Seguin police officers and Guadalupe County Sheriff’s deputies make traffic stops on people of different races generally in line with the area’s racial makeup.
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This past Monday, the Rotary Club of Seguin celebrated its 90th anniversary. The club was founded March 27, 1933, with Thomas Mosheim serving as the first club president. I am the current president and I had the distinct honor to host an anniversary gala honoring this momentous occasion, cel…
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