Bill Miller is a Freelance Journalist at various esteemed publications. He covers a diverse range of themes including construction and real estate, business and economics, as well as health and wellness, with a keen focus on topics such as Christianity, social interest, and diversity & inclusion. Bill's work has been featured in notable outlets such as The Garden Island Newspaper, USA TODAY, Newsweek, and many more.
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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, Audrey Stanard
A crane was used Tuesday morning to install a new roof and to facilitate the construction of a deck at a building that is being remodeled at 1 West Main Street in downtown Washington. Unreal Properties of Washington is the general contractor on the project which will include an emporium on the first floor, with two condominiums scheduled for the second floor.
Customers of Public Water District No. 1 overwhelmingly passed a bond measure Tuesday to fund improvements to the system, while a similar bond proposal in Public Water District No. 3 failed by a mere 20 votes.
By: Bill Miller
Even though he recently retired, Cardinal Timothy Dolan, who has been called “the unmistakable public face of American Catholicism” is still busy.
By: Bill Miller
Cardinal Timothy Dolan greets NYPD Detective Steven McDonald during the city’s 2010 St. Patrick’s Day Parade in New York City. McDonald was shot and paralyzed in the line of duty in 1986. Cardinal Dolan, since retired, celebrated the officer’s funeral Mass in 2017. (Photo: OSV/Gregory Shemitz)
By: Bill Miller
Artists from 15 states are expected to convene in Washington to participate in the first-ever “Paint Wash MO” Plein Air Paint-Out Saturday, April 25.
Deep Value Select was +8.39% (net of fees), versus the S&P 1500 Value Index +0.19% and the S&P 600 Value Index at +4.32%.
By: Bill Miller
Early reports indicate that proceeds will exceed $1.5 million from the Futures in Education Annual Scholarship Fund Dinner, April 28, at Cipriani Wall Street.
By: Bill Miller
A new federal tax credit could transform Catholic school affordability in New York — but Gov. Kathy Hochul must decide whether the state will opt in.
By: Bill Miller
Eighth graders graduating from Catholic schools or academies in the Diocese of Brooklyn received final reminders of God’s love from their shepherd, Bishop Robert Brennan.
By: Bill Miller
The novena for Father Francis Xavier Truong Buu Diep that began May 3 at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Parish in Astoria included a special presentation to mark the start of the month May, a traditional time in the Church to honor Mary, the mother of God. (Photo: Courtesy of Msgr. Cuong Pham)
