In this episode, you'll meet Sue Moffitt, a longtime Clawson resident, former (2017 - 2021) and current (2023 - present) city council member, and candidate to be the first mayor elected to a four-year term.

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In this episode, you meet Rev. Scott Manning of Clawson United Methodist Church. Even though he's a more recent resident of Clawson, he offers years of experience in elected office on two school boards in other parts of the state. He's running for one of four Clawson City Council seats this fall.

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Richard Scott is a longtime Clawson resident who served for several years on the Clawson Planning Commission. In the summer of 2025, he accepted an appointment to fill a vacancy that opened up on Clawson City Council when a member resigned. Under the revised charter, Scott is to serve until the next regular city election this November 2025. He is running to retain the seat through the end of its term in November 2027.

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Meredith Peltonen is nearly a Clawson lifer and her family has a long history of elected public service around town. Now she believes it's her turn to carry on that tradition. She is running for one of four four-year terms on Clawson City Council.

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Paula Millan is a 13-year resident of Clawson who has served in public office for most of that time. She began her service on Clawson City Council in 2017, then won mayoral terms in 2021 and 2023. She is one of two candidates running to be the first-ever mayor elected to a four-year term in Clawson.

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Laura Slowinski is a lifelong Clawson resident whose first foray into elected office made her chair of the Clawson City Charter Commission from 2021 to 2023. In that capacity, she guided the total overhaul of the city's 80-year old charter. Now she is running for one of four seats up for election on the Clawson City Council.

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Glenn Shepard is a longtime Clawson resident who is a familiar sight to those who follow kids sports around town. He is an incumbent member of Clawson City Council since 2021 and is running to keep one of four seats.

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George Georges is a 13-year resident of Clawson whose involvement in the community makes him seem like someone who has been around a lot longer. Georges served on the Clawson Planning Commission before accepted an appointment to fill a vacancy on Clawson City Council in July 2021. That appointment expired in November 2021. Georges, however, was at the center of one of the strangest events in Clawson history. At the final meeting of the outgoing Clawson City Council on November 3, 2021, the council voted to appoint Georges to another vacant seat that would serve a term through November 2023. However, the incoming city council refused to seat Georges, resulting in an ongoing legal dispute that lasted until January 2023, when the two sides reached a settlement. Georges agreed to not pursue that seat any further. Now he is running for one of four Clawson City Council seats up for election this fall.

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