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Yahoo
19-03-2025
- General
- Yahoo
Erie man recognized for saving the life of injured Erie man
You may remember our report on an Erie man's quick thinking that saved a man with a potentially life-threatening wound in early March and now, he's been recognized for his actions. The Kiwanis Club of Erie presented Keanw Olivo with their Distinguished Service Award Tuesday. Quick action by Erie caregiver saves the life of injured Erie man On his way to work in early February, a man caught his attention asking for help. That man, who was home alone, had a deep laceration around his hands. He was able to get the man the care he needed while making a makeshift tourniquet helping to stop the bleeding. 'It's just small recognition for the act of kindness. I didn't even expect to get any recognition,' said Keanw Olivo, Service Award recipient. 'I didn't expect it to ripple down all the way through March, but I appreciate it. They just want everyone to know that good is still out there.' Erie Land Bank changing policies to help drive development Along with the award, the Kiwanis Club also made Olivo an honorary member of the group and awarded him with a check for one month of rent. They're also helping to replace the sweatshirt Olivo used to make the tourniquet. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Yahoo
11-02-2025
- Yahoo
Troop E Camp Cadet registration opens today
Pennsylvania State Police, in conjunction with the Kiwanis Club of Erie, have opened registration for Camp Cadet. The camp, scheduled for June 8 to 13, is open to boys and girls ages 12 to 15. It's designed to bring a better understanding of law enforcement and other community agencies to the youth who live in Erie, Warren, Crawford and Venango counties. Cadets will spend the entire week at Allegheny College. While at camp, the cadets will experience numerous activities and events which are geared toward building self-esteem, self-discipline and new friendships. Some blocks of instruction include demonstrations by various law enforcement agencies, Pennsylvania State Police Special Emergency Response Team and the Pennsylvania State Police helicopter. The cadets will be required to show respect, display discipline and learn military courtesy. In the evenings, time will be allotted for activities that promote good sportsmanship and platoon competition. The week begins with check-in on Sunday and concludes with graduation on Friday. Friends and family are encouraged to attend the graduation ceremony. There is no cost for this camp, but cadets chosen to attend will be required to participate in an upfront fundraiser. Interested boys and girls must apply online at today through April 11. Once registered, further information will be communicated by email. Registrants must be willing to attend an orientation meeting with a parent or guardian and have all required paperwork complete. • More information: Contact Pennsylvania State Police Community Service Officer Cindy Schick in Meadville at (814) 332-6911.
