“I feel that one of the most important things we need in a city is to feel safe,” she said. She mentioned she serves in giving back weekly at the Food Band Drive Thru each Thursday at the Clinton Civic Center.

She is a native of Sampson County and lived in District 5 for over 20 years.Įloise Godwin, wife of Thaddeus Godwin, expressed her interest. It’s about having a say and sharing the responsibility.” “Working in the legal profession has taught me how to be an effective team member by listening to others and being open to their ideas and not just my own. She said that she has been working in the legal field for over 25 years. Certified Paralegal that is currently working at the N.C. “I believe my experience working as a certified paralegal has prepared me for this opportunity,” Nichole Delaine said.ĭelaine said that she is a N.C. Starling reminded that there were no losers in this situation and that the filing opportunity will be coming up soon. Bryant served with dignity and was a wonderful advocate for his district and for the City,” said Mayor Lew Starling. They each spoke to the Council at its regular February meeting, held on Tuesday. The four that came before the board were Corbett, Nichole Delaine, Eloise Godwinand Maria Boykin-Parker, and each had the opportunity to share their thoughts and desires if they were accepted into the position.

Four residents expressed their interest in assuming the City Council post.īryant noted last month that he would be stepping down as representative of the city’s fifth district. 25, as per the request of City Council at its last meeting. Bryant, with Corbett taking the reins as the Council’s representative for District 5.Ĭorbett was chosen out of four candidates who submitted letters of interest by Jan. ❮ ❯ĬLINTON - Tuesday night the Clinton City Council voted to approve the appointment of Wanda Corbett into the position vacated by Bishop Darue L. Wanda Corbett addresses the Council at the board’s Tuesday meeting.

Letters to Eloise by Emily Williams