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West Orange Supermarket Sells ‘$1K A Week For Life’ Lotto Ticket
Someone is on their way to $1,000 a week for life after buying a lottery ticket at a ShopRite in Essex County. See the lucky numbers here.

WEST ORANGE, NJ — A supermarket in Essex County recently sold a Cash4Life ticket that’s worth $1,000 a week for life, New Jersey Lottery officials said.
The ShopRite at the Essex Green shopping center in West Orange sold a ticket that matched five white balls for the Monday, April 22 drawing, officials stated.
The winning numbers were: 17, 20, 24, 33 and 57. The Cash Ball was: 04.
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The ticket captured a second-prize jackpot, worth $1,000 a week or a cash option of $1 million. A first-prize Cash4Life ticket is worth $1,000 a day for life or a cash payout of $7 million, according to lottery officials.
The next Cash4Life drawing will be held on Thursday, April 25.
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