Bill Miller is a freelance journalist with a focus on local news in the United States, specifically in Brooklyn and Queens, New York. He has written for various publications such as The Tablet Publishing Company, Inc., BlogTalkRadio, Missourian Publishing Company, and Casper Star-Tribune. Bill's articles cover a wide range of topics including cannabis shops, local events, personal stories, and community issues.
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Bill Miller's coverage spans local news, including culture & society and government & politics within the United States, particularly New York focusing on Brooklyn and Queens. His articles cover a wide range of topics such as local events, obituaries, fire incidents, books, Catholicism, construction projects among others.
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By: Bill Miller
At the Diocese of Brooklyn’s annual Mass for World Missions Sunday on Oct. 20, Father Thomas Ahern spoke of how the late Bishop Thomas Daily (1927-2017) would rush to join the missionary field in remote areas of Peru, where he often traveled in a dilapidated Volkswagen Beetle, or on horseback.
By: Bill Miller
For Felicia Cruz, receiving one of the first scholarships named for Auxiliary Bishop Emeritus Octavio Cisneros inspires her to learn more about the kindly, smiling, gray-haired man who often blesses students with the sign of the cross.
By: Bill Miller
Father Sean Suckiel, pastor of Holy Family Parish in Fresh Meadows, carries a monstrance during the procession. (Photo: OSV News/Gregory A. Shemitz)
Bill Miller Sr. Washington To the Editor: I am writing to commend Franklin County Circuit Clerk Tim Baker's office for its curbside voting service.
Three former Sporlan Valve plant managers touted the company's workforce when they returned to Washington last Thursday to help celebrate the manufacturer's 90th anniversary.
By: Bill Miller
Halloween’s origins have evolved from AD 300 when Christians sought to solemnly venerate Roman martyrs like St. Erasmus. (All photos featured: Wikimedia Commons)
By: Bill Miller
New Yorkers participate in early voting at a polling site in Brooklyn on October 29 in New York City. As Election Day approaches on November 5th, millions of Americans are casting their ballots early at polling sites or drop boxes. (Photo: Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
By: Bill Miller
The Brooklyn Museum collection of painter James Tissot’s watercolor works collection includes this piece, entitled “Jesus Looking Through a Lattice.”
By: Bill Miller
Apostolic Nuncio to the United States of America Cardinal Christophe Pierre (fifth from left) celebrated Mass at the Co-Cathedral of St. Joseph to close the 125th-anniversary celebration for Catholic Charities Brooklyn and Queens. Joining him here are (from left) Louis Pepe, grand knight of the Bishop Thomas V. Daily Council Knights of Columbus Council; Father Patrick Keating, moderator of the curia and CCBQ deputy CEO; Msgr. Joseph Grimaldi, vicar general; Bishop Robert Brennan; Cardinal Pierre; Msgr. Alfred LoPinto, CCBQ president and CEO; Auxiliary Bishop James Massa; and Auxiliary Bishop Emeritus Octavio Cisneros. (Photo: Gregory A. Shemitz)
By: Bill Miller
Father Dwayne Davis, standing at the “Door of No Return” on Gorée Island, Senegal, reflects on the plight of 15 million who lost their freedom over 400 years of the Atlantic slave trade. (Photos: Courtesy of Father Dwayne Davis)
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