Mayor Krewson Shares Some Thoughts About the Upcoming Stockley Verdict

The mayor's office does not know the outcome of the case or when the verdict will be announced.

September 5, 2017 | 2 min reading time
As we await the verdict in the Stockley case, Mayor Lyda Krewson wanted to share a few
of her thoughts on the issue.
 
Below you will find a link to view her message. Included in this attachment is a transcript
of the mayor's words.
 

Video

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