Seadrift approves drainage payments, eliminates stipend for council members

by CJ Vetter ©The Port Lavaca Wave 2025
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PHOTO BY CJ VETTER Seadrift Police Chief Cheyenne Beaver congratulates Seadrift Police Officer James Easley May 14 for earning his master peace officer license.


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