Radio Reading Network of MD (410)779-4969

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We've Moved!!!
The Radio Reading Network is now in its new home,

3501 Taylor Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21236

The Maryland School for the Blind campus.

A special Thank You to the Lions Clubs who answered the call
and helped us with THE BIG MOVE!


The Radio Reading Network of Maryland 
 is an independent non-profit 501(c)(3) service for blind persons and physically or visually impaired persons unable to read for themselves. 
The service keeps Listeners up-to-date and involved in the world by offering current news as diverse as editorials, comic pages and supermarket sales.

Radio Receiver for the Radio Reading Network of Maryland
Our New Portable AC/DC Receiver
 
From our studios now located on the Maryland School for the Blind campus, Volunteers broadcast The Sun, New York Times, Washington Post, Afro-American, Wall Street Journal, Jewish Times and various County papers.  Among the magazines read regularly are Time, People, Sports Illustrated, The New Yorker, Vanity Fair and Fortune.


24 hours a day, 7 days a week
programs are broadcast by means of a special radio signal sent on sub-carriers of
WBJC-FM in Baltimore,
WFWM-FM in Frostburg and WESM-FM in Princess Anne.

The major sources of funding for the Network have been the City of Baltimore, Baltimore and Howard Counties, a number of Maryland Corporations and Foundations, plus many generous individual contributors.

The Network currently operates with a small paid
staff and more than seventy
Volunteers, including members and advisors to the Board of Directors.

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Vision through Voices...