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
Zenith Taylor is past president of the Catholic Lawyers Guild of Queens County. She is shown here with the group’s chaplain, Msgr. Steven Aguggia, who is also chancellor and vicar for canonical affairs for the Diocese of Brooklyn. (Photo: Courtesy of Zenith Taylor)
Bolstered by a record hog sale and unseasonably cool temperatures, Saturday's Blue Ribbon Livestock Auction at the Washington Town & Country Fair came within $10,000 of breaking last year's record gross sale.
By: Bill Miller
The first successful photo of the Shroud of Turin — a black-and-white image taken in 1898 by an Italian lawyer and amateur photographer, Secondo Pia. (Photos: Wikimedia Commons)
Father Adrien Ntwa, a visiting priest from South Africa, shows where fire caused damage to St. Catherine of Genoa Parish in East Flatbush. Parishioners credited him for averting a larger disaster by calling 911 upon discovering smoke at the church Friday evening. (Photo: Bill Miller)
By: Bill Miller
Catholic schools have a rich tradition in the Diocese of Brooklyn, but their numbers are shrinking. (Photos: The Tablet archives)
By: Bill Miller
DOUGLASTON — Several new principals and assistant principals greeted students on Sept. 4, the first day of classes at Catholic schools/academies in the Diocese of Brooklyn.
By: Bill Miller
The American Gaming Association estimates that Americans will bet $35 billion on the NFL season with 38 states allowing sports betting.
By: Bill Miller
QUEENS VILLAGE — Surprises awaited students — early childhood to eighth grade — as they climbed the stairs into Incarnation Catholic Academy on Sept. 4 — the first day of classes for the new academic year.
Bishop Robert Brennan recounts the Passion of Jesus during the Way of the Cross procession across the Brooklyn Bridge on Good Friday. (Photo: Bill Miller)
Large crowds are expected in Downtown Washington this weekend as the Missouri Book Festival makes a triumphant return to a community that loves a good story.
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