Personal Finance
$2M Lottery Prize Claimed By Elkridge Custodian Who Plans To Retire Early
A custodian from Elkridge who won $2M with a $30 scratch-off ticket plans to retire early, she told Maryland Lottery officials.
ELKRIDGE, MD — A custodian recently cleaned up with the purchase of a $30 scratch-off ticket that netted her $2 million.
The Elkridge woman regularly plays lottery games and her big winner was a 200X the Cash scratch-off. The winner plans to retire early with her husband, she said.
The Giant grocery store at 10210 Mill Run Circle in Owings Mills receives a lottery bonus of $2,000 for selling a $2 million top-prize winning scratch-off.
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