SignaTour Recording and Sound Studio’s 2009 Year in Review for WCRX-LP, 102.1 FM, Bexley Public Radio.

Here is a list of the memorable 2009 project work for Bexley Public Radio provided by SignaTour Recording and Sound Studio.

Remote production of presidential candidate Barack Obama campaign-stop in Columbus.

Call in interview of Shayan Amad from Karachi Pakistan discuss assassination of Benazir Bhutto and rioting in city. Shayan is a graduate of Fisher College of Business at Ohio State University and has provided advice to Bexley Public Radio through the “Fisher Serves” volunteer program at the school.

In studio interview of New York Giants receiver Domenik Hixon, Whitehall native.
Howard Schottenstein, Bexley resident, interview. Discussion of public finance in Bexley.

Major Joe Contino, Ohio Air National Guard, live call-in from Waikiki Beach, Honolulu, Hawaii. Describes sunrise at the beach and discusses Ohio Air National Guard service assignment in Hawaii.

Chuck Ghering, CEO, Lifecare Alliance. Monthly interviews about program and services including Meals on Wheels.

These Guys Live!, interview with classic rock local band.

Daily updates on Redoubt volcano in Alaska. Updates provided by the Alaska Volcano Observatory. There are multiple Bexley families who have friends and relatives living in the areas affected by Redoubt volcano.

Weeklong broadcast from the Bexley Public Library leading up to the 2009 November election. Hosted by John Matuszak and Dianne Garrett. The library’s levy passed with an overwhelming 73% vote in favor of the tax increase.

Interviews of local public officials Representative Nancy Garland (Ohio House 20th District), Bexley Police Chief Larry Rinehart and Bexley Mayor John Brennan. Whitehall Schools Superintendent Judyth Dobbert-Meloy was also interviewed by Dianne Garrett..

AM radio celebrity Gary Burbank was interviewed by Dianne Garrett.

Return visits from Bexley Public Radio alumni Robert Moore, Sarah Lamar, Matt Brook and Tim Nassau.

Technical assistance from Ohio Center for Broadcasting and ADJ Consulting. Advice and technical assistance from John Anderson, Jack DeVoss and Ben Johnson.

Aaron Putnam and Micha Bitton production of Jazz Overdue program in anticipation of night-time broadcast hours.

SignaTour upgrades its studio microphones.

Interview with Bexley resident and civic leader Peter Halliday about the new Bexley Community Foundation.

Addition of blogsite meter to record clicks on blogsite.


Call-in interview with singer songwriter Janis Ian by John Matuszak.

Regular interviews by Joe Contino with Sal Leonetti and Cecil Doggett.

David Alexander’s development of Spanish language news, translations and instructions.

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Dianne Garrett: Whitehall Fourth of July Parade

Whitehall School Superintendent Judyth Dobbert-Meloy was the grand marshal of the city's July 4th parade.



Sgt. Randy Snider of the Whitehall Police Division of Police singing "God Bless The USA" in the parade.



Award winning float by Girl Scout Troop 622.

Dianne Garrett reports on Whitehall rally in support of Issue 82.

A few hundred students, parents and supporters of Issue 82 rallied in Whitehall on November 2. Led by the Whitehall Yearling High School Marching Band, the group marched from City Hall to the high school touting campaign signs and some very creative home made signs.


Beechwood Elementary choir sang for rally attendees, starting with The Star Spangled Banner.





Superintendent Judyth Dobbert-Meloy spoke at the rally about how important their vote will be to pass Issue 82 so Whitehall will received five new schools for the price of two. The crowd repeatedly chanted "It's our turn!"



Even Whitehall canines came out to join the parade and show support.


"Yes for Issue 82" rally in Whitehall.

A few hundred students, parents and supporters of Issue 82 rallied in Whitehall on November 2. Led by the Whitehall Yearling High School Marching Band, the group marched from City Hall to the high school touting campaign signs and some very creative home made signs.

Beechwood Elementary choir sang for rally attendees, starting with The Star Spangled Banner.

Superintendent Judyth Dobbert-Meloy spoke at the rally about how important their vote will be to pass Issue 82 so Whitehall will received five new schools for the price of two. The crowd repeatedly chanted "It's our turn!"

Even Whitehall canines came out to join the parade and show support.

EVENT COMPLETED Dianne's Journal: Yes on Issue 82.

Sunday November 2 - Levy rally and parade

It's Our Turn - Yes on 82 rally will meet at Whitehall City Hall parking lot at 1:30, and step off at 2:00, marching straight down Yearling Road to Whitehall Yearling High School.

Parade will feature the WYHS Ram Band, Ramettes and Aries Guard. Choirs from Etna Road, Kae Avenue and Beechwood Elementary Schools will perform. Guest speakers will include Superintendent Judyth Dobbert-Meloy, Acting Mayor Brent Howard and School Board President Walter Armes.

At the school there will be inflatables and free food until 5:00 p.m.

Homemade "YES ON 82" signs welcome.

Whitehall Key Club will be accepting non-perishable food items for the Whitehall Food Pantry.

Noted by Dianne Garrett for Bexley Public Radio.

Bexley Public Radio Foundation broadcasting as
WCRX-LP, 102.1 FM, Local Power Radio
2700 E. Main St., Suite 208
Columbus, OH 43209
Voice (614) 235 2929
Fax (614) 235 3008
Email wcrxlp@yahoo.com
Blog http://agentofcurrency.blogspot.com

Bexley Public Radio Foundation broadcasting as WCRX-LP, 102.1 FM is exempt from federal taxes under IRC Section 501(c)(3). Donations are deductible from federal income taxes for individuals who itemize. Checks may identify the payee as Bexley Public Radio Foundation WCRX-LP, 102.1 FM.

Design is copyright 2008. All rights reserved. Bexley Public Radio Foundation. Text is copyright 2008. All rights reserved. Dianne Garrett.