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Two Massachusetts Towns Win $1 Million Powerball Prize
Two Powerball tickets won $1,000,000 each in Monday night's drawing, and lottery officials say no one has come forward yet.

SEEKONK, MA — Even though Monday night's Powerball big winner was out of California, two Massachusetts towns get to say they had $1 million winners.
On Tuesday, the Massachusetts State Lottery said the two $1 million tickets were sold in Seekonk and Haverhill.
The Seekonk winner came out of the Quality Gas Station on Taunton Ave., and the Haverhill winner came out of the OHM Mobil Mart on South Main St.
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The jackpot winner, who gets to claim the fifth-biggest pot in Powerball history gets to claim $699.8 million. Lottery officials say the winning ticket was purchased in Morro Bay, California, a coastal city between Los Angeles and San Francisco.
Journalists, tell your audiences to check their Powerball tickets! One REALLY #lucky ticket sold in Morro Bay hit all six numbers in tonight’s HUGE #Powerball drawing! Congratulations to the Albertsons on Quintana Rd for selling the big #winner! News release coming shortly. pic.twitter.com/TYdfOPpNY5
— CA Lottery Press (@calotterypress) October 5, 2021
The Massachusetts winners and the jackpot winner have not come forward.
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There were three other winning tickets with $1 million prizes sold in Arizona, Florida and Virigna.
The six numbers the ticket matched were white balls of 12, 22, 54, 66, and 69 and the Powerball number of 15.
Two Powerball tickets won $1,000,000 each in last night’s drawing. Tickets sold at: -Quality Gas & Mart, 430 Taunton Ave in #Seekonk -OHM Mobil Mart, 789 South Main St in #Haverhill pic.twitter.com/WqdeOH04hv
— Mass. State Lottery (@MAStateLottery) October 5, 2021
Mega Millions jackpot is at $45 million as of Tuesday morning. Its drawing will be Tuesday night at 10:59 p.m.
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