Jennifer Clark

Jennifer Clark (counterpoint): Breed-specific laws cause further harm  NNY360

The Cumberland Theatre continues its 33rd season this weekend with “The Outsiders,” a play based on the book and film of the same name. Written by S.E. Hinton,

Evidence shows that breed-specific legislation is ineffective and even compounds the problem by glossing over issues of irresponsible dog ownership.

Jennifer Clark, 46, from Citrus County, Florida, decided to try taxidermy for the first time on a tabby cat she found deceased near her home. However, her efforts left some shocked.

The Cumberland Theatre will continue its Stars of Tomorrow youth performer program with the musical “A Year With Frog And Toad.”

Allegany Magazine Online Exclusive Review: Cumberland Theatre’s “House of Yes.”

Smart cities haven’t brought the tangible improvements that many hoped they would.

Working from home increases frustration and can lead to potential conflicts between live-in partners. Sound familiar? In the working paper “Mitigation of Work-Family Frustration in Dual-Earner Couples during COVID-19: The Role of ICT Permeability, Planning, and Gender Effect,” Bocconi’s Massimo Magn…

Donald Clark never gave up on his wife, Jennifer. Not when she cheated on him and got pregnant with another man’s child, and not when she threatened him with a baseball bat. It was a fatal mistake for Donald. Donald Eugene Clark was born in 1967, the second of three children. He grew up in rural Ba…

Oxford researchers have been building a database of a half-million books from the dawn of printing to map the spread of knowledge.