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Central PA Lotto Player Pays $2, Becomes Millionaire Central PA Lotto Player Pays $2, Becomes Millionaire
Central PA Lotto Player Pays $2, Becomes Millionaire A Pennsylvania Lottery player stopped by a York County gas station and won $1 million playing the Powerball, according to state gaming officials. The lucky player earned the seven-figure prize by matching all five white balls pulled in the Wednesday, July 3 drawing, said lotto reps.  The vendor, Royal Farms at 933 Broad Street in Delta, will receive a $5,000 bonus for selling the winning ticket.  It's the second winning Pennsylvania Lottery ticket sold so far in July, after a Cash 5 with Quick Cash player won $400,000 at a Dauphin County Giant. Players have up to one y…

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by Mac Bullock
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STRIKE IT RICH! $699K+ Winning PA Lottery Ticket Sold At York Royal Farms STRIKE IT RICH! $699K+ Winning PA Lottery Ticket Sold At York Royal Farms
Strike IT Rich! $699K+ Winning PA Lottery Ticket Sold At York Royal Farms Someone struck it rich playing the Pennsylvania Lottery's "Strike It Rich" vending machine ticket! The ticket was a progressive top prize-winning ticket totaling exactly: $699,035.50, according to the PA Lottery Commission.  The "Strike it Rich" ticket was sold at Royal Farms located at 1170 Loucks Road in West York, which will receive a $5,000 bonus for selling the winning ticket. The game costs $20 to play with top prizes starting at $350,000. This was a Fast Play game, which means it was available as either a print-on-demand from a Lottery sales terminal or a self-service touch-scr…

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by Jillian Pikora
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Three PA Lottery Players Win Cash 5 Jackpot Three PA Lottery Players Win Cash 5 Jackpot
Three PA Lottery Players Win Cash 5 Jackpot Three Pennsylvania Lottery players won the jackpot in the Tuesday, Sept. 5 drawing for the Cash 5 with Quick Cash game, officials say.  The three lucky winners will split the $250,000.50 prize equally, receiving $83,333.50 a piece before taxes, said state gaming officials.  The winning tickets were sold in three Eastern Pennsylvania locations:  Royal Farms at 105 Stewart Avenue in Ridley Park, Delaware County Saloni Newsstand at 310 Oregon Avenue in South Philadelphia GIANT Food Store at 5301 Simpson Ferry Road in Mechanicsburg, Cumberland County The winners will not b…

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by Mac Bullock
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PA Kidnapper Arrested Police Say PA Kidnapper Arrested Police Say
PA Kidnapper Arrested Police Say Five days after the Amber Alert for a kidnapped toddler was called off— after the girl was found safe— the woman who abducted her has been captured, police say. Maria McKenzie, 27, of Springettsbury Township, allegedly kidnapped Mya Campbell, 2, of York County, when she stole a car near Royal Farms along Mount Zion Road around 3:30 p.m. on Sunday, June 5, according to police. Campbell was found around 7 p.m. that same day in the Philadelphia area, police said at the time. McKenzie was found in the Philadelphia area around 5 p.m. Friday, June 5, Springettsbury Township police say. McKenzi…

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by Jillian Pikora
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Police Issue Drastically Different Image Of Wanted Woman Who Abducted PA Toddler Police Issue Drastically Different Image Of Wanted Woman Who Abducted PA Toddler
Police Issue Drastically Different Image Of Wanted Woman Who Abducted PA Toddler The Amber Alert for a kidnapped toddler was called off after the girl was found safe Sunday, June 5, but the search for the woman who abducted her continues, police say. Maria McKenzie, 27, of Springettsbury Township, allegedly kidnapped Mya Campbell, 2, of York County, when she stole a car near Royal Farms along Mount Zion Road around 3:30 p.m. on Sunday, June 5, according to police. Campbell was found in the Philadelphia area around  7 p.m. that same evening. McKenzie has yet to be located and on Tuesday, June 7, police released a drastically different photo of her. She was la…

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by Jillian Pikora
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Winning $300,000 PA Lottery Cash 5 Ticket Remains Unclaimed Winning $300,000 PA Lottery Cash 5 Ticket Remains Unclaimed
Winning $300,000 PA Lottery Cash 5 Ticket Remains Unclaimed You might be a winner! That is if you purchased a Pennsylvania Lottery Cash 5 with Quick Cash ticket from Royal Farms located at 3120 Carlisle Road in Dover, York County for the Jan. 31, 2021 drawing. The ticket is worth $300,000 less withholding. If that sounds like you, then your ticket is nearing its expiration. The winning ticket's numbers were 9-23-27-29-40. The winner must sign their ticket and schedule an appointment at one of the seven Pennsylvania Lottery offices by calling 1-800-692-7481. The prize must be claimed by Jan. 31, 2022. If the prize remains unclaimed the wins will…

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by Jillian Pikora