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Is Your Business Vulnerable to Identity Thieves?

Virtually every business handles a variety of sensitive printed information related to its customers, vendors, associates and employees — and the business itself.

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Recyclable Art Scholarship
2012 Winners

Nearly 40 high school juniors and seniors from Marathon, Portage, Wood and Taylor counties turned empty aluminum cans, discarded cardboard, broken glass and other recyclable materials into beautiful and very creative works of art as part of the fifth annual IROW Recyclable Art Scholarship Competition. All the artwork was on display at the Wausau Center Mall April 20-22 for thousands of mall visitors to enjoy. The theme for the 2012 contest was “Thinking Outside the Bin.”
 
A panel of independent judges representing area schools and colleges as well as the Woodson Art Museum evaluated each entry. Winners received $1,600 in cash scholarships from IROW. The 2012 winners are listed below.

See the 2011 winners here.

1st Place - Paper1st Place - All Paper
"How Big Is Your Footprint"
Katie Pierschalla		   1st Place - Mixed1st Place - Mixed
Recyclables and
Peoples's Choice Award
 "Henry"
Kelli Lane
2nd Place2nd Place
“Widow of the Water”
Rachel Sibley
 		   3rd Place 3rd Place
“Reptar”
Lydia Foss
Honorable MentionHonorable Mention
“Teddy Bear”
Emilee Charles		   Honorable MentionHonorable Mention
"Fishy”
Taylor Woller