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OCES Donates $1,000 to the Edward T. Donovan Social Work Scholarship Fund at BSU

Susan Willis of OCES presenting the donation to Frederick Clark of BSU (Photo credit: Rich Morgan Photography)

Old Colony Elder Services (OCES), the non-profit agency proudly serving older adults and individuals with disabilities throughout greater Plymouth County and surrounding communities, recently made a $1,000 contribution to the Edward T. Donovan Social Work Scholarship Fund at Bridgewater State University (BSU) in recognition of National Professional Social Work Month.

Edward T. Donovan was the Executive Director of OCES for almost 20 years. The scholarship was established to honor his memory.  The recipient is a junior or senior social work major from Plymouth County or surrounding communities with a grade point average of 3.0 or higher.

On March 20th, which is World Social Work Day, OCES attended a MetroSouth Chamber of Commerce lunch hosted at BSU where Susan Willis, OCES’ ASAP Programs Director, presented a check for this Scholarship Fund to Frederick Clark, BSU President.

“In recognition of Social Work Month, not only do we celebrate the contributions of social workers and all of our staff who work together to support consumers, families and communities, but we are pleased to contribute scholarship funding to those who have chosen to pursue a career in social work,” said Nicole Long, MSW, LICSW, chief executive officer of OCES.

She continued, “OCES is proud to be an agency that provides independent, conflict-free assessments, care coordination, and administrative support for multiple in-home and community-based long-term services throughout many different programs.”

National Social Work Month

This year’s theme of “Social Workers: Leaders. Advocates. Champions.” highlights the role of social workers in helping the most vulnerable people in our society, as well as their role in improving the lives of all Americans. Every day the nation’s 650,000 social workers act as advocates, champions, and leaders who make our society a better place to live. Social Workers engage and bring together individuals, communities, agencies, and government to help society solve some of the most pressing issues of the day, including immigration reform; equal rights for all; affordable, accessible, adequate physical/mental health care; and protecting the environment.

About OCES

Founded in 1974, OCES proudly serves greater Plymouth County and surrounding communities. OCES is a private, non-profit organization headquartered in Brockton with a second office in Plymouth. OCES is designated as one of 26 Aging Services Access Points (ASAPs) in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. OCES’ mission is to support the independence and dignity of elders and people with disabilities by providing essential information and services that promote healthy and safe living. The agency offers a number of programs to serve seniors, individuals with disabilities, their families and caregivers. For more information call 508-584-1561 or visit www.ocesma.org.

 

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Emerson Bearing Boston Digs into New Division – Aggregate Mining and Stone

From energy resources to minerals and metals, Emerson Bearing Boston, a bearing company catering to Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEM) and Maintenance, Repair and Operations (MRO) markets around the world, has found a new niche within mining and stone industries.

Emerson Bearing Boston has recently established an Aggregate Mining and Stone Division, which is dedicated to their rapidly expanding mining and stone customer base. Bill Zylicz, Marketing Specialist, oversees the division.

“Mining and stone industries face the challenges of harsh environments, extremely high load capacities and the need to operate where downtime is not an option,” said Steve Katz, president. “Our clients know they can rely on us for our vast inventory, competitive pricing and overall reliability.”

Whether mining for coal, minerals or metal, or mining in the sand, gravel and stone industry sector, heavy-duty machinery used in the mining industry requires high reliability for continuous operation.

Machinery used for mining, crushing, transferring and processing may include dragline excavator, excavator, primary jaw crusher, impact crusher, wheel loader, trucks, shuttle cars, conveyor, apron feeder, vibrating feeders and screens. Emerson Bearing supplies a wide range of bearings and related parts for these bearing intensive operations, including spherical roller bearings, cylindrical roller bearings, plummer blocks, insulated bearings, needle roller bearings, triple lip sealed bearings, constant velocity joints, large sized taper roller bearings, spherical plain bearings and more.

For more information about the Aggregate Mining and Stone Division, contact Bill Zylicz at 866-995-8762 or email bzylicz@emersonbearing.com.

