Bronx and warwick tickets hit lottery jackpot in same night
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Bronx and Warwick tickets hit lottery jackpot in same night

Two lucky tickets hit in Bronx and Warwick as TAKE 5 payouts land

New York, NY — Two lottery players in New York are holding winning tickets after matching top numbers in the April 20 TAKE 5 evening drawing.

The New York Lottery said winning tickets worth $15,250 each were sold at Alanis Deli Grocery on Grand Concourse in the Bronx and Larry’s Deli on Galloway Road in Warwick.

Both tickets matched all five numbers drawn in the game, which is held twice daily.

Winners have up to one year from the drawing date to claim their prizes.

The TAKE 5 