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$141K lottery win hits Dauphin County as Fast Play jackpot ticket sold at CVS

LOWER SWATARA TWP., Pa. — A Pennsylvania Lottery player is more than $141,000 richer after a Fast Play ticket delivered a major progressive jackpot in Dauphin County.

The winning ticket, worth $141,832, came from the “Suite Winnings” Fast Play game and was sold at a CVS on West Harrisburg Pike.

The retailer will receive a $500 bonus for selling the big-winning ticket.

Fast Play games are printed on demand and allow players to instantly see if they’ve won, without needing to scratch or wait for a drawing.

Lottery officials say winners should sign the back of their ticket immediately and have up to one year from the purchase date to claim their prize.

Key Points

$141,832 Fast Play jackpot ticket sold in Dauphin County
Winning ticket purchased at CVS in Lower Swatara Township
Store receives $500 bonus

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