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ARIZONA LOTTERY

Queen Creek store sells lottery ticket worth nearly $3 million

Fireworks went off a day early this week for the person who purchased a winning The Pick ticket for Monday night’s drawing at a Queen Creek store.

The ticket was bought at Fry’s Marketplace, 25105 S. Ellsworth Road, Arizona Lottery officials announced Wednesday.

The winning numbers - 4, 5, 11, 15, 19, 35 – will pay $2.9 million over 30 years if the annuity option is selected. The cash prize: $1,567,567.60.

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ARIZONA LOTTERY

Queen Creek store sells lottery ticket worth nearly $3 million

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Fireworks went off a day early this week for the person who purchased a winning The Pick ticket for Monday night’s drawing at a Queen Creek store.

The ticket was bought at Fry’s Marketplace, 25105 S. Ellsworth Road, Arizona Lottery officials announced Wednesday.

The winning numbers - 4, 5, 11, 15, 19, 35 – will pay $2.9 million over 30 years if the annuity option is selected. The cash prize: $1,567,567.60.

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