A Tweed man is celebrating a big lottery win. Radu Barbu of Tweed matched the last six of seven ENCORE numbers in exact order in the August 9, 2024...
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A retired married couple from the Village of Hastings is having a great start to the summer! Gale and Peter Lachaine of Hastings matched the last six of seven ENCORE numbers in exact order in the May 24, 2024 LOTTO MAX draw to win $100,000! Gale and Peter, married retirees, have been playing the lottery with OLG for decades. They always play together and make sure to add ENCORE to all their tickets. The winning ticket was purchased at Hastings C-Store on Bridge Street in Hastings. It was Gale who went into the store to check their ticket. “After scanning...
A Tweed man is celebrating a big lottery win. Radu Barbu of Tweed matched the last six of seven ENCORE numbers in exact order in the August 9, 2024...
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