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Ricki Wertz and Copper on the set of WTAE-TV’s ‘Ricki and Copper,’ which aired from 1959-69.
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In a 2015 photo, Ricki Wertz shows Jean Connelly a painting of Copper that Wertz painted. The Copper portrait is now part of the Senator John Heinz History Center collection.
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Ricki Wertz and Copper were the stars of WTAE-TV’s “Ricki and Copper,” which aired from 1959-69.
Bordenkircher family
Ricki Wertz and Copper were the stars of WTAE-TV’s “Ricki and Copper,” which aired from 1959-69.
Bordenkircher family
Ricki Wertz on set at WTAE-TV with The Three Stooges during “Comedy Time,” which aired on WTAE-TV in 1958-59 before the addition of Copper when the show was renamed “Ricki and Copper.”
Beloved Local TV Icon Ricki Wertz, Host of Ricki and Copper, Dies
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The Gaffigan family Christmas photo for 2020: Merry Christmas From a Safe Distance. (Provided photo)
The Gaffigan family loves Christmas traditions. This is ironic because, most years, my husband Jim and I and our five children are unable to partake in many holiday traditions due to our line of work. Precisely at the time of year when many people are able to take time off to be with their families, we are at our busiest, because that s when people are most likely to go out to see theater, concerts and comedy shows.
In normal years, our family has always found ways to adapt and tries to work in our traditions wherever we find ourselves. The seven of us have managed to find a way to be together wherever in the world we are. That became our tradition. Being together. We have made togetherness on holidays a priority and a commitment.
County Police Welcomes 8 New Officers Written by Westchester County
Diverse group of experienced officers to begin field training immediately
Eight new police officers were sworn into the ranks of the Westchester County Police this week by County Executive George Latimer and Public Safety Commissioner Thomas A. Gleason.
The eight officers have previous police experience and transferred to the Department of Public Safety from three municipal police departments in Westchester.
The new officers are: Clinton Boxhill, Abdu Lawrence, Conrado Builes Ramirez, Alberto Ramos, Rasau Romeo, Nicholas Smith, Thomas Hagan and Kristin Reilly.
“This is a diverse group of officers who bring significant experience and talents to the Westchester County Police,” Latimer said. “We are pleased to have them in our ranks and I wish them much success in their careers with the County Police.”