Randy
Price
Randy
Price is co-anchor of WCVB-TV’s “EyeOpener,” New
England’s #1 early morning newscast.
During his distinguished career, Price has been honored with
numerous humanitarian and professional awards, among them the
broadcast industry’s highest honor: a national Edward
R. Murrow Award for Best Newscast in Boston. He has regularly
reported from the site of many news events important to New
Englanders, from numerous New Hampshire presidential primaries
to the Challenger shuttle explosion. On the national front,
Price has covered the war in Afghanistan and the impeachment
of President Clinton.
Price
is also well-known to New England’s civic and
philanthropic communities, regularly volunteering his time
to raise funds and awareness for a variety of causes. He is
the “chief cheerleader” for the annual Walk for
Autism and works with organizations relating to alcohol and
substance abuse. A breeder of champion American Cocker Spaniels,
Price works with all of the major animal welfare and rescue
organizations in Greater Boston.
Christopher Duffley
Christopher Duffley is a 10 year old blind and Autistic singer
and multi-instrumentalist. Born prematurely, Christopher weighed
only 1 lb 12 oz at birth and was rendered blind due to Retinopathy
of Prematurity. His adopted parents shared their love for music
with their son at an early age, and he has been entertaining
audiences ever since.
Christopher has sung the national anthem
at over 100 sporting events, fundraising events for autism,
local non-profits, nursing homes and church events. Last
July, Christopher performed the national anthem at Fenway
Park and in September he performed at NASCAR racing. Also
over the summer, he captured the hearts of thousands at the
International Brotherhood of Teamsters national convention
with his rendition of Lean on Me.
Click
here to see some
of Christopher’s recent appearances.
The Marsels
The Marsels have been entertaining
guests in Boston and beyond for the past 35 years. Their recipe
for success is simple: Take only the finest and latest music
of the day, season it with some memories from the past, and
perform it with so much style and energy that people can't
help having a good time - no matter what their age.

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