Double dose of Meck radio this week!

Be sure to catch Meck this week on VoiceCorps (www.voicecorps.org)
for "The Morning Exchange." VoiceCorps programming can be heard in central Ohio on the community channel of Time-Warner cable (ch 6).









Columbus Bishop Hartley High School Dean of Students and Boys Basketball Coach Randy Kortokrax is the guest on Thursday, October 30 at 11 am. Catch it again that night at 11 pm.

ABC6/Fox28 Columbus morning news anchor Terri Sullivan joins Meck at 11:30 am this Friday, October 31. The show is repeated at 11:30 pm. Enjoy!

Bexley 40 Heath 27

Congrats and best wishes to the 7-3 Lions who hopefully will make the playoffs for the first time in school history! Way to go!

Grid Lions contending for playoff spot

The 6-3 Bexley Lions could possibly make the state football postseason playoffs. The Lions are currently ranked 7th in Region 12 of Division 3 and jumped to that spot from the 9th position last week as a result of their overwhelming 42-20 victory over The Tweeds this past Friday at Cherry Bottom Road. The top eight teams in a given region advance to the first round of the state tournament. A tournament berth would be the first in school history.

The Blue and White men of coach John Smith close the regular season at home this Friday versus Heath. Smith played on the successful Mount Union College teams in the '90's and is the brother of basketball's Katie Smith.

Go Lions!

Jim Click passes away

Click on this link to access The Columbus Dispatch obit:

http://www.legacy.com/Dispatch/Obituaries.asp?Page=LifeStory&PersonID=118679163

Our condolences and sympathies to the Click family during this time of mourning.

Teri Cohodes Morof's all heart!

Got this from Teri:

Hi David,

Hope you had a happy new year. I wanted to let you know that I just had quite an ordeal. I passed out at my home Monday morning and Lee called 911. We found out that my heart was stopping and that was what was causing me to pass out. After discussing my condition with the doctors, and after fainting at the hospital while hooked up to monitors they were quickly able to diagnose me as having a condition called Carotoid Sinus Hypersensitivity. The treatment was to get a pace maker. It counter act the problem, the pacemaker will kick in when my heart goes below a certain rate or when it stops all together. It will give my heart a electric shock. I can live a long life with a pace maker. I will need to get the battery changed every 7-8 years. Wanted you to know how lucky and blessed I am to live another day! If you want to post this on the blog, feel free.

Best,

Teri Cohodes Morof

Our prayers and best wishes to Teri for a quick, complete, and successful recovery.

Porty sets New Standard as Ahavas Sholom prexy

Click on this link to read about Dr. David Portman's tenure as Congregation Ahavas Sholom synagogue president:
http://www.tnscolumbus.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=5014

Mazel tov, Porty!

Susan Callif Eisenman carries scroll during Rosh Hashana service

Susan held the scroll during the processional at Temple Israel on Rosh Hashana morning, Tuesday, September 30, 2008. Mazel tov, Susan!