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ALT Text reading "Honoring All Who Served" and "Veterans Day" with an illustration of a small American flag and stars.
ALT Acting Lottery Commissioner, Joe Froehlich, presents Melissa Findlay with her Excellence in Education check.
ALT Text reading "Honoring All Who Served" and "Veterans Day" with an illustration of a small American flag and stars.
ALT The actual $2 million winning ticket
ALT The image features the Michigan Lottery Daily 4 logo in the center. U.S. one hundred dollar bills are floating in the background.
ALT Promotional image for the Michigan Lottery Pull Tabs game. It features a ticket for "Pinball Party" on the left, displaying prize amounts ranging from $2 to $15,000. The text on the right announces a $15,000 winner from Lapeer, Michigan. The Michigan Lottery logos are present at the top and bottom corners.
ALT Festive image displaying a collection of the Michigan Lottery's new holiday-themed lottery tickets with prices ranging from $1 to $20. The tickets feature designs related to the holiday season. A central message reads, "Surprise Them With Something Special." An illustration of a smartphone shows the game "North Pole Riches." The overall theme is wintery, with snowflakes in the background.
ALT A bright yellow and orange promotional image for Michigan Mega Millions. The text "BUY NOW!" is bold and prominent at the bottom. A small logo of the Michigan Lottery is in the lower left corner, along with a responsible gambling message.
ALT The real winning ticket over a blurred background of pine needles and berries.
ALT The image features the Michigan Lottery Powerball logo in the center. U.S. one hundred dollar bills are floating in the background.
ALT Three sections show young individuals engaging in various professions. The left section has a person with a camera, labeled "Too young for parlays." The middle section features a person with glasses and a clipboard, labeled "Too young for roulette." The right section shows a person with a construction helmet and blueprints, labeled "Too young for lottery games." The center displays the logo "Too Young To Bet."
ALT Acting Lottery Commissioner, Joe Froehlich, presents Brian Michael with his Excellence in Education check.
ALT American flag draped above with the text "VOTE ELECTION DAY" on a backdrop of a cloudy sky.
ALT A background of various U.S. banknotes with the Michigan Lottery Powerball logo in the center.