Stamford store sells $100k connecticut lottery winner
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Stamford store sells $100K Connecticut Lottery winner

Winning Connecticut Lottery ticket purchased at local newsstand

STAMFORD, CT — A Connecticut Lottery player is holding a winning CASH5 ticket worth $100,000 after it was sold at a Stamford retailer.

The winning ticket was sold Monday, July 20, at Glenbrook News & Variety in Stamford, according to the Connecticut Lottery.

Lottery officials have not released any information about the winner.

CASH5 is one of the Connecticut Lottery’s draw games, with players matching numbers for a chance to win the top prize. Prizes must be validated before they are paid.


Key Points

  • A $100,000 CASH5 winning ticket was sold in Stamford.
  • The ticket was purchased at Glenbrook News & Variety.
  • Connecticut Lottery officials have not released information about the winner.
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