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$100,000 Winning Lottery Ticket Sold In Stafford Springs $100,000 Winning Lottery Ticket Sold In Stafford Springs
$100,000 Winning Lottery Ticket Sold In Stafford Springs It's been a great week for Connecticut gamblers as they've raked in millions from Monday, Oct. 25 through Thursday, Oct. 24. More than 2,000 people won a total of $2.5 million on Monday evening's Play4 drawing.  A $100,000 winning "200X" scratch-off ticket was sold at Eagle Mart at 2 Spring Street in Stafford Springs.  Another $100,000 prize was won on a "Cash5" ticket sold at LaBonnes Market at 75 Waterbury Road in Prospect. A $255,829 winning Fast Play "$5 Moneybags Progressive" ticket was sold at Henny Penny located at 273 Meriden Waterbury Turnpike in Southingto…

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Winner, Winner: $2 Million Lotto Prize Sold At Norwalk Convenience Store Winner, Winner: $2 Million Lotto Prize Sold At Norwalk Convenience Store
Winner, Winner: $2 Million Lotto Prize Sold At Norwalk Convenience Store One lucky person is $2 million richer after this Connecticut convenience store sold a prize-winning Powerball ticket, lottery officials announced. The winning ticket was claimed on Friday, Nov. 17 after being purchased at a convenience store in the Fairfield County city of Norwalk. According to the Connecticut State Lottery, the Powerball ticket, worth a prize of $2 million, was sold at Norwalk Convenience Mart Inc., located in the Exxon Mobil at 219 East Avenue. The winner, who is from Norwalk, has not made their identity public. The $2 million prize is one of four lottery winnings c…

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by Sophie Grieser
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Man Scores $3.3M From Scratch-Off Ticket Purchased At CT Convenience Store Man Scores $3.3M From Scratch-Off Ticket Purchased At CT Convenience Store
Man Scores $3.3M From Scratch-Off Ticket Purchased At CT Convenience Store A $10 scratch-off ticket bought at a convenience store in Connecticut proved worth the investment when it racked up millions of dollars in winnings.  Tolland County resident Adam Lobaugh, of Ellington, bought a "$150,000 A Year For Life" ticket and won the top prize, choosing the one-time gross cash option of $3.3 million, on Thursday, Feb. 2, according to the Connecticut State Lottery.  The winning ticket was purchased at the Fas Mart located in Ellington at 1 Main Street.  The overall odds of winning a "$150,000 A Year For Life" game is currently 1 in 4.16

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by Morgan Gonzales
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Man Wins $100,000 In CT Lottery CASH5 Prize Man Wins $100,000 In CT Lottery CASH5 Prize
Man Wins $100,000 In CT Lottery Cash5 Prize A Connecticut man has claimed a $100,000 lottery prize. Hartford County resident Jatin Mistry, of Glastonbury, claimed the CASH5 prize on Thursday, May 5, according to an announcement from Connecticut State Lottery.  The ticket was purchased at CT Top Shelf Liquors 300 New Britain Road in Kensington.  The following winners were also announced: On Thursday, May 5, Viola Whilby, of Windsor, claimed a $25,000 prize from the lottery's $500,000 Extravaganza! game from a ticket purchased at Geissler's Supermarket Inc in Windsor On Friday, May 6, Francisco Andrade …

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by Nicole Valinote
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Man Wins $50,000 In CT State Lottery Man Wins $50,000 In CT State Lottery
Man Wins $50,000 In CT State Lottery A man has just won a $50,000 lottery prize. Western Massachusetts resident Noel Cardona, of Chicopee in Hampden County, claimed the prize from Connecticut State Lottery's Powerball on Thursday, Dec. 23, according to an announcement from CT Lottery. The ticket was purchased at Smoke N Munch in Hartford County, the lottery said. The business is located at 397 Enfield St. in Enfield.

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by Nicole Valinote