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CLEVELAND, OHIO CELEBRATES THE 2017 ST. PATRICK’S DAY WITH A BIG PARADESubmitted by Satinder P S Puri on Mon, 03/20/2017 - 01:01.
ON FRIDAY, MARCH 17, 2017, CLEVELAND, OHIO CELEBRATED ST. PATRICK’S DAY WITH A BIG PARADE ALONG SUPERIOR AVENUE IN DOWNTOWN!
Despite the cold weather and the predicted snow and rain (which never came) and a lower turnout among revelers compared with previous years – there was no shortage of green – both amomg the onlookers and the parade participants.
Everyone enjoyed themselves.
May the luck of the Irish be with you all year round.
 
John Lavelle, an Irish immigrant and a resident of Cleveland's west side, waviing at the crowd. John marched with the West Side Irish club. He has marched in numerous parades.
Cleveland Activist Satinder P. S. Puri, also a volunteer teacher at Riverside School – a CMSD (Cleveland Metropolitan School District) school on the west side with Tabassum Fatima and Imran Ali. Tabasum, a recent immigrant, is a resident of Cleveland’s west side and a first grade student at Thomas Jefferson International Newcomers Academy -- a CMSD (Cleveland Metropolitan School District) school on the west side. She speaks Persian and Urdu – and is learning to speak in English.
Imran, her older brother, is a third grade student. He speaks Persian, Urdu, and Indonesian – and is learning to speak in English.
YOUNG TABASUM FATIMA PERFORMS A HAT-TRICK AT THE 2017 ST. PATRICK’S DAY PARADE IN CLEVELAND, OHIO
Tabasum, a recent immigrant, is a resident of Cleveland’s west side and a first grade student at Thomas Jefferson International Newcomers Academy -- a CMSD (Cleveland Metropolitan School District) school on the west side. She speaks Persian and Urdu – and is learning to speak in English.
WE ARE THE WORLD WITH YOUNG TABASUM FATIMA & IMRAN ALI AT THE 2017 ST. PATRICK’S DAY PARADE IN CLEVELAND, OHIO
Tabasum, a recent immigrant, is a resident of Cleveland’s west side and a first grade student at Thomas Jefferson International Newcomers Academy -- a CMSD (Cleveland Metropolitan School District) school on the west side. She speaks Persian and Urdu – and is learning to speak in English.
Imran, her older brother, is a third grade student. He speaks Persian, Urdu, and Indonesian – and is learning to speak in English.
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