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Unclaimed $98K lottery ticket purchased in Stamford will expire in March, lottery officials warn

Connecticut lottery officials warned the public Monday that time is running out on an unclaimed $98,000 lottery ticket that was purchased in Stamford.

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Unclaimed $98K lottery ticket purchased in Stamford will expire in March, lottery officials warn

Connecticut lottery officials warned the public Monday that time is running out on an unclaimed $98,000 lottery ticket that was purchased in Stamford.

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