About Emerson Bearing Boston

Founded in 1957, Emerson Bearing Boston specializes in bearings for OEM and MRO markets throughout the world. The company provides solutions to a variety of industries including: aggregate, concrete, mining, machine tools, electric motor repair, marine, material handling, metal processing, packaging, food processing, paper converting, printing, wind/power generation, recreation, heavy construction, robotics, automation, transportation, wood products, wastewater treatment, pump, compressor and oil field.

Emerson Bearing Boston offers customers a one-stop shopping experience. With an online product catalog with over 3 million bearings – ranging in size from 3mm to tunnel-boring 15-foot-diameter giants; a vast inventory of bearings; worldwide sourcing; a fixed price program; a knowledgeable staff; same day shipping and 24/7 service, Emerson Bearing Boston has become a leading provider of bearings in the U.S. They are the sister company of Action Bearing and maintain headquarters at 201 Brighton Ave. Boston, MA. For more information, visit www.emersonbearing.com or call 800-225-4587.

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Waltham CPA Earns CVGA Credential

Judi Nichols, CPA, MST

Judi Nichols, CPA, MST, Tax Manager at Rodman CPAs, a full-service tax and accounting firm serving small and mid-sized businesses throughout the greater Boston area, has earned the Certified Value Growth Advisor (CVGA) business advisory credential. She is a resident of Watertown, MA.

Nichols participated in Corporate Value Metrics, LLC’s rigorous five-day CVGA certification program and exam. Nichols is the fourth CPA at the firm that has earned the CVGA credential, along with Steve Rodman, CPA, MST, President, Robert Leonard, CPA, MBA, Partner and Jeremy Eckmair, CPA, Experienced Associate. CVGA credential distinguishes Rodman CPAs as broad-based, most-valued advisors capable of managing the various professional resources needed to help clients maximize the value of their companies.

Nichols has more than 20 years of public accounting experience and she holds an Associate of Applied Science degree in Accounting from Prince George’s Community College in Largo, MD, and a Bachelor of Arts in Economics from the University of Maryland. She earned a Master of Public Policy in Financial Management from the University of Maryland College Park, and a Master’s degree in Taxation with a certificate in financial planning from Bentley University.

Nichols is a current member of the Massachusetts Society of CPAs (MSCPA), serving on the Women in Accounting committee, and a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA), and the Watertown-Belmont Chamber of Commerce. She is also a member of the Professional Advisors Network with The Boston Foundation.

Rodman CPAs provides consulting and business advisory services ranging from helping clients launch a new entity, to preparing to sell a company, to how to best pass a company on to the next generation.

VOP Practitioners

Rodman CPAs provide a full suite of services to better position companies for improved, sustainable profits and growth. The Rodman team is comprised of Certified Value Opportunity Profile (VOP) Practitioners who provide “actionable consulting” to assess the entire business enterprise and determine quality and risk ratings and current business value. Rodman’s VOP methodology and process have a proven record of success. The process encompasses the extensive review of eight fundamental business areas and the development and implementation of a comprehensive plan for long-term sustainability and growth.

About Rodman CPAs

Rodman CPAs provides tax advisory, accounting, and business strategy to small and mid-sized emerging and established businesses.  Named one of the largest accounting firms in Massachusetts by the Boston Business Journal, Rodman CPAs offers an innovative and strategic approach with the personal touch of a smaller regional CPA firm. For more than 50 years, Rodman CPAs has been specializing in customized accounting and tax solutions that improve business performance, processes, financial operations, and information technology.

The firm serves as a true business partner, helping clients perform and succeed during each stage of the business lifecycle. As domain experts in alternative energy, the “Green Team” at Rodman CPAs works with renewable energy producers and businesses throughout the U.S. offering tax advisory, financial, accounting services, and Investment Tax Credit (ITC) studies.

Rodman CPAs is an independent member firm of BDO Alliance USA, which enables them to expand services to clients by accessing the resources of BDO USA, LLP and other Alliance members, ensuring greater flexibility, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness. For more information, visit http://www.rodmancpa.com or contact (617) 965-5959.

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First Collaborative Low Vision Group on the South Shore to Meet April 9th

Talking Information CenterTalking Information Center (TIC) of Marshfield, MA, an award-winning, non-profit reading service broadcasting 24-hours a day to thousands of visually impaired and otherwise print impaired listeners throughout the state, has teamed up with the Marshfield Council on Aging, Duxbury Senior Center, Kingston Council on Aging, and the Plymouth Center for Active Living to host the first collaborative Low Vision Group on the South Shore.

