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Athletes use money to bring healthy food options to Austin | The Crusader Newspaper Group

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By Patrick Forrest Former Chicago Bears linebacker Sam Acho and other athletes raised a half million dollars to purchase a liquor store in the Austin neighborhood. The Belmonte Cut Rate Liquors on the West Side was purchased with the help of athletes from multiple teams in the city including Mitch Trubisky, Jonathan Toews, Lucas Giolito, […]

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