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You would think that when a kind and hardworking nurse wins big in the lottery, she will be greeted with wide smiles at work.
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One very lucky woman left the Tops Friendly Market on Niagara Street in Tonawanda with much more money than when she came in.
When Nellida “Nelly” Baez-Alvarado went to the store for mayo, she also bought two Win $1,000 A Week for Life tickets; she won the top $1,000 a week for life prize on the second one she scratched off.
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After George Coffroad bought 100x the Money instant tickets from Landmark Towers Sunoco in Alexandria, he casually threw them on the car floor. One of them gave him a big surprise at home.
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They say that integrity means doing the right thing even when no one is watching. A couple Schuylkill County has proven that they are as straight as they come.
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This week a man who plays the lottery two tickets at a time finally struck it rich bagging a $10 million jackpot while another man almost missed a million dollar payout because of gas price hikes.
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Many men shun shopping saying excessive shopping is a sure way to go broke. By William ten Broeke and his wife has turned that around by being much wealthier after going shopping.
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Most lottery winners can’t wait to tell their family about their good fortune. British Columbia man Daniel Schilli is not like most lottery winners.
When Schilli won $9.4 million playing 6/49 lotto, he was elated but told only his wife so far.
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When an Irishman visited Donegal to attend a wedding, he took the time to purchase a quick pick lotto entry at the Centra Foodmarket in Carrigart.
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Retirement can be expensive. That maybe why even with a $350,000 Cash 5 lottery win in 2013, Robert Goralzick of Murrysville can only afford to be semi-retired at 72.
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The recent rise in gas prices had Steven Tuttle avoiding Ingles on Highland Lake Road in Flat Rock for gas and lottery tickets. But when he saw the price had gone down a bit, he stopped bought a $1,000,000 Bonus Cash scratch-off ticket and started filling up with gas.
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