Bill Miller is a freelance journalist at various publications including The Garden Island Newspaper, GBH, and USA TODAY. He covers a diverse range of themes including religion and spirituality, culture and society, as well as healthcare, often exploring topics such as Christianity, markets, and the impact of the Coronavirus. Bill's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including Newsweek and the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
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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
The Babylonians’ destruction of Jerusalem and the exiling of its people were grim times in the history of Israel, but through prophecy, God promised deliverance for those prisoners and people today. (Photo: James Tissot, via The Jewish Museum)
By: Bill Miller
Father Bryan Carney is a hospital chaplain in the Diocese of Brooklyn, a U.S. Air Force veteran, and a lieutenant colonel chaplain for the Veteran Corps of Artillery State of New York 9th Field Artillery Regiment. (Photos: Courtesy of Father Bryan Carney and The Tablet)
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Crime was up in 2024 from the previous year in several categories the Franklin County Sheriff's Office tracks, according to data released this week.
By Bill Miller Jr. • Publisher • [email protected] The Washington Area Chamber of Commerce added 80 new members in 2024.
By: Bill Miller
The legends of St. Brigid have inspired art in Ireland and the rest of the world. These paintings are by Patrick Joseph Tuohy and John Duncan. (Photos: Wikimedia Commons)
Bishop Robert Brennan greets three sisters from the Dominican Republic, newcomers to the diocese, during the feast of Our Lady of Altagracia on Jan. 21 at the Co-Cathedral of St. Joseph. Hundreds of people with ties to the Caribbean nation braved frigid temperatures in the teens to attend the local feast, which marks a major Marian devotion in their homeland. (Photo: Bill Miller)
By: Bill Miller
The Odd Brothers crew traveled to Greece to film Father Aristidis Garinis who narrates the upcoming project “ICON: A Documentary Film.” Father Garinis is a priest at the Flushing parish where the Condoleon brothers have been lifelong members — St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Shrine Church in Flushing. (Photo: Odd Brothers Productions)
A Gerald man charged with sex trafficking and child rape who was on the FBI’s Ten Most Fugitive list was captured Saturday morning in Lady Lake, Florida, northwest of Orlando.
By: Bill Miller
Downtown Washington, Inc. announced its first-ever Lifetime Achievement Award Thursday evening, bestowing the honor upon — and naming it after — Rick Hopp.
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