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  • Alice in Wonderland Read on the Radio

    FRAMINGHAM, MA — Beginning Monday, May 7, 2007, Thursday, May 10, 2007 and the following Monday, May 14, 2007, The MetroWest Radio Reading Service will present the
    book, “Alice In Wonderland” by Lewis Carroll recorded and read by Michael McGurk, a McAuliffe Charter School student in Framingham.

    All episodes of this book will air at 2-30 p.m. The MetroWest Radio Reading Service can be accessed through wdjm 91.3 fm when students are not programming, or by special radio by contacting the Disability Services Office at Framingham State College at 508-626-4627.

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    News Staff

    May 3, 2007
    Arts & Culture
    Alice In Wonderland, MetroWest Radio Reading Service
  • Retirement Book Broadcast by Radio Reading Service

    FRAMINGHAM, MA – The MetroWest Radio Reading Service will be broadcasting the following book in its entirety, Barry M. Bograd “Get Off Your Rocker Before You Go Off Your Rocker: A Guide to Retirement”.

    The book was recorded by the author himself and will be broadcast as part of “Reading at F.S.C.”, a program that features best selling book recorded by our volunteers.

    “Reading F.S.C.” airs Mondays and Thursdays from 2-30 until 4-00 P.M. The following are the days, dates and times that this book will air:

    • Episode 1: Thursday, March 9, 2006, 2-30 until 4-00;
    • Episode 2: Monday, March 13th;
    • Episode 3: Thursday, March 16th.

    The MetroWest Radio Reading Service can be heard on radio station WDJM, 91.3, Framingham State College on the main frequency, 24 hours a day seven days a week when students are not broadcasting, or you can obtain a special radio to receive uninterrupted radio reading service by contacting the Disability Services Office at Framingham State College at 508-626-4627.

    For a complete schedule of all radio reading programming state and local, you go on line to the website of the Talking Information Center, T.I.C. at www.ticnetwork.com or the Disability Services Website at Framingham State College at www.framingham.edu/disabilityservices

    The MetroWest Radio Reading Service is an affiliate of the Talking Information Center Massachusetts Reading Network under the Mass. Commission For the Blind and a Community Outreach program of the Disability Services Office at Framingham State College.

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    Deb Cleveland

    March 3, 2006
    Seniors
    Barry M. Bograd, MetroWest Radio Reading Service, Off Your Rocker, radio reading
  • Reading Volunteer Needed

    FRAMINGHAM, MA – The MetroWest Radio Reading Service at Framingham State College is looking for someone would be willing to record the Sunday supplement “Jobfind”, ( of the MetroWest Daily News), which contains articles and job openings in the MetroWest area.

    The recordings would be broadcast on The Radio Reading Service.

    It will not be necessary to read every opening of job.

    Recordings can be done at home with tapes provided by the MetroWest Radio Reading Service.

    Only one hour a week is required.

    Please contact The Disability Services Office at Framingham State College at 508-626-4627 or by email dennisp@frc.mass.edu if you are interested.

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    News Staff

    October 25, 2005
    General Interest
    Disability, Framingham State College, MetroWest Radio Reading Service, radio reading

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