Individuals with low vision and those who know someone with low vision are invited to TIC at 130 Enterprise Drive in Marshfield on Monday, April 9, 2018 from 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., for the first support group session. The topic of discussion will be transportation. A light lunch will be provided.

Anyone who is unable to attend the support group may tune in to TIC’s live broadcast of the Low Vision Group at noon on that day. Visit TIC’s website www.ticnetwork.org or contact 781-834-4400 to learn about the many ways to listen to TIC.

To reserve a seat at the Low Vision Group, or if you are in need of transportation to the group on April 9th, RSVP to your local Senior Center or Council on Aging.

“Individuals who are visually impaired and learning to cope with all the new adaptations and challenges that come with vision loss, such as orientation and mobility, are invited to attend the Low Vision Group,” said Jim Bunnell, Executive Director of TIC. “The goal of this collaborative support group is to share impactful information that will help individuals with vision loss to continue to live healthy and independent lives.”

The Hub of the Massachusetts Reading Network

Based in Marshfield, MA, TIC is a proud member of the International Association of Audible Information Services (IAAIS), and is the hub of the Massachusetts Reading Network, broadcasting to all of Massachusetts as well as southern New Hampshire and Connecticut. The non-profit reading service operates with the help of more than 600 volunteers statewide, broadcasting newspapers, magazines, books, special consumer information, medical and stock market updates, jobs, sports, supermarket specials, voting guides, community newspapers, and television programs. TIC also offers cultural programming such as old-time radio drama, theater, and poetry. TIC’s newest programming includes the Radio and Podcast Players and Veterans Voice.

TIC programming may be accessed several ways: via live audio stream at http://www.ticnetwork.org; by utilizing a specially tuned radio receiver; through AudioNow by calling 712-832-7025 from a home or cell phone; or by smartphone app. Listeners with smartphones may download the free TIC app by typing “Talking Information Center” in Apple or in the Google Play store for Android devices.

In 1977, Ed Perry, the founder of radio station WATD-FM in Marshfield, MA, donated his Subsidiary Carrier Authorization signal for use as the first radio reading service in New England. Operating similarly to other broadcast networks, TIC has affiliates throughout the state of Massachusetts that provide inserts of local news and information that is of interest to listeners in their area. The Executive Office of Elder Affairs oversees TIC, which is located at 130 Enterprise Drive, Marshfield, MA 02050. For more information visit www.ticnetwork.org or call (781) 834-4400.

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Open Mic Night at TIC Studio Prior to Popular Radio Drama on March 29th

Talking Information CenterOn Thursday, March 29, 2018, Talking Information Center (TIC), an award-winning, non-profit reading service broadcasting 24-hours a day to thousands of visually impaired and otherwise print impaired listeners throughout the state, will hold an Open Mic Night from 5 to 6:30 p.m. at their studio prior to their featured radio drama performance at 7 p.m.

TIC is launching their first Open Mic Night at 130 Enterprise Drive in Marshfield and invites the public to perform and/or attend. Light food and refreshments will be served during Open Mic Night.

“Our Open Mic Night offers an opportunity for folks in our community to share their talents, whether they’d like to perform a skit or song, recite poetry or do a little stand-up comedy, the spotlight is theirs,” explained Jim Bunnell, TIC’s Executive Director.

Feature Presentation

At 7 p.m., TIC’s talented Radio and Podcast Players will perform “The Most Dangerous Game” radio play in front of a live studio audience. Based on a short story by Richard Connell, “The Most Dangerous Game” features a big game hunter from the Big Apple in a suspenseful adventure. The cast includes Steve Yakutis of Canton as Rainsford, Joe O’Connor of Plymouth as Whitney, and Jack Garrity of Marshfield as Zaroff.

TIC’s radio dramas are produced by John Shea of TIC and Eric Joseph, Executive Director of The Bay Colony Shakespeare Company (BCSC). TIC strives to bring live theater to those who might not have access to it otherwise due to accessibility, transportation or financial issues and to bring their audience of over 30,000 listeners fresh, new and exciting content.

