Cody Kennedy+FollowMassachusetts Lottery faces big changesMassachusetts towns have come to rely on Lottery money, but things are shifting fast. Despite another billion-dollar profit year, scratch ticket sales are slipping and competition from casinos and sports betting is heating up. The Lottery is betting on new online games to keep the cash flowing, but officials warn that unpredictable jackpots and changing habits could shake things up. With so much local funding at stake, it’s worth asking: Should the state get more creative—or more cautious—about how it raises money from gambling? What’s your take on the Lottery’s future in Massachusetts? #News #MassLottery #Massachusetts00Share
Ashlee Thomas+FollowDorchester neighbor wins $1M—what would you do?A Dorchester resident just turned a $5 scratch ticket into a $1 million windfall! Fritz Arnoux, who bought his lucky ticket at Neighborhood Convenience Store on Hyde Park Ave, chose the cash option and walked away with $650,000 before taxes. He’s planning to buy a house with his winnings, while the store that sold the ticket gets a $10,000 bonus. With one more $1 million prize still out there, it’s got everyone buzzing—if you hit it big, what’s the first thing you’d do? Let’s hear your dream plans! #News #Dorchester #MassLottery00Share
Cory Wilson+FollowUnclaimed lottery fortunes in MassachusettsSomeone in Hyannis and another in Dorchester could be sitting on a life-changing lottery ticket—and might not even know it. Two big prizes, $100,000 and $50,000, are still unclaimed from January 2025 drawings, and the clock is ticking. If you bought a Mass Cash or Powerball ticket at West Main Gas & Diesel or Morrissey Boulevard Wines & Liquors, it’s worth digging through your old tickets. If no one claims these prizes by January 2026, the money goes back to the state. Imagine finding out you missed out—would you ever forgive yourself? Check those tickets and spread the word! #News #MassLottery #UnclaimedPrizes00Share
Jonathan Clarke+FollowMassachusetts neighbors strike it big in lotteryFour lucky locals just pocketed $100,000 each from Tuesday’s Mass Cash drawing—two tickets sold at Boston Lodge Of Elks in West Roxbury and two at Jenny’s Market in Weymouth. On top of that, a $1 million “Bonus 100X” ticket was claimed in Milford, though all grand prizes for that game are now gone. Across the state, nearly 500 prizes over $600 were won or claimed in a single day! It’s wild to think how many big winners might be walking among us. If you play, do you check the daily winners list? What would you do if you hit it big? #News #MassLottery #LotteryWinners00Share
