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How a Simple Kiss Lead to $90,000 Jackpot in Baltimore
BALTIMORE COUNTY, MD—A heartfelt kiss for good luck led to a Baltimore County man, known as “Rolling Thunder,” and his wife winning $90,000 at Maryland Lottery headquarters. The Vietnam veteran and his wife, married nearly 50 years, were overwhelmed with joy as the Big Spin Wheel halted on their life-changing prize. The couple’s journey to fortune started with their shared love for Maryland Lottery scratch-offs, particularly THE BIG SPIN, which became a ritual over morning coffee. Their winning ticket, purchased from Kenwood Shell in Rosedale, proved lucky when it directed them to claim the large sum at Lottery headquarters. “Rolling
Lots of Lucky Winners This Week In The Maryland Lottery
In an eventful week for the Maryland Lottery, prizes totaling over $31 million were distributed, featuring one of the top scratch-off prizes for the year. A Frederick resident won a substantial $250,000 from a scratch-off ticket purchased at Sheetz on 5601 Buckeystown Pike. This week also saw an unusually high number of $50,000 tickets—17 in total, from various games, claimed across the state. Throughout Maryland, 44 tickets valued at $10,000 or more were sold or redeemed in the week ending May 19. The lottery reminds winners of prizes larger than $25,000 that they must visit the Maryland Lottery Claims Center
Maryland Pride: Royal Farms Brings Home the Gold for Best Gas Station Food in the USA
USA Today’s 10 Best Readers’ Choice Awards have announced their top picks for various categories, including the “Best Gas Station for Food.”. Royal Farms is leading the pack and has outshone its convenience store competitors like Sheetz and Wawa. According to USA Today’s editors, Royal Farms stood out for its all-day breakfast menu, make-your-own milkshake bars at select locations, and their renowned fried chicken offerings:
Dan Rodricks: Rescued and randy, Maryland wood turtles get best revenge | STAFF COMMENTARY
One day in August 2018, conservation police officers in upstate New York busted a retired school teacher who had collected nearly 300 reptiles in his house. He had rare and threatened reptiles, reptiles poached from the wild, reptiles protected from humans by law. At the time, the seizure was the largest of its kind in New York history, according to the state Department of Environmental ...
PWCS Students Earn Cappies Award Nominations for their Work in Theater
Congratulations to the Prince William County Public Schools students selected as 2023-24 Critics’ Choices and nominated for this year’s Cappies awards, the region’s elite recognition program for high school theatre productions. The winners will be announced at the Cappies 2024 Gala on Monday, June 10, at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts Concert Hall, where Superintendent of Schools Dr. LaTanya D. McDade, and Prince William School Board Chairman At-Large Dr. Babur Lateef will present.
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