'Wild Money' won while in Westerly
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Someone bought a $146,242-winning "Wild Money" lottery ticket in Westerly last night, but has not come forward to grab the prize. The ticket was bought at the Sunrise Market, 130 Granite St., according to a Rhode Island Lottery news release. Players have one year from the drawing to claim a prize. Speaking of which, the clock is ticking on a Wild Money ticket worth $144,751 dating to last May. The ticket was bought in Cranston at the the 7-Eleven, 535 Reservoir Ave. for the May 5, 2007, drawing. If the prize goes unclaimed the full year, it will be turned over to the state’s General Fund, Rhode Island Lottery said. 
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