Attorney George L. “Luke” Goodridge III drove to the Massachusetts State Lottery Commission headquarters in Dorchester on March 1 to claim a $1 million lottery scratch ticket prize. Goodridge accepted the prize (a one-time payment of $650,000, before taxes) on behalf of CWCB Nominee Trust of Greenfield. The $10 “Fabulous Fortune” ticket was sold at the Big Y supermarket in Greenfield.
Attorney George L. “Luke” Goodridge III drove to the Massachusetts State Lottery Commission headquarters in Dorchester on March 1 to claim a $1 million lottery scratch ticket prize. Goodridge accepted the prize (a one-time payment of $650,000, before taxes) on behalf of CWCB Nominee Trust of Greenfield. The $10 “Fabulous Fortune” ticket was sold at the Big Y supermarket in Greenfield. Credit: COURTESY PHOTO/MASSACHUSETTS STATE LOTTERY

GREENFIELD — A $1 million Massachusetts State Lottery scratch ticket sold at Big Y World Class Market was claimed by a trust on March 1.

CWCB Nominee Trust of Greenfield opted to receive the prize as a one-time payment of $650,000, before taxes. Attorney George L. “Luke” Goodridge III drove to the State Lottery Commission headquarters in Dorchester to accept the prize for a client.

“I was claiming it on behalf of a trust to give a client privacy,” Goodridge said Wednesday.

Goodridge, of the law firm Curtiss Carey Gates & Goodridge, said the State Lottery allows a trust to claim a prize so “the actual winner behind the scenes can remain private and not have their identity disclosed.”

The Big Y supermarket in Greenfield will get a $10,000 bonus for selling the $10 “Fabulous Fortune” ticket.

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