How cool does that look? Seriously!
Big news this week from the “national lottery overseers” (possibly the most terrifying description for a fairly benign group of people) – Powerball, the 31-state lottery sensation, is coming to the Dirty Jerz!
I know what your saying. But isn’t Mega Million, the 12-state lottery program New Jersey already participates in, enough?
The answer is no. Because the first rule of lottery is that you can never have too much lottery.
(The second rule of lottery? YOU DO NOT TALK ABOUT LOTTERY!)
Anyways, our own Kiosk at one Palmer Square gets a shout out in the full article here.
The article is basically the print edition of 
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