(University Heights City Hall)

The pool was recently painted and the paint is not yet fully dry so the pool has not been filled with water. We expect to fill the pool on Tuesday, with chemical balancing and heating of the water to happen on Wednesday. The pool will open for the summer on Thursday, June 2 at noon.

We hope to see you at the 50^th Memorial Day parade on Monday. The parade will begin at 11 a.m. on Silsby Road near Farland Road. It will travel east on Silsby and turn right at Belvoir. The parade concludes at John Carroll University and will be followed by a Memorial Program and family activities on the Hamlin Quad at JCU. We hope to see you there as we honor those who gave the ultimate sacrifice in serving our country.

(Cleveland Jewish News)

Five-year-old twins Eli and Nachi Ribakow entered the world 14 weeks premature and spent the first five months of their lives in a Jerusalem hospital, where their father, Dovid, was studying at the Mir yeshiva. They’ve endured numerous hospitalizations and surgeries. Yet, it’s the everyday, the mundane that is most difficult for them and their parents at times.

Neither can walk on their own, instead using a combination of walkers and motorized wheelchairs to get around their University Heights home. With only a half-bathroom and no bedrooms on the first floor, their parents, Dovid and Racheli, end up carrying them up and down the stairs, although Nachi sometimes can make it on his own – slowly.

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