Channel Surfing by Laura Nachman November 11, 2003 Bucks County Courier Times Steve Levy is no longer one of the hosts of “10” on WCAU.  According to a station spokesperson, Levy will continue doing the weekday early morning news and will be available for news if a major story breaks during the 10 a.m. timeslot.   Original co-host Bill Henley will continue with fellow weather anchor Amy Freeze.  Since the 10 a.m. news changed to a magazine show over a year ago, the show has changed producers, sets (from the WCAU studio to the Loews hotel in Center City), and female co-hosts (Sharon Reed to Tiffany McElroy).  Funnylady Sheela Allen Stephens will continue as a contributor.  Currently, “10” is second in its timeslot to “The Wayne Brady Show” on WPVI. Popular reporter Karen Hepp is leaving WCAU to become the weekend morning anchor on WNBC in New York City.  Hepp, who is from Malvern and a graduate of Agnes Irwin, earned her Bachelor’s degree from NYU.  Her last day on the air is scheduled for December 5th.   Hepp signed with WNBC on her 33rd birthday over a week ago.  Since she’s moving to another NBC affiliate, she’ll be able to keep her same email address. Reason to Be Thankful Lisa Thomas-Laury will return to co-anchor the WPVI Thanksgiving parade this year with longtime partner Dave Roberts.  Philadelphia area natives Kelly Ripa and Kim Delaney are the big stars at this years’ parade.  Also, Gregory Harrison, The Village People, Sheryl Lee Ralph (who is engaged to PA State Senator Vincent Hughes), and Chubby Checker will be in the parade.  Thomas-Laury did not host the parade last year due to her medical leave. Does your child love the word precipitation?  Then bring him or her to KYW (CBS3’s) “Kidcaster Search” at area malls this month.  CBS 3 Meteorologist Kathy Orr will be holding auditions for local children in three age groups; 6-8 years, 9-11 years and 12-14.  Three winners will be selected to win a weather appearance on Channel 3 on a weekend night in December. The auditions will be held at the Moorestown Mall in New Jersey Sunday, November 16 1-4 p.m. and the Exton Mall Sunday, November 23 from 1-4 p.m.  Suddenly WCAU Traffic guy John Ogden is looking old. The 4th annual 102.9-FM WMGK Classic Rock Art Show which begins Friday at the Shops at Liberty Place at 17th and Chestnut Street in Philadelphia will feature over 200 works of art and handwritten lyrics from a diverse cross section of popular music artists including: David Bowie, Jerry Garcia, Ron Wood, Paul McCartney, Chrissie Hynde, Cher, Pete Townsend, Ringo Star, Paul Rodgers, Peter Max, Ian Anderson, David Crosby, Graham Nash, Grace Slick and dozens more.  Proceeds will benefit the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation. Is One Night Enough? WCAU chief meteorologist Glenn “Hurricane” Schwartz will be the guest of honor at a celebrity roast at the Spaghetti Warehouse Sunday at 7 p.m.   Call 215-787-0784 to order tickets.