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Lottery Scratchers hit for more than $1.1M in Peoria, Apache Junction, Phoenix

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A Scratchers ticket worth $1 million was sold recently at a Peoria convenience store, Arizona Lottery officials said.

The Million Dollar Crossword ticket was sold last week at the Circle K, 6735 W. Peoria Ave.

In addition, a $100,000 CASH ticket worth $100,000 was purchased inside the QuikTrip at 21 E. Old West Highway, Apache Junction, lottery officials said Tuesday.

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