But a judge in Nashua, New Hampshire hasn't ruled yet on whether the woman can remain anonymous, which is what she wants. The legal problem is that she signed the back of the ticket after the winning number was announced in January.
"She doesn't want to be a celebrity," said the apparent Powerball winner's lawyer, according to The Union Leader — but a state attorney general's office lawyer said, "The lottery thrives on transparency."
Digital First Media, which owns The Denver Post and The Lowell Sun, got approval from a bankruptcy judge Friday to buy The Boston Herald for $11.9 million.
The judge gave current owner Patrick J. Purcell and Digital First Media until March 28 to complete the sale, according to Boston Business Journal.
