Connecticut Lottery scratch off winner sold at Northway Market

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July 30, 2026
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Connecticut lottery scratch off winner sold at northway market
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A scratch-off ticket worth $25,000 was sold at a neighborhood market in Milford, according to the Connecticut Lottery.

MILFORD, CT — A winning Connecticut Lottery scratch-off ticket worth $25,000 was sold at a Milford retailer, according to the Connecticut Lottery.

The winning ticket was purchased at Northway Market #3, located in Milford.

The prize came from the 200X 4th Edition scratch-off game. The Connecticut Lottery lists the ticket as a $25,000 winner from Tuesday, July 28.

The Connecticut Lottery has not released information about the winner or whether the prize has been claimed.

Key Points

  • A $25,000 Connecticut Lottery scratch-off ticket was sold in Milford.
  • The winning ticket was purchased at Northway Market #3.
  • The prize came from the 200X 4th Edition scratch-off game.

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