Clark in the news

Attending two iftar dinners recently in Plymouth offered me a powerful reminder of how Ramadan brings people together.

Clark was a contestant on Wait, Wait Don't Tell Me, the NPR news quiz.

In observation of the end of Ramadan, we gathered to celebrate Eid al-Fitr with the Dawoodi Bohra Muslim community.

I attended the League of Minnesota Cities Conference in Duluth last week with several other council members, the mayor and city staff....

I volunteered at Plymouth's Drop-off Day again this year. The annual event provides an opportunity for residents to declutter and get rid...

I was happy to attend this year's Discover Plymouth event at the Community Center dome. The Mayor delivered a "State of the City" address...

On a snowy April Fools' Day, I managed to shovel out from 9+ inches of freshly fallen, heavy spring snow, and head to city hall for a...

Often while talking to residents on the campaign trail, I heard a desire for more unique restaurants in town. Well, as the new year kicks...

I solemnly swear that I will support the Constitution of the United States and the State of Minnesota, and that I will faithfully...

Plymouth on Parade is what our community is all about. I loved seeing so many diverse groups marching in the parade together!

I joined many of the other candidates running for City Council on Thursday, September 15 for the League of Women Voters Candidate Forum....

This past weekend was Wayzata's annual James J. Hill Days. Many people from Plymouth take part, so I decided it would be a great place...