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VOL. 31 NO. 41
OCTOBER 6 - 12, 2022
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School bus cameras are coming standing the process of adjudication of the violations, which could involve Nassau County. Motorist in Glen Cove who According to the agreement, drive around a stopped school revenue generated by violators’ bus with its stop arm extended tickets will be shared, with Bus will now be caught Patrol receiving 45 on camera, thanks percent and the to the city’s new city, 55 percent. ag reement with Fines will start at Bus Patrol Ameri$250, and will rise ca LLC to install to $275 for a second and operate monioffense and $300 toring systems on for a third. A late school buses for fee of $25 will be the pur pose of charged if drivers recording vehicle do not respond to violations. citations within 30 The city passed days, and payment a resolution authoplans will be availrizing Mayor Pam able. Once Bus P a n z e n b e c k t o DANIELLE FUGAZY Patrol receives a enter into an signed contract city councilwoman ag reement with from the city, the Bus Patrol Ameriagreement will go ca to install the into effect. stop-arm cameras. Panzenbeck “I think that is a great idea,” said she would sign the contract Kathleen Kielczewski, the mothand send it to Bus Patrol within er of two Glen Cove High School a month. students, said of the new camerAll of the members of the as. “I see so many people go (past City Council voted in favor of buses) and think there should be the resolution except Kevin Mac- consequences.” carone, an attorney, who said According to the State Educathat agreeing to the resolution tion Department, the youngest was premature without underCONTINUED ON PAGE 10
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A toast or two at Oktoberfest Amy and Mark Verdino, of Glen Cove, sampled the beer brewed by the Rev. Gabriel Rach, of St. Patrick’s Catholic Church, at the church’s Oktoberfest last Saturday. More photos, Page 3.
New to Glen Cove, and a new state baseball hall of famer By ROKSANA AMID ramid@liherald.com
The United States Merchant Marine Academy’s assistant baseball coach, Lou Bernardi, a new Glen Cove resident, will be inducted into the 2023 class of the New York State Baseball Hall of Fame. Originally from New Hyde Park, Bernardi has lived in the city for six months, and is well known for his community involvement on and off the baseball field. Unlike the National Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, the New York State Hall of Fame, now in its 11th year, doesn’t induct people based on statistics like home runs or strikeouts. It focuses on the
legacy and contributions of people in every realm of the national pastime. “We like people that have distinguished themselves in more than one way,” said Rene LeRoux, the hall’s executive director.“Not just as a pitcher or a catcher or coach, but in a well-rounded baseball sense.” LaRoux said that the New York Hall of Fame seeks to honor those who have compelling stories but aren’t as well-known as major league baseball players. “We’re judging them on what they’ve accomplished,” he said, “and that can’t be just measured in numbers.” CONTINUED ON PAGE 15
f somebody gets a ticket in Glen Cove, you don’t go to Nassau County, you go to Glen Cove traffic court.