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Gambler scores ‘stunning’ jackpot at Western WA casino. See how much they won (opens the original)
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A gambler recently scored a âluckyâ win at a Western Washington casino, officials said. The gambler won more than $40,000 at Quil Ceda Creek Casino in Tulalip, casino officials wrote in a Sunday, Sept. 20, Facebook post. The âlucky guestâ placed a $2.50 bet on a Lucky Larryâs Lobstermania slot machine â resulting in a payout of $40,875, casino officials said. Social media users shared in the celebration. âMy favorite game!â Facebook user Miley Taylor wrote in a comment on the cas
Household items sold in WA recalled for fire hazards. What shoppers should know (opens the original)
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A household item typically found in bedrooms and living rooms has been recalled due to burn risks. The products were purchased by shoppers nationwide, including those in Washington state. Hereâs what to know: Whatâs been recalled in Washington state? Why? On Thursday, Sept. 17, JKMAX issued a recall for 195,000 units of heated blankets and heating pads. âThe internal wire heating elements of the blankets and pads can overheat, posing fire and burn hazards to consumers,â the federal Consu
Grocery staple sold in WA stores recalled for listeria risks. What to know (opens the original)
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Another grocery store staple has been recalled for possible bacterial contamination. A New York-based manufacturer pulled frozen pasta from store shelves due to potential contamination from listeria. The effected product was sold nationwide, including at grocery stores in Washington state. Hereâs what to know: Which food product was recalled in Washington state? Why? On Tuesday, Sept. 15, Gias Foods of New York City recalled select lots of frozen pasta because they have the âpotential to be
2 WA lottery players split six-figure jackpot. Where were winning tickets sold? (opens the original)
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Two lucky lottery players in Western Washington split a prize worth more than half a million dollars, lottery officials said. Both players matched all five white balls in the Hit 5 drawing on Friday, Sept. 11, according to a spokesperson for Washingtonâs Lottery. As a result, they shared a Hit 5 cashpot worth $550,000 â scoring $275,000 each. Hereâs what to know: Where were winning Hit 5 tickets sold in Washington state? Both of the winning Hit 5 tickets were sold in Pierce County stores.
More grocery store produce sold in WA recalled for salmonella risks (opens the original)
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More fresh produce sold in Washington state has been recalled due to salmonella risks. An Idaho company pulled hundreds of cases of sprouts from store shelves because they could be contaminated with bacteria, according to a recall notice shared by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Itâs the second time in less than two months that the FDA has issued a sprouts recall. In late August, a Minnesota company recalled alfalfa sprouts because they could be contaminated with E. coli and salmonella.
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