The Virginia Lottery said this morning that a ticket for Wednesday night’s drawing, purchased at Ocean Grocery in the 2400 block of Venable Street, matched the first five numbers but not the Powerball number.
The Virginia Lottery said this morning that a ticket for Wednesday night’s drawing, purchased at Ocean Grocery in the 2400 block of Venable Street, matched the first five numbers but not the Powerball number.
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I’ll be claiming my prize later this week. Been meaning to get down to the lottery office but haven’t had the time.
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I don’t like going negative on this good news, but this $$ could indirectly be a curse. (too much, too fast, plus people are jealous and could do harm). Still, congrats to the winner!
Unfortunately the place that sold it is a magnet for loiterers and drunks…maybe the owners will use their sales bonus to clean the place up and make it a little less of a dump.
Ocean’s gets a percentage of the amount as well, right? Hopefully they use that to continue the work they’ve been doing on the place. Looking at the picture above helps me to appreciate the clearing of that lot and the mural (as interesting as it is…)
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Winning ticket sold at Church Hill corner store known for hard luck
http://wtvr.com/2012/12/07/winning-ticket-sold-at-church-hill-corner-store-known-for-hard-luck/
$1 million Powerball prizes claimed by 2 Richmonders
http://downtown.nbc12.com/89364-1-million-powerball-prizes-claimed-2-richmonders
According to the article in #7, each store (Kroger and Ocean Grocery) also got $10,000 for selling the ticket. So Ocean Grocery got a nice chunk of change out of this.