The Hidden Mystery Behind Ball Market News
Bola Oil Corp.
The gloomy economic landscape has made finding new revenue streams a necessity for convenience store operators. But one company in particular is finding a way to increase sales and profits even in this tough environment: Bolla Oil Corp. The c-store chain, which operates 75 c-stores and gas stations, 16 auto repair shops and four car washes in the greater New York City area, recently purchased a lottery terminal from NCD that has brought in unprecedented revenue for the company. Bolla is now able to sell Mega Millions lottery tickets and other state-approved products while generating new income for the business.
Ball Market in Sheepshead Bay
Bolla has 85 gas and service stations with convenience stores and car washes across NYC and Long Island, including this location on Sheepshead Bay Road and Emmons Avenue. It’s also the only one of its sites with a supermarket. Other locations have repair shops and auto-service departments. The company was founded by Singh about 25 years ago.
The Sheepshead Bay store makes Notícias do Mercado da Bola because it sold a $1 million Mega Millions lottery ticket. That made cashier Ashir Haidery’s day even better, but he sells lotto tickets all day every shift.
Sheepshead Bay is a neighborhood that has retained its low-key charm as surrounding neighborhoods explode with new development. The beautiful Sheepshead Bay waterfront offers a relaxing and picturesque scene, where pure white swans float on the water, hungry ducks swim, and fishermen cast their lines in. It’s a great spot to take a walk, or grab a quick bite at a local restaurant. The Cherry Hill Gourmet Market at 1901 Emmons Avenue, a former Lundy’s Landing shopping plaza with red roof tiles, is a reminder of the area’s past glory.
Bola Market’s $1 Million Mega Millions Lottery Ticket
A West Hempstead store has made New York state history twice with two second-prize winners in the Mega Millions lottery. The Bolla Market on Tuesday sold two winning tickets worth $1 million each for the May 22 drawing. A lottery spokesman, Brad Maione, said it’s not unheard of for stores to sell winning tickets. Winners of a million dollars and up are posted on the lottery’s website and have one year to claim their prize.
The $1 billion jackpot ticket was sold in Michigan, but lucky New Yorkers are still a million bucks richer after Friday’s historic Mega Millions drawing. A ticket purchased at the Moonlight Deli & Grocery in Astoria and another bought at a Bolla convenience store at a gas station in Sheepshead Bay each won $1 million.
Bola Market’s $1 Million Fundraiser
Bolla Market, a chain of gas stations and convenience stores owned by the Bolla Oil Corp., has a new location in Seaford, Long Island. The store opened July 10 and is located on 1.1 acres at 4030 Merrick Road. The site also includes a Mobil and Exxon fuel station, along with an auto repair shop and car wash. The convenience store offers food and coffee from affiliated partners, such as Burger King, Pizza Hut, Red Mango and Tim Horton’s. Russel Helbling of Sabre Real Estate Group and Robert Delavale of Breslin Organization handled the lease transaction for Bolla Market.
