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$1 Million Lottery Ticket Sold in Wilson
No one has claimed the winning ticket, which was drawn Saturday, the PA lottery commission said Monday.
Someone in the Easton area--or at least someone who shops there--is sitting on a $1 million lottery ticket.
The Pennsylvania Lottery says Ike's Exxon station in Wilson sold one of four $1 million tickets from the Jan. 5 drawing.
Workers at Ike's said Monday afternoon said they had no idea who bought the ticket. The store--and any retailer who sells a winning $1 million ticket--gets a $5,000 bonus.
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Whoever it was who won has a year to claim their prize at Pennsylvania Lottery headquarters in Dauphin County, the lottery said in a news release. The four winning numbers were 00023446, 00075876, 00158528 and 00222718.
The other three tickets were sold in Cumberland, Lycoming and Jefferson counties, the lottery said.
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