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Texas Lottery Results (KAUZ Wichita Falls)

Lottery results for several Texas games

Michigan’s Winning Lottery Numbers (WXYZ-TV Detroit)

Michigan’s Winning Lottery Numbers

IGA worker loses job but wins lottery prize (Fort Wayne Journal Gazette)

A Fort Wayne woman who will lose her job Sunday scratched her way to a six-figure prize with a Hoosier Lottery game Friday.

Lottery makes Northside man millionaire (Lebanon Daily News)

A city man has been identified as one of four winners of $1 million in the Pennsylvania Lottery’s July 4 Millionaire Raffle drawing.

Mass. lottery sells record $4.7B (Boston Globe)

Massachusetts residents spent a record $4.7 billion on the state Lottery last year, an increase of $237 million over 2006.

Lottery correction advisory (The Post-Standard)

Please note o0164, the version of NY-LOT–Evening Lottery Glance that moved at 8:39 p.m. It substitutes the correct evening lottery Daily and WinFour drawings.

Mass. lottery sells record $4.7B (FOX 25 Boston)

Massachusetts residents spent a record $4.7 billion on the state Lottery last year, an increase of $237 million over 2006.

2nd local resident wins big lottery payout (The Herald Bulletin)

INDIANAPOLIS — A week after an Anderson man won $50,000 playing the Hoosier Lottery, a department of health employee has won four times that amount. Gina Berkshire of Anderson bought a Mix & Match ticket on Friday, July 11, and didn’t check to see if she had won until a week later.

Employee of Soon-to-Close Store Wins Lottery (Indiana’s NewsCenter)

Fort Wayne, IN (Indiana’s NewsCenter) - An employee of the White Swan IGA in Fort Wayne has won $100,000 dollars in the Hoosier Lottery. Sherry Carpenter won the prize in the “Cash Crop” game. Carpenter has worked at the White Swan IGA for 35 years.

St. Andrews Hospital Auxiliary Lottery winners (Boothbay Register)

At 5 p.m. on Tuesday, June 24, the first evening of Windjammer Days, while the Boothbay Community Band was setting up for their concert in Waterfront Park, Matthew and Sam Burnham came forward to draw the winning tickets in the St. Andrews Hospital Auxiliary’s annual lottery to benefit lucky citizens and the hospital.