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Congratulations to Gary Haines (D451) on winning the 5th giveaway of the EB Landing Summer Sweepstakes—two tickets to the Mystic Seaport Museum.

This week, we are giving away a pair of tickets for the Cross Sound Ferry Classic Lighthouse Cruise! Leave your worries on land and enjoy the view of eight lighthouses from New London to Long Island.

As a reminder, you can enter to win by visiting EB Landing and clicking into the Summer Sweepstakes story on the homepage. At the bottom or right of the story, there will be a submission box with a space to enter your name, email and phone number. (It may take a few seconds for the box to appear; please be patient). You may enter Monday through Sunday, no more than one time daily. We will announce this week’s winner, along with next week’s giveaway, on Monday, August 19.

Good luck to all!

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