Our St. Patrick’s Day Lottery BINGO commences exactly one week from the time of this post!

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Our St. Patrick’s Day Lottery BINGO commences exactly one week from the time of this post!
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Mar 11, 2023
ByNorth Central PA Times Reports
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Our St. Patrick’s Day Lottery BINGO commences exactly one week from the time of this post!

You, your family and your friends are all invited! Buy your tickets online by noon Thursday, March 16, and save $10 off the door price. You can put that $10 towards an extra bingo card packet 

You also receive free food with your ticket!

Visit: https://centralpachamber.com/…/st-patricks-day-lottery…/ 

Thank you to our sponsors, including: The Wealth Factory, Mid State Builders of Pa LLC, Java Momma, Horizon Farm Credit, North Shore Railroad, Susquehanna Valley Chapter of Pennsylvanians for Human Life, Milton Historical Society, The UPS Store – Lewisburg; Susquehanna Fire Equipment Company , and Downtown Lewisburg!

#CentralPAChamber #CentralPABusinessandEducationAssociation #havefun #playbingo

Original source can be found here.

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