Seating and space for Open Mic Night and the radio drama production is limited, and all who wish to perform at Open Mic and/or attend the “The Most Dangerous Game” performance should RSVP to Lorraine Bottelli at 781-834-4400 or email lbottelli@ticnetwork.org.

Unique Sponsor Messages

To support the Radio and Podcast Players drama series and to keep this unique programming free for listeners, unique underwriting messages, written by Eric Joseph with an “old time radio” effect, will be aired during the broadcast.

March’s program is supported in part by a grant from the Marshfield Cultural Council, a local agency which is supported by the Mass Cultural Council, a state agency.

For more information about supporting TIC’s radio drama productions and to listen to previous shows, visit http://ticnetwork.org/donate/tic-radio-podcast-players/.

The Hub of the Massachusetts Reading Network

Based in Marshfield, MA, TIC is a proud member of the International Association of Audible Information Services (IAAIS), and is the hub of the Massachusetts Reading Network, broadcasting to all of Massachusetts as well as southern New Hampshire and Connecticut. The non-profit reading service operates with the help of more than 600 volunteers statewide, broadcasting newspapers, magazines, books, special consumer information, medical and stock market updates, jobs, sports, supermarket specials, voting guides, community newspapers, and television programs. TIC also offers cultural programming such as old-time radio drama, theater, and poetry. TIC’s newest programming includes the Radio and Podcast Players and Veterans Voice.

TIC programming may be accessed several ways: via live audio stream at http://www.ticnetwork.org; by utilizing a specially tuned radio receiver; through AudioNow by calling 712-832-7025 from a home or cell phone; or by smartphone app. Listeners with smartphones may download the free TIC app by typing “Talking Information Center” in Apple or in the Google Play store for Android devices.

In 1977, Ed Perry, the founder of radio station WATD-FM in Marshfield, MA, donated his Subsidiary Carrier Authorization signal for use as the first radio reading service in New England. Operating similarly to other broadcast networks, TIC has affiliates throughout the state of Massachusetts that provide inserts of local news and information that is of interest to listeners in their area. The Executive Office of Elder Affairs oversees TIC, which is located at 130 Enterprise Drive, Marshfield, MA 02050. For more information visit www.ticnetwork.org or call (781) 834-4400.

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Rodman CPAs Announces Two Promotions

Rodman CPAs of Waltham, MA, a full-service tax and accounting firm serving small and mid-sized businesses throughout the greater Boston area, has recently promoted two team members.

Kayla Luther, a resident of Leominster, and Justin Horr, a resident of South Easton, have been named senior associates at Rodman CPAs. Both previously served as experienced associates.

Luther works with small business clients across a range of industries, providing bookkeeping, controller services and QuickBooks consulting, support and training. Luther began her career at the firm as a staff accountant before relocating to Virginia for five years. Upon her return to Massachusetts in 2016, she rejoined Rodman CPAs as an experienced associate and QuickBooks ProAdvisor. Luther holds a Bachelor of Science in Accounting from Appalachian State University in North Carolina and a Master of Science in Accounting from Liberty University in Virginia. She is a member of the Massachusetts Society of Certified Public Accountants (MSCPA).

Horr handles audits, tax reviews and compilations. In addition to his audit-related engagements, Horr prepares individual, partnership, and corporate tax returns. Prior to his promotion, Horr held the position of experienced associate for more than four years. He has a Bachelor’s degree in Accounting with minor in Finance from University of Massachusetts Dartmouth. Horr is working towards a Master of Science in Accounting at Bridgewater State University with an expected graduation date of 2018.

About Rodman CPAs

Rodman CPAs provides tax advisory, accounting, and business strategy to small and mid-sized emerging and established businesses.  Named one of the largest accounting firms in Massachusetts by the Boston Business Journal, Rodman CPAs offers an innovative and strategic approach with the personal touch of a smaller regional CPA firm. For more than 50 years, Rodman CPAs has been specializing in customized accounting and tax solutions that improve business performance, processes, financial operations, and information technology.

