BOSTON (CBS) --- Using the airwaves to read, for those who can't It's a team effort of 170 volunteers helping more than a thousand people in central Massachusetts stay connected. At a small radio ...

Mass. Director of Rural Affairs Anne Gobi, State Rep. Kim Ferguson and Audio Journal Executive Director Harry Duchesne pose with advisors/listeners Nona Haroyan and Sharon Strzalkowski. PHOTOS / ...

WORCESTER - Worcester, the second largest city in Massachusetts, is home to a radio station helping visually impaired and disabled listeners get local news every day. It's called Audio Journal, an FM ...

1. Expand the reach to and engagement of the nearly 5,000 local visually impaired persons. 2. Increase partnerships with blindness organizations, both consumer and service providers. 3. Improve the ...

On the first Tuesday of each month, starting promptly at 8 p.m. and running until 9, Audio Journal presents “Speaking Volumes,” its audio book club based in Worcester. Members proudly note that this ...

Since Harry Duchesne became executive director of Audio Journal in June, he's been hearing some things that have him enthused. And it's not just the programs broadcast by the nonprofit radio reading ...

Sitting down to collect your thoughts with pen and paper is a practice that comes with a lot of perks. You get to express yourself without being judged, journaling allows you to track your thoughts to ...