Radio reading services look for new ways to support themselves

... She listens to the 18-year-old Radio Information Service, which serves about 1,000 people, charging subscribers $20 a year. The service, with about 250 volunteers, nearly closed earlier this month after its funding almost dried up. ¶ With government funding becoming harder to get, radio reading groups are finding they need to be creative to stay on the air. ... Link: The Herald Standard.