The firm serves as a true business partner, helping clients perform and succeed during each stage of the business lifecycle. As domain experts in alternative energy, the “Green Team” at Rodman CPAs works with renewable energy producers and businesses throughout the U.S. offering tax advisory, financial, accounting services, and Investment Tax Credit (ITC) studies.

Rodman CPAs is an independent member firm of BDO Alliance USA, which enables them to expand services to clients by accessing the resources of BDO USA, LLP and other Alliance members, ensuring greater flexibility, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness. For more information, visit http://www.rodmancpa.com or contact (617) 965-5959.

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5K Road Race/Walk in Kingston to Raise Funds for Meals on Wheels

In an effort to raise funds for the Meals on Wheels program that serves older adults and individuals with disabilities throughout a service area of 23 communities in greater Plymouth County, Old Colony Elder Services (OCES) is holding their third annual family-friendly “Moving Heels for Meals on Wheels” 5K Road Race/Walk on Sunday, April 29, 2018 at 9 a.m.

Team OCES encourages you to bring your family, friends, and colleagues to run/walk for a good cause! All funds raised support OCES’ vital Meals on Wheels program, which is part of their Nutrition Program. OCES delivers 1,600 nutritious meals a day to recipients in their Southeastern Massachusetts service area. These “Meals on Wheels” are planned by a nutritionist, and with the help of hundreds of volunteers, are delivered either to individual homes or to Community Dining Sites, which provide older adults opportunities for social interaction.

Race Day

The race begins at 9:00 a.m. at Silver Lake Regional Middle School, 256 Pembroke Street, Kingston, MA 02364. Online registration for the Moving Heels for Meals on Wheels 5K is $25 for adults; $20 for students age 11-18; $15 for children (age 10 and under); and children in carriages ride free.

Awards that will be presented include overall first, second and third male and female runners as well as first place male and female in the following age groups: 10 and under, 11-15, 16-19, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69 and 70+.

Costume Contest

Children age 12 and under are encouraged to wear a food-themed costume (carrot, apple, etc.) that best represents healthy living and nutrition for a chance to win a special prize.

All participants will receive a gift bag and water will be provided. Register by Tuesday, April 17th to receive a race T-shirt.

Sponsors

OCES would like to thank the following 5K sponsors: MountainOne Bank, Lindley Food Services, BMC Health Net Plan/Well Sense Health Plan, Home Health Resources, Inc., AbbottCare, Greater Boston Home Health Care Services, S&M Transportation, Anodyne Homemaker Services, South Shore Bank, Paula M.P. Schlosser, Esq., Best of Care, and

Brockton Adult Day Health/The Mentor Network.  In addition, Sullivan Tire and

Mickey Adventures have provided prizes for the event.

For more information or to register, visit http://www.southshorerace.com/3rd-annual-moving-heels-for-meals-on-wheels-5k—april-29-2018.html

If you are unable to participate in Moving Heels for Meals on Wheels 5K, please consider supporting the program with a donation, visit www.ocesma.org/donations.

About OCES

Founded in 1974, OCES proudly serves greater Plymouth County and surrounding communities. OCES is a private, non-profit organization headquartered in Brockton with a second office in Plymouth. OCES is designated as one of 26 Aging Services Access Points (ASAPs) in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. OCES’ mission is to support the independence and dignity of elders and people with disabilities by providing essential information and services that promote healthy and safe living. The agency offers a number of programs to serve seniors, individuals with disabilities, their families and caregivers. For more information call 508-584-1561 or visit www.ocesma.org.

 

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Free Ebook outlines how to grab hearts and headlines. Plymouth, MA man authors PR 101 book.

What is free news coverage worth? Creating visibility, credibility and traction, PR is a powerful tool. Don’t complicate it. Don’t chase other shiny objects.

 

The new Ebook, “PR 101” is a crash course on public relations and provides a specific outline of how local businesses can develop a consistent PR plan and prosper. The book is free as a download from the PR Works’ website. Visit http://www.prworkzone.com/ and click on “Free Ebook, PR 101”.

 

The book includes details on why Public Relations is not just visibility, but a lead generator; how to become a media darling; 21 news release topics that generate press and prospects; 7 phrases that editors hate; how an on-going column makes you the “go to” source; how to groom a CEO as a spokesperson; how to get to the point so that you do not exceeded the average Internet attention span; and how to call a duck and duck and keep writing from running afoul.

