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TRENTON, NJ – A lucky New Jersey Lottery player has won a lifetime prize of $1,000 per week by matching the five white balls in the April 25 CASH4LIFE drawing. The winning ticket was purchased at Quick Chek #146 located in Whippany, Morris County.

James Carey, the Executive Director of the New Jersey Lottery, expressed enthusiasm about the win, stating that the prize offers significant, long-term benefits to the winner. The winning numbers from the Thursday drawing included 03, 07, 39, 49, and 58, with a Cash Ball number of 01.

Additionally, the recent draw resulted in 9,952 other prizes totaling $54,835, with amounts ranging from $2 to $500. A total of 2,842 tickets doubled their winnings using the DOUBLER feature. The CASH4LIFE game, priced at $2.00 per ticket, also offers a top prize of $1,000 a day for life, currently valued at $7 million. The game is available in multiple states, with daily drawings held at approximately 9:00 PM.

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