CRIS is working with ERFC (Enfield Resources for Children) to bring CRISKids for Schools to Enfield students. The service will put widely read books into audio format for students with disabilities.
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The 2018 version of Dining and Dancing in the Dark is history and it made history. The past champions who competed, dazzled the crowd with flashy dressed, incredible moves and even some nostalgia. Billy Johnstone eked out victory over an energized pool of rivals, including Nicole Nalepa, Marilyn Alverio, Floyd Green and Hanna Mordo. Thanks also to the crew from Arthur Murray, Scott Haney, Ann Howard, Eight to the Bar and all of those who came out to support Connecticut's radio reading service.
A map of Connecticut representing the locations of CRIS studios (Norwich, West Haven, Trumbull, Danbury, and now Norwalk, as well as our broadcast studio in Windsor).
A map of Connecticut representing the locations of CRIS studios (Norwich, West Haven, Trumbull, Danbury, and now Norwalk, as well as our broadcast studio in Windsor).
CRIS’ newest satellite studio launched on a beautiful day in Matthew's Park in Norwalk. The … Continue Reading ››
Scot Haney knocked the ball out of the park with his dance performance, but on this night his competition wasn't Joe Furey and Weather Watch, it was the five most dazzling women in all of Connecticut. The 2017 Dining & Dancing in the Dark Champions are: Amanda Raus (Fox CT) & Hanna Mordoh.
It may have been the most dazzling D&D yet, and the winners are the people all over CT who use CRIS services, as the night raised record amounts to help CRIS continue its mission. READ MORE
Scot Haney knocked the ball out of the park with his dance performance, but on this night his competition wasn't Joe Furey and Weather Watch, it was the five most dazzling women in all of Connecticut. The 2017 Dining & Dancing in the Dark Champions are: Amanda Raus (Fox CT) & Hanna Mordoh.
It may have been the most dazzling D&D yet, and the winners are the people all over Connecticut who use CRIS services, as the night raised record amounts to help CRIS continue its mission.
Thank you to everyone who participated and made this such a fantastic event!
Sponsors:
Presenting Sponsor:
Arthur Murray Dance Studios
Gold Sponsor:
ChemWerth
Silver Sponsors:
Aetna | Comcast | Frankie and Bob Goldfarb
Bronze Sponsors:
A Closer Look | Bob's Discount Furniture |Connecticare | E&M Donuts- Ed Pine | TD Bank | WFSB Channel 3 |Windsor Federal
Savings Bank
Dancing with the Celebrities Sponsors:
Connecticut Lighting | Kaman | Meredith Corp.
Auction Sponsors:
Hebron Lions Club | Subway
Event Sponsors:
Devine Hydraulics | King Covenant Financial
Table Wine:
Robert McAllister & Demebtrius Tolides
Diane Duhaime with Jesse Kroll Steve Famiglietti with Sally Nasatka
Judges:
Joe Furey Maurice Kaoud Frank Rende
Photography:
Steve Laschever
Contestants:
Sulma Avenancio with Jesse Kross Dr. Andrea Dennis with Matthew Berryman Scot Haney with Lacey Escobales Hanna Mordoh with Francis Grant Cathy Poulin with Kyle Blatchford Amanda Raus with Tom Varian
On April 22 volunteers from CRIS Radio teamed up with employees of Comcast on Comcast Cares Day to help spruce up Smith Elementary School in New Britain. This is part of a statewide event for Comcast that brings partners together for a day of volunteerism.
15 CRIS volunteers pitched in for a couple of hours, painting classrooms, planting flowers and eating doughnuts. Comcast has been a great friend of CRIS, running PSAs, providing grant money, making their technology and hardware available to expand CRIS services. Agreeing to partner with them was a little way to say thank you back.
Volunteers from around the state came together on September 20 to celebrate their dedication to Connecticut's only radio reading service for people with disabilities. Volunteers with 5, 10, 15, 20 and 25 years of service were honored.
Thank you to all who give their time to make CRIS possible!
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Serving all of Connecticut from six studios around the state.
CRIS is working with ERFC (Enfield Resources for Children) to bring CRISKids for Schools to Enfield students. The service will put widely read books into audio format for students with disabilities.
The initiative is made possible by grants from the Fund for Greater Hartford and the Hartford … Continue Reading ›› 
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