ASL Interpreter Referral Service Celebrates Two Decades In Business

September 24, 2016 Business

asl-interpreters-20th-7 — Somerset-based ASL Interpreter Referral Service celebrated its 20th anniversary with a gala at The Marigold on Hamilton Street.

A mother-daughter business that was started in response to an act of discrimination celebrated its 20th anniversary Sept. 23 with a festive gala.

ASL Interpreter Referral Service provides sign language interpreters for the deaf, hard-of-hearing and deaf-blind in a variety of settings. The company was founded by Kathy Kady-Hopkins and her mother, Christine Sherwood, and has an office on Clyde Road.

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