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Economy drives up hopes of winning big in Maryland lottery
- When Douglas Kidd scratched off $10,000 on the Maryland Million lottery ticket at the Royal Farms convenience store in Hampden seven years ago he bought a car.
- When Douglas Kidd scratched off $10,000 on the Maryland Million lottery ticket at the Royal Farms convenience store in Hampden seven years ago he bought a car.
Maryland Lottery hits 35 years of payouts for players, state
- Seventy-six-year-old Leon Lineburg said it seems like yesterday his Triple L Restaurant and Lounge in Arbutus began selling Maryland Lottery tickets.
Caribbean casino firm has eyes on District’s lottery contract
- A Caribbean casino company with ties to two of Washington’s high-profile businessmen is vying for control of the city’s lucrative lottery contract, The Examiner has learned.
D.C. Council to decide today on $120 million lottery contract
- In a surprising reversal, D.C. Council Chair Vincent Gray has agreed to put a contentious lottery contract on today’s voting agenda.
D.C. finds attempt to access lottery system
- D.C. officials flagged a “suspicious” attempt to log on to the city’s lottery system, and District officials are worried that, two years after the network was gamed by hackers, the system may still be vulnerable, The Examiner has learned.
Glitch in lottery machines left $2.5M in flux, director says
- The failure of 17 lottery machines in D.C. last week left officials scrambling to account for $2.5 million in revenue, District officials told The Examiner.
Economic slide isn’t cutting into sales of lottery tickets
- For cash-strapped Marylanders, life-altering financial help might be just a scratch away — or so they believe.
- For cash-strapped Marylanders, life-altering financial help might be just a scratch away — or so they believe.
Va. routing of lottery funds unconstitutional, senior staff lawyer says
- Virginia lawmakers have been violating the state's constitution by failing to route lottery proceeds directly into local education and instead dropping the money into a larger spending pool, a senior staff lawyer said Friday.
