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LUTZ – A winning jackpot ticket from Saturday’s $238 million Powerball drawing was sold in Florida. The jackpot winning ticket was purchased at Publix, located at 16560 North Nebraska Avenue in Lutz.

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The March 27, 2021, POWERBALL winning numbers were 06 – 14 – 38 – 39 – 65 and the Powerball was 6. The retailer will receive a $95,000 bonus commission for selling the jackpot-winning ticket.

In addition to the jackpot prize, Saturday’s drawing also produced one $150,000 Florida winner and two $50,000 Florida winners from tickets matching 4 of 5 white ball numbers and the Powerball number. The $150,000 winning ticket was purchased at Circle K, located at 340 East Macclenny Avenue in Macclenny. The two $50,000 winning tickets were purchased at Publix, located at 9720 Clint Moore Road in Boca Raton and Central Avenue Express, located at 580 Central Avenue in Sarasota.

New Jersey players took home an estimated $186,947 in prizes ranging from $4 to $300.

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