New Jersey Lottery

We can add another area resident to our local millionaires' list.

It pays to shop at ShopRite, literally! A shopper at the ShopRite in Manasquan won $10,000 as a third-tier prize off a winning Mega Millions ticket. The ticket matched four of the five white balls and the gold Mega Ball! Was it you? Here are the numbers...

Apparently, it's been a very good time to play the lottery in the Garden State. Four big jackpots were recently hit over a three-day period with one worth over $1.9 million.

New Jersey is on a big winning streak. Last Saturday, a million-dollar Powerball ticket was sold in the Garden State. Well, it's happened again.

Someone who bought a lottery ticket at a Wawa in Ocean County is more than a half million dollars richer.

Some of these numbers are totally insane! Imagine winning a few hundred million dollars?! What would you do with that money? How many houses would you buy? What kind of car would you drive? Where would you want to go on vacation? Would you still go to work? Who would you give money to?

Here's a nice way to wrap up the work week and start the weekend. A winning Powerball ticket worth $100,000 was sold at a New Jersey convenience store.
According to the New Jersey Lottery website, the winning ticket matched four of the five white balls and the Powerball for the Wednesday, Septem…

Imagine you just won a ton of moolah, cheddar, dough, loot, scratch...you know...MONEY! I'll go so far as to say it is a pile of money...are YOU the winner of a half a million dollars? Someone in Jersey has an extra half a mil today...NICE.

WOW! Imaging waking up to a winning lottery ticket? What would you buy? Or would you invest or save it? This local winner talk has me thinking, it really can be us! I can't hemp but dream a little...a special congratulations to our local Lanoka Harbor winner!!!!

What's better than one person winning a big pile of money from the New Jersey Lottery? How about two!

It's not the first digital courier program available in the Garden State, but Thursday's launch of Lotto.com in New Jersey creates a new way for lottery players to press their luck.

The lottery advised that players should hold onto their tickets.