Monthly Archives: August 2015

Lottery ticket worth $225K sold in Exeter

No one has claimed the prize yet, according to lottery spokesman Gary Miller and Marty Cirelli, owner of Cold Case Beverage. His business sold a Cash 5 ticket worth $655,000 last year, he said.

Wisconsin Lottery debuts Top Dog instant scratch tickets

There are a few new lottery tickets for you to choose from the next time you’re at the store. MITCHELL AIRFARE IS ONE OF THE LOWEST IN THE MIDWEST.

Lightning Strikes Twice: Another $100K Lottery Ticket Sold at Local Store

On Friday, the Virginia Lottery announced that a Reston woman bought a winning Cash 5 ticket at the Shoppers Food Warehouse at 9622 Main St. , in the Fair City Mall. The store also sold a winning scratch-off ticket in July.

Artist's rendering of the proposed Wynn resort casino in Everett.

Citing traffic concerns, Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey is calling upon state environmental officials to deny Wynn Resorts a key permit for its $1.7 billion casino project at the Everett waterfront. Healey said in a letter Friday to the state’s environmental affairs secretary that Wynn should not get the permit until a plan is in place to address traffic around Boston’s notoriously congested Sullivan Square area located not far from the waterfront site.

LaFayette Caregiver Picks Up 2015 Kia Optima EX Won In Lottery

A LaFayette woman has cemented winning a prize from the Georgia Lottery. Tiffany Hall, 35, was selected as a winner of the Jackpot Series Second Chance Promotion, winning a 2015 Kia Optima EX.

Healey urges accord on Sullivan Square before issuing casino permit

State Attorney General Maura Healey on Friday urged the state’s top environmental official to deny a crucial permit for the construction of a $1.7 billion casino in Everett, at least until the developer provides what she called “a long-term traffic solution” for the area. “If the casino is built without a a long-term plan in place,” Healey wrote, “We may never solve the traffic problem.”