The Pennsylvania Lottery filmed along State Street in Media in January.
Check out the Pennsylvania Lottery's newest commercial, which was filmed at several businesses along State Street in Media. In January, film crews filled 320 Market, Earth and State, Fellini's Cafe and Kuta with equipment. Check out the finished product.
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Could privatizing the lottery mean fewer people will play?
Pennsylvanians do not want their lottery to be privatized, as Gov. Tom Corbett is proposing, according to a new Franklin & Marshall College Poll. The poll found that 47 percent of those polled strongly opposed the privatization with 17 somewhat opposing it. Only 7 percent were strongly in favor with 11 percent being somewhat in favor of the move. Most people polled, 75 percent, said they would play the lottery about the same amount as they do now if it were privatized, but a not insignificant number of people, 19 said they would play less frequently. The Franklin & Marshall College Poll interviewed 622 Pennsylvania voters between January 29 and February 3. The margin of error is reported as plus or minus 3.9 percentage points. A recent …
5:55 am on Friday, February 22, 2013
Anyone who wants to support privitazation of the lottery is crazy. Outsourcing Pennsylvania jobs to a foreign company is un-American. Camelot will run away the second it's time to pay the fiddler. more ›
The Pennsylvania Lottery filmed all along State Street in Media on Thursday.
In case you missed the giant lights and cameras on Thursday, the Pennsylvania Lottery was filming its newest commercial here in Media. Several businesses along State Street, including 320 Market, Earth and State, Fellini's Cafe and Kuta will be featured in the lottery commercial, which is expected to first air the week of February 18, throughout the state. At Thursday's Media Borough Council meeting, Mayor Bob McMahon said 56 people were in downtown Media working on the filming. "It was really something," McMahon said. "And it'll be nice publicity for State Street." McMahon said he spoke with the lottery's location manager and asked why they chose to film in Media and the response was that the team searched the entire Delaware Valley and …
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12:40 pm on Thursday, February 21, 2013
Just hope the Lottery video turns out better than these promo pics. more ›
Terms for a potential PA Lottery private management agreement are in the works, according to an e-mail from the governor's office
Editor's note: To read the terms of agreement and a document including a list of frequently asked questions about the agreement, click on the attached PDF files. The Pennsylvania Department of Revenue will announce later today the terms for a potential private management agreement for the Pennsylvania Lottery -- a deal that reportedly would call for a $150 million upfront payment “to be provided by a private manager," according to an email sent by Gov. Tom Corbett’s office. Canon-McMillan Patch has obtained a copy of the email in which Andrew J. Ritter Jr., the governor’s executive deputy secretary, said the commonwealth would retain ownership and control of the lottery. The commonwealth would continue to handle specific business …
5:22 pm on Monday, March 25, 2013
Oh, in case anyone forgot, Rendell was going to outsource the turnpike to a Spanish company. And Corbett to outsource the lottery to an English company. Not that I have anything against the Spanish or English, I'd rather we keep things here in America. more ›
Terms for a potential PA Lottery private management agreement are in the works, according to an e-mail from the governor's office
Editor's note: To read the terms of agreement and a document including a list of frequently asked questions about the agreement, click on the attached PDF files. The Pennsylvania Department of Revenue will announce later today the terms for a potential private management agreement for the Pennsylvania Lottery -- a deal that reportedly would call for a $150 million upfront payment “to be provided by a private manager," according to an email sent by Gov. Tom Corbett’s office. Canon-McMillan Patch has obtained a copy of the email in which Andrew J. Ritter Jr., the governor’s executive deputy secretary, said the commonwealth would retain ownership and control of the lottery. The commonwealth would continue to handle specific business …
5:22 pm on Monday, March 25, 2013
Oh, in case anyone forgot, Rendell was going to outsource the turnpike to a Spanish company. And Corbett to outsource the lottery to an English company. Not that I have anything against the Spanish or English, I'd rather we keep things here in America. more ›
Andrew Walters
12:45 pm on Thursday, February 21, 2013
Saw the Plumstead! more ›