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For the sixth consecutive year,Cousins Subs® and its Make It BetterFoundation will offer $20,000 in scholar-ships to Wisconsin high school seniorathletes as part of its Wisconsin SportsAwards Scholarship Contest.

From Feb. 1 — 28, any high schoolsenior who is graduating in 2018, hasparticipated in a WIAA sanctioned sportand has excelled in academics and com-munity service, can apply for the schol-arship.* Following the contest entryperiod, the Cousins Subs Make It BetterFoundation Board of Directors will awardscholarships to four finalists–two $7,500scholarships to one male and one femaleand two $2,500 scholarships to one maleand one female.

Finalists are awarded scholarshipsduring the 2018 Wisconsin SportsAwards event held on Aug. 22 inMilwaukee. Each finalist, and their fami-ly, will have the opportunity to attendthe exclusive VIP event celebrating thebest of Wisconsin athletics in highschool, collegiate and professional are-nas, walk the blue carpet and be recog-nized in front of Wisconsin's finest ath-

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On the back of this winter's low tem-peratures, it's natural to daydream aboutsun-filled days on sandy beaches. Springbreak is just around the bend and manyWisconsin residents are eagerly planningtheir getaways. The WisconsinDepartment of Agriculture, Trade andConsumer Protection (DATCP) asks vaca-tion deal seekers to watch for scams andpitfalls that can drain their accounts andsink their trips.

"A trip typically requires significantplanning and research, and there are anumber of factors to consider when mak-ing your purchase," said Michelle Reinen,Director of the Bureau of ConsumerProtection. "Shoppers should be leery oftoo-good-to-be-true offers for getaway

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"In its 14 years, this program hasbeen instrumental to the professionaldevelopment of more than 2,070 of

Milwaukee’s youths, and that includesme," said Alderman Cavalier "Chevy"Johnson, who was an Earn and Learnparticipant several years ago. "The Earn& Learn program is a great summeroption for youths to prepare for theirfuture."

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