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Artpark is looking for a new executive director.

After eight years leading the organization, Sonia Kozlova Clark is no longer with Artpark & Company, effective March 29.

Sonia Clark, who revitalized Artpark during her eight year tenure as executive director, was removed on Friday by the board of directors.

The Most Rev. Timothy C. Senior, bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Harrisburg, will celebrate Solemn Vespers for the fifth Sunday of Lent and honor 10 lay members of the

Artpark & Company held its annual meeting at The Buffalo Club on Oct. 18. Senior leadership - President Sonia Clark and Vice President Dave Wedekindt - reported to the board of directors on the organizations highlights and accomplishments for its 50th season. The 2023 campaign featured 189 events, workshops and programs that served nearly 100,000 visitors. Artpark & Companys estimated economic impact to the region was $9.7 million.

At the Artpark & Company Cirque Celebration on Sunday - the organizations largest fundraiser of the year - M&T Bank was honored for its

Latin America's biggest eucalyptus pulp producer, Suzano, attracts billions in green bonds despite accusations it harms forests and local communities. DW investigates the controversies surrounding Suzano.

Paper company Suzano has received billions of dollars in sustainable bonds to expand Brazilian operations. Local communities fear they will pay the environmental and social price.

Menomonie, Wis. — In the 1950s and 1960s, when Herb Riebe, Joanne Salm Bauer and Becky Gralow Cranston were attending University of Wisconsin-Stout, the unive

Is this a new model? Is authoritarian capitalism, Leninist capitalism, something that has durability? Have the rules changed about how countries develop? That used to be, remember, that open markets led ineluctably to open societies. How does it stack up against the liberal, sort of democratic model of the West, which we have grown up with and believed, actually, was a kind of