McCarty, 73, a blooming success

The gardener extraordinaire raised acres of flowers and vegetables for years in Roseville and Chisago City.

Updated: June 17, 2007, - 08:22 PM

Interests may signal goals of next archbishop

The Catholic Church has named the Rev. John Nienstedt, bishop of New Ulm, to take over in about a year for Harry Flynn.

Updated: April 25, 2007, - 04:11 PM

June 9, 2006: Is successor in works for archbishop?

Knowledgeable sources say Archbishop Harry Flynn, who at 73 is nearing retirement age, has asked the Vatican for a coadjutor archbishop with rights of succession.

Updated: April 24, 2007, - 10:00 AM