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David Spillane

Orange-Athol, MA
Police & Fire
$1M Lottery Jackpot Sold In Orange $1M Lottery Jackpot Sold In Orange
$1M Lottery Jackpot Sold In Orange A trust has collected a $1 million jackpot in the Massachusetts State Lottery.  SKB 100 Trust of Quincy claimed the seven-figure prize after winning the payday playing the  “$1,000,000 Ultimate 7,” a $5 scratch-off ticket.  Related: Leominster Man Has Big Plans For $2.5 Million Lottery Payday The trust, represented by trustee David Spillane, opted to take the lump sum payment of $650,000 (before taxes) rather than the annuity. The winner's name was not announced.  The winner bought the ticket at Honey Farms, 167 Daniel Shays Hwy. in Orange. The store will get a $10,0…

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by Josh Lanier
Worcester, MA
News
$1M Lottery Winner: Winning Ticket Sold In Shrewsbury $1M Lottery Winner: Winning Ticket Sold In Shrewsbury
$1M Lottery Winner: Winning Ticket Sold In Shrewsbury A trust out of Quincy claimed the first $1 million prize in the Massachusetts State Lottery’s “$4,000,000 Bonus Bucks” $10 scratch-off game.  GND Nominee Trust of Quincy claimed the winning seven-figure check. Attorney David Spillane represented the winner.  Related: He's Won The Lottery 80 Times, Here's What's He's Learned The winner chose to take the lump sum payment of $650,000 (before taxes) rather than the annuity.  The winning ticket was sold at Turnpike Liquors at 166 Boston Road in Shrewsbury. The store will receive a $10,000 bonus. 

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by Josh Lanier
Quincy, MA
News
He's Won The Mass Lottery 80 Times; Here's What He Says To Do Before Claiming Your Prize He's Won The Mass Lottery 80 Times; Here's What He Says To Do Before Claiming Your Prize
He's Won The Mass Lottery 80 Times; Here's What He Says To Do Before Claiming Your Prize So you've just won the lottery. Now what?  "Call me," David Spillane says with a laugh. The Quincy-based attorney should know. He's collected 80 lottery checks over the past several years. He specializes in creating trusts for lottery winners to protect their identities.  Related: Pittsfield Trust Claims $1M Lottery Jackpot  State law requires large lottery winners to identify themselves. That includes a photo op holding the giant check with the dollar amount printed in bold, black letters. This makes them a ripe target for scammers, money-grubbing "friends," and people be…

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by Josh Lanier
Quincy, MA
News
$1M Lottery Jackpot: Quincy Trust Claims Massive Payday $1M Lottery Jackpot: Quincy Trust Claims Massive Payday
$1M Lottery Jackpot: Quincy Trust Claims Massive Payday A lottery winner in Quincy has chosen to remain nameless after picking up a $1 million lottery jackpot. Straight Flush Nominee Trust of Quincy claimed the prize from the "777" scratch-off game. The winner chose to take the $650,000 (before taxes) lump sum payment rather than the annuity. David Spillane represented the trust.  Lucky Mini Mart, 26 High St., in Middleborough, sold the winning ticket. The store will receive a $10,000 bonus. 

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by Josh Lanier
Lynn, MA
News
$1.2M Lottery Jackpot: Topsfield Winner Gets $10K Every Month For 10 Years $1.2M Lottery Jackpot: Topsfield Winner Gets $10K Every Month For 10 Years
$1.2M Lottery Jackpot: Topsfield Winner Gets $10K Every Month For 10 Years A lottery winner in Topsfield has chosen to remain nameless after picking up a $1.2 million lottery jackpot, authorities said.  Moon Nominee Trust of Quincy claimed the prize in the "Decades of Dollars" $5 scratch-off game. Trustee David Spillane collected the money.  The winner chose to take the lump sum of $780,000 (before taxes) rather than the annuity.  Country Farms at 20 Main St. in Topsfield sold the winning ticket, and the store will collect a $12,000 bonus for the sale. 

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by Josh Lanier
Quincy, MA
News
$ 1 Million Win: Lotto Ticket Bought In Cohasset Beats The Odds $ 1 Million Win: Lotto Ticket Bought In Cohasset Beats The Odds
$ 1 Million Win: Lotto Ticket Bought In Cohasset Beats The Odds A Norfolk County gas station sold a lucky lottery ticket that scored $1 million for a local organization.  Caitlin Snow Nominee Trust of Quincy won a $1 million prize when the first five numbers on a lottery ticket purchased in Cohasset matched those chosen in a Mega Millions drawing held on  Aug. 1, according to the Massachusetts State Lottery. The drawing's advertised jackpot was $1.1 billion.  David Spillane, a representative for the trust, claimed the $1 million (before taxes) on Thurs. Aug 17.  The lucky ticket was bought at Fiori’s Gulf, located at 740 Chief Justi…

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by Morgan Gonzales
Worcester, MA
Lifestyle
Man, Woman Each Claim $4 Million Prizes In Massachusetts State Lottery Man, Woman Each Claim $4 Million Prizes In Massachusetts State Lottery
Man, Woman Each Claim $4 Million Prizes In Massachusetts State Lottery Two people each claimed $4 million Massachusetts Lottery prizes last week. David Spillane, a trustee representing Wolverine Nominee Trust of Quincy in Norfolk County, accepted a “100X The Money” instant ticket prize, the lottery reported on Monday, Aug. 8. The trust chose to receive its prize in the form of a one-time payment of $2,600,000, MA Lottery said. According to the announcement, the winning ticket was purchased at Old Gold Convenience Store, located at 326 Union St. in Franklin. On Tuesday, Aug. 9, the lottery reported that Bristol County resident Donna Stigh, of Taunto…

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by Nicole Valinote
Pittsfield, MA
Lifestyle
$4 Million Lottery Ticket Sold In Western Mass $4 Million Lottery Ticket Sold In Western Mass
$4 Million Lottery Ticket Sold In Western Mass A $4 million winning lottery ticket was sold in Western Massachusetts to a lucky group trust. The "$4,000,000 Winfall" instant $10 ticket was purchased by Poker Face Nominee Trust of Quincy on Thursday, July 29 in Hampshire County, according to the Massachusetts Lottery. The trust, represented by trustee David Spillane, selected the cash option for its prize and received payment of $2,600,000 (before taxes), the lottery said.  The winning ticket was purchased at Hatfield Market located at 72 School Street in Hatfield.  The store will receive a $40,000 bonus for the sale of the …

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by Kathy Reakes