Mount Vernon inducts longtime judge posthumously into high school hall of fame
Longtime Mount Vernon City Court Judge William Edwards received the honor posthumously over the weekend.
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Dec 19, 2022, 10:56 AM
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2h agoA new face is now a part of the Mount Vernon High School Hall of Fame.
Longtime Mount Vernon City Court Judge William Edwards received the honor posthumously over the weekend.
Judge Edwards was appointed to the Mount Vernon City Court by Mayor Ernest Davis in 2003 and then reelected in 2004.
His current term was set to expire in 2023 but he died on Aug. 28 of this year.
The Hall of Fame now showcases all his accomplishments.
