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$50K Millionaire Raffle ticket sold at Weis Markets in Montour County

Middletown, PA – A Pennsylvania Lottery player is $50,000 richer after purchasing a winning Millionaire Raffle ticket at Weis Markets in Montour County.

The winning ticket — number 00326462 — was sold at the Weis Markets on Continental Boulevard in Danville Boro. It was one of two tickets selected in the seventh weekly drawing of the New Year’s Millionaire Raffle, drawn from more than 84,500 tickets sold between December 16 and December 22.

The Millionaire Raffle offers weekly prizes of $50,000 leading up to the final drawing on January 3, where even larger winnings — including a $1 million top prize — will be awarded.

The $50,000 weekly prizes must be claimed in person at a Pennsylvania Lottery office. They cannot be redeemed at a retailer or through the mail. All players should retain their tickets for the final drawing, as raffle entries are eligible to win in both.

The Pennsylvania Lottery also continues its support of the Gift Responsibly Campaign, reminding players that tickets are not suitable gifts for minors and to always play responsibly.

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Key Points

Weis Markets in Danville Boro sold a $50,000 winning raffle ticket
Ticket was one of two selected in the seventh weekly Millionaire Raffle drawing
Final drawing for grand prizes is scheduled for January 3

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