Dolly works on her innovated, educational thirty minute program every day filming varied subjects and places in the community to the public that would otherwise never experience coverage. It is a sacrifice for Dolly and her cameraman, Victor Cromwell, to do this work completely as volunteers. They both absorb the total production cost. Her show is unique, in the fact that interviews are made where interviewees live or work. She also records community events.
All work is focused toward the community.
Libraries in Norwalk, Easton, Bridgeport and Fairfield circulate her video programs to the public. The Birdgefield Library has bought them, in triplicate, as historic documentation for circulation and reference. As an independent television producer and host - For taking a risk, shifting careers, foregoing uncharted territory and for the personal courage, to embark upon a new direction. The award is meant to serve as a vote of confidence to show that people in the Easton community appreciate her efforts in producing her program. As a positive role model and as a professional artist she has been asked for that past five years by Barbara Summers, Senior girl Scout leader in Easton, to talk to the senior girl scouts to fulfill badge requirements.