Lions hosting annual Toy, Designer Purse bingo events  The Bradford Era
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Vancouver, B.C. – The Canucks for Kids Fund (CFKF) is excited to launch its first $1 Million 50/50 Super Jackpot of the season, giving fans the chance to win a guaranteed minimum prize of $500,000! The raffle is live now and runs until Thursday, November 20th, when the Canucks host the Dallas Stars at Rogers Arena.
This raffle will run during three upcoming road games on November 14th against the Carolina Hurricanes, November 16th against the Tampa Bay Lightning, and November 17th against the Florida Panthers. Online ticket sales remain open throughout the week and will continue until the raffle closes on November 20th. The winning ticket will be announced shortly after the second intermission of the home game against the Dallas Stars.
Tickets are available online now at vancouvercanucks5050.com. In-arena ticket sales will open only on November 20th at 6:00pm during the home game against the Dallas Stars at Rogers Arena.
Proceeds from the 50/50 Super Jackpot benefit the Canucks for Kids Fund, supporting charities across British Columbia, including core beneficiaries Canucks Autism Network, Canuck Place Children’s Hospice, and BC Children’s Hospital Foundation.
ONLINE 50/50 INFORMATION:
Fans can select from one of four ticket pack options:
The take-home prize is 50% of the total final jackpot amount, with a guaranteed minimum prize of $500,000. The winning ticket number will be posted online at canucks.com/5050 shortly after the draw is completed on Thursday, November 20th.
Please note: All individuals who purchase a 50/50 ticket must retain their physical ticket and/or digital copy, as it will be required to claim the prize.
Online tickets can only be purchased by fans located within British Columbia at the time of purchase. Must be 19+ to play. Know your limit, play within it.
For more information on our community initiatives and special events, visit community.canucks.com/community-nights. For tickets to games and these experiences, visit tickets.canucks.com.
About the Canucks for Kids Fund
The Canucks for Kids Fund dedicates resources to assist charities which support children’s health and wellness, education, social impact programming, and the development of grassroots hockey and lacrosse throughout British Columbia. Thanks to the generosity of our fans, donors, players, employees and sponsor partners, the Canucks for Kids Fund has granted over $114 million to charities in British Columbia over the last 39 years.

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​A lottery player in New Jersey has won more than $1 million in the latest drawing. State lottery officials confirmed (via Yahoo) that the winning ticket matched the right numbers to earn a prize of $1,064,719. The ticket was bought at a local store, and the winner is now waiting to claim the prize.
The New Jersey Lottery said the winning ticket was purchased before the draw at an official lottery retailer. When the numbers were drawn, the ticket matched enough numbers to win more than $1 million. The winner’s name has not been shared yet, which is normal until the person claims the prize.
The store that sold the winning ticket will also get a small bonus from the lottery for selling a high-value ticket.
The winner needs to sign the back of the ticket and contact the New Jersey Lottery office to start the prize claim process. They will have to show ID and complete a few forms.
Once that is done, the lottery will release the money.
Lottery winners often use the prize to pay bills, save money, or help their families. Since this is a large prize, it could make a big difference in the winner’s life.
Although the prize is $1,064,719, the person will not get the full amount because of taxes. Federal taxes will be taken out of the prize, and the state may also take a portion.
After taxes, the winner will still receive a large amount, but the final total will be lower.
New Jersey winners usually get their money in one payment unless the prize is much larger and spread over time.
Wins like this show that players do not need to win the main jackpot to become millionaires. Matching enough numbers can still lead to major prizes. Lottery officials say players should always check their tickets carefully, because many smaller prizes go unclaimed.
Whenever someone wins more than $1 million, it creates a lot of interest. People often feel more hopeful when a big win happens in their area. Stores also benefit because customers sometimes buy more tickets from locations known for selling winning ones.
For the player who won this prize, life may now look very different. Winning over $1 million can bring new choices and financial relief. Even though the winner has not come forward yet, the confirmed prize has already created attention in New Jersey.
Lottery officials will share more details once the winner officially claims the money.
TOPICS: Powerball
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Bill to help PA lottery continue funding state programs signed into law  WTAJ
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WEST LAFAYETTE − “Holy Mother of Bingo! A Murder Mystery” will be performed at 7 p.m. Nov. 13-14 at Ridgewood High School.
The whodunit takes place during a lively church bingo night that turns unexpectedly deadly, leaving everyone guessing who among the parishioners could be the culprit. It features plenty of twists, laughs and audience participation, according to a community announcement.
The production includes 27 Ridgewood students and one adult cast member, Jim Buehler. Several audience members will have the chance to join in on the action as part of the performance.
Tickets are are $5 and can be purchased in advance at ridgewoodperformingarts.ludus.com or at the door.

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The winning numbers in Wednesday's drawing of the "North Carolina Cash 5 Double Play" game were:
8, 10, 24, 29, 35
(eight, ten, twenty-four, twenty-nine, thirty-five)
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