7 Winners In Massachusetts Claimed $100,000 In Lottery Tickets And 2 Were At Cumberland Farms
Apparently, we should have played the lottery yesterday. It was a green Thursday. There were seven winners in Massachussetts who claimed $100,000 in lottery tickets. Two of those winners bought…
Apparently, we should have played the lottery yesterday. It was a green Thursday. There were seven winners in Massachussetts who claimed $100,000 in lottery tickets. Two of those winners bought their Mass Cash winning tickets at Cumberland Farms in Wilmington, according to the Massachusetts State Lottery. Another winner was claimed at Ray's Tobacco in Boston and that convenience stor sold three $100,00 winners in Mass Cash. One more Mass Cash $100,000 was sold at Wegmans in Medford. And the final $100,000 winner bought a Money Maker scratch ticket at Shaw's in Raynham.
Where were we?
The Mega Millions jackpot is nearing $1 Billion for Friday night's jackpot. When the jackpots get this high, many people start to think about what they'd do with that much money. Many say they'd go on vacation, quit their job, buy a house and cars. There are also a larger pool of people who buy tickets because many say they don't buy them until the jackpot gets this high. Regardless, for those of us who live in Massachusetts, there are a certain number of stores that are considered more lucky than others.
SAN FRANCISCO - MARCH 06: A man holds a bundle of Mega Millions lottery tickets that he just purchased March 6, 2007 in San Francisco, California. The lottery jackpot was up to $370 million for tonight's drawing, which will take place in New York's Times Square instead of the usual drawing location in Atlanta. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)
Ted’s Stateline Mobil, Methuen – five prizes
Country Trading Post, Chicopee – three prizes
Village Food Shops, Danvers – three prizes
Howe Street Superette, Methuen – three prizes
7-Eleven, Pembroke – three prizes
Town Food Mart, Taunton – three prizes
Jenny’s Market, Weymouth – three prizes