 

“We are overwhelmed by a barrage of messages every day,” noted author Steven V. Dubin, president of PR WORKS, a full service public relations firm based in Plymouth, MA and serving clients throughout the U.S. “Given that amount of noise, your messages and news have to be strategic and well-crafted. This book provides a detailed road map to position your company as the leader.”

 

Steven V. Dubin began his media newspaper career by writing feature stories about the Boston Celtics for the New Bedford Standard Times. Steve and Larry Bird shared rookie years. From there he progressed to editing and marketing positions in several publishing companies, including Mariner Newspapers. Dubin was a contributing author to “Get Slightly Famous”, a book about becoming a celebrity in your field and attracting more business with less effort and “Tricks of the Trade”, the complete guide to succeeding in the advice business.

 

PR Works is located in downtown Plymouth at 18 Main Street Extension, Plymouth, MA 02060.  For a complimentary Ebook or for more information, please visit www.PRWorkZone.com or contact the firm at SDubin@PRWorkZone.com, (781) 582-1061.

 

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South Shore Conservatory’s Coffee Break Concert to Air Statewide on Talking Information Center on March 1st

Talking Information CenterSouth Shore Conservatory’s upcoming Coffee Break Concert may now be enjoyed by listeners throughout the state on Talking Information Center (TIC) network.

South Shore Conservatory is hosting a free one-hour Coffee Break Concert, featuring the Elan Mehler Trio, at their Duxbury campus at the end of February.

TIC of Marshfield, an award-winning, non-profit reading service broadcasting 24-hours a day to thousands of visually impaired and otherwise print impaired listeners throughout Massachusetts, will record the Elan Mehler Trio concert and broadcast the show on Thursday, March 1, 2018 at 8 p.m. Jazz, cabaret and burlesque collide in this one-of-a-kind group of artists who will showcase well known jazz standards with a twist.

“We are delighted to have an opportunity to record South Shore Conservatory’s concert and share it with an increasing number of listeners throughout the state,” explained Jim Bunnell, Executive Director of TIC.

Anyone can tune in to this concert and other TIC programming. Listeners may access programs through TIC’s live audio stream at http://www.ticnetwork.org, or via AudioNow by calling 712-832-7025 from a home or cell phone or by smartphone app. Listeners with smartphones may download the free TIC app by typing “Talking Information Center” in Apple or in the Google Play store for Android devices.

Bunnell continued, “Our audience continues to expand and includes seniors, veterans and many others who wish to enjoy local programs and entertainment such as South Shore Conservatory’s concert through the TIC network.”

For more information about South Shore Conservatory, visit their website at http://sscmusic.org.

The Hub of the Massachusetts Reading Network

Based in Marshfield, MA, TIC is a proud member of the International Association of Audible Information Services (IAAIS), and is the hub of the Massachusetts Reading Network, broadcasting to all of Massachusetts as well as southern New Hampshire and Connecticut. The non-profit reading service operates with the help of more than 600 volunteers statewide, broadcasting newspapers, magazines, books, special consumer information, medical and stock market updates, jobs, sports, supermarket specials, voting guides, community newspapers, and television programs. TIC also offers cultural programming such as old-time radio drama, theater, and poetry. TIC’s newest programming includes the Radio and Podcast Players and Veterans Voice.

TIC programming may be accessed several ways: via live audio stream at http://www.ticnetwork.org; by utilizing a specially tuned radio receiver; through AudioNow by calling 712-832-7025 from a home or cell phone; or by smartphone app. Listeners with smartphones may download the free TIC app by typing “Talking Information Center” in Apple or in the Google Play store for Android devices.

In 1977, Ed Perry, the founder of radio station WATD-FM in Marshfield, MA, donated his Subsidiary Carrier Authorization signal for use as the first radio reading service in New England. Operating similarly to other broadcast networks, TIC has affiliates throughout the state of Massachusetts that provide inserts of local news and information that is of interest to listeners in their area. The Executive Office of Elder Affairs oversees TIC, which is located at 130 Enterprise Drive, Marshfield, MA 02050. For more information visit www.ticnetwork.org or call (781) 834-4400.

 

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