Winning '$1,000 A Week For Life' Ticket Sold In Hudson Valley Winning '$1,000 A Week For Life' Ticket Sold In Hudson Valley
Winning '$1,000 A Week For Life' Ticket Sold In Hudson Valley A winning "$1,000 A Week For Life" lottery ticket was sold at a smoke shop in the Hudson Valley. New York Lottery announced on Wednesday, July 6, that a second-prize winning Cash4Life ticket was sold at Smokes 4 Less in Dutchess County. The store is located at 982 Main St. in Fishkill, NY Lottery said.
Winning Take 5 Lottery Ticket Sold At Convenience Store In Westchester Winning Take 5 Lottery Ticket Sold At Convenience Store In Westchester
Winning Take 5 Lottery Ticket Sold At Convenience Store In Westchester A winning lottery ticket was sold at a convenience store in Westchester County. New York Lottery announced on Sunday, June 12, that one of the first prize winning tickets valued at $11,074 was sold at Palmer Road Lizzie's, which is located at 468 Palmer Road in Yonkers. The other two first-prize-winning tickets sold in New York were sold at King Kullen #33, located on Long Island at 460 County Road 11 in Manorville, and R K M LLC, located at 620 Castle Hill Ave. in the Bronx, the lottery said.
'You Have To Believe It Can Happen': NY Man Wins $1M Lottery Prize 'You Have To Believe It Can Happen': NY Man Wins $1M Lottery Prize
'You Have To Believe It Can Happen': NY Man Wins $1M Lottery Prize A Capital District man has claimed a $1 million lottery prize. Rensselaer County resident Edward Sherman, of Troy, won the prize from the lottery's X Series: 25X scratch-off game, New York Lottery announced on Tuesday, June 7. “You have to believe it can happen,” he told the lottery after claiming his prize. Sherman chose to receive his prize as a single, lump-sum payment of $546,840 after required withholdings, NY Lottery said. The 25X ticket was purchased at the Price Chopper that is located at 716 Hoosick Road in Troy.
Man Wins $3 Million New York Lottery Scratch-Off Prize Man Wins $3 Million New York Lottery Scratch-Off Prize
Man Wins $3 Million New York Lottery Scratch-Off Prize A New York man has claimed a $3 million lottery prize. George Nichols Jr., of the city of Elmira in Chemung County, claimed a top prize from the lottery's X Series: 50X scratch-off game, New York Lottery announced on Wednesday, May 18. He received his prize as a single, lump-sum payment of $1,640,370 after required withholdings, NY Lottery said. The ticket was purchased at Quick Stop Beverage & Grocery, which is located at 900 Broadway in Elmira, the lottery said.
Winning $50K Powerball Ticket Sold In Hudson Valley Winning $50K Powerball Ticket Sold In Hudson Valley
Winning $50K Powerball Ticket Sold In Hudson Valley A New York Lottery player in the Hudson Valley may be in possession of a valuable winning Powerball ticket worth five figures without knowing it. The New York Lottery announced that one of two prize-winning $50,000 third-place Powerball tickets for the Wednesday, May 18 drawing was sold in Orange County at the Balmville Quick Stop on Route 9W in Newburgh. The other third prize-winning $50,000 ticket was sold at a store in Manhattan. The winning numbers of the latest drawing were 40-41-58-64-65 with a Powerball number of 17. To win the third prize, the ticket buyer had to correctly pick fo…
Winning $50K Powerball Ticket Sold At Deli In Westchester Winning $50K Powerball Ticket Sold At Deli In Westchester
Winning $50K Powerball Ticket Sold At Deli In Westchester One lucky New York Lottery player in the Hudson Valley may be in possession of a valuable winning Powerball ticket without even knowing it. The New York Lottery announced that one of two prize-winning $50,000 third-place Powerball tickets for the Monday, May 16 drawing was sold in Westchester at the C & C Deli on South Broadway in Yonkers. The other third-prize winning $50,000 ticket. was sold upstate in Buffalo. The winning numbers of the latest drawing were 07-15-22-36-64 with a Powerball number of 13. To win the third prize, the ticket buyer had to correctly pick four numbers plus …
New York Lottery Admits To 'Human Error' In $89M Mega Millions Drawing New York Lottery Admits To 'Human Error' In $89M Mega Millions Drawing
New York Lottery Admits To 'Human Error' In $89M Mega Millions Drawing The New York Lottery admitted that a “human error” led to the organization publishing incorrect winning numbers from its latest Mega Millions drawing. According to lotto officials, the correct winning numbers for the Tuesday, May 10 drawing were 15-19-20-61-70 with a Mega Ball of 9 and a Megaplier of 3X. Initially, NY Lottery incorrectly called the Mega Ball a 6, including on the on-screen graphics and the lottery website before the error was caught. 
“Following the May 10, 2022, Mega Millions drawing, human error resulted in the incorrect input of the winning numbers in New York State, re…
New York Man Claims $5 Million Lottery Prize New York Man Claims $5 Million Lottery Prize
New York Man Claims $5 Million Lottery Prize A New York man has claimed a $5,000,000 lottery prize. Dongzhang Zheng, of Manhattan, claimed a top prize from a New York Lottery X Series: 100X scratch-off ticket, NY Lottery announced on Tuesday, April 26. He received his prize as a single, lump-sum payment of $3,061,200 after required withholdings. The lottery said the ticket was purchased at the Forever Health Pharmacy located at 2 East Broadway in Manhattan.
New York Man Wins $1 Million Lottery Prize New York Man Wins $1 Million Lottery Prize
New York Man Wins $1 Million Lottery Prize A New York man won a $1 million lottery prize. Edward Kelly claimed the top prize in the New York Lottery’s Emerald 10’s scratch-off game, NY Lottery announced on Friday, April 15. Kelly is a resident of the Orleans County village of Albion, located about 35 miles from Rochester. He received his prize as a single, lump-sum payment of $585,000 after required withholdings, the lottery said. The ticket was purchased at J P’s Farm Market, which is located at 16672 Route 31 in Holley, according to the announcement.
'It Hasn't Set In Yet': New York Man Claims $1M Lottery Prize 'It Hasn't Set In Yet': New York Man Claims $1M Lottery Prize
'It Hasn't Set In Yet': New York Man Claims $1M Lottery Prize A New York man has shared his surprise after realizing he won a $1 million lottery prize. Jefferson County resident Mark Sholett, of Watertown, claimed a top prize in the New York Lottery's $1,000,000 Bonus Word Cashword scratch-off game, the lottery announced. “It hasn’t set in yet,” Sholett told NY Lottery after claiming his prize. He received his prize as a single, lump-sum payment of $651,000 after required withholdings, the lottery said. The ticket was purchased at the Stewart’s Shops, located at 508 Mill St. in Watertown, NY Lottery said.
Top-Prize Winning NY Lottery Take 5 Ticket Sold At Market In Region Top-Prize Winning NY Lottery Take 5 Ticket Sold At Market In Region
Top-Prize Winning NY Lottery Take 5 Ticket Sold At Market In Region A top-prize winning New York Lottery ticket worth nearly $20,000 that was sold at a market in the region could be burning a hole in one lucky player's pocket after the latest midday Take 5 draw. In Sullivan County, a jackpot-winning $19,565.50 Take 5 ticket was sold at the Liberty Quick Mart attached to the Sunoco station on North Main Street in the Village of Liberty. The winning numbers for the Take 5 midday drawing on Wednesday, March 9 were 11-27-32-34-36. In addition to the top prize, New York Lottery paid out 56 $506 prizes for players who matched four numbers, 2,245 $21.50 third-pla…
NY Man Wins $1 Million In State Lottery NY Man Wins $1 Million In State Lottery
NY Man Wins $1 Million In State Lottery A New York man hit the jackpot with a winning New York Lottery Powerball ticket worth $1 million. Long Island resident Kevin Holland of Hempstead has claimed his $1,000,000 second prize for matching the first five numbers selected in the Wednesday, Jan. 12 Powerball drawing, said the New York Lottery. The winning numbers for that evening’s drawing were: 12-21-22-30-33 Powerball 24. Holland received his $1,000,000 as a single lump sum totaling $651,000 after required withholdings. Holland said he planned to, “keep it simple with a new watch and some new shoes.” The winning ticket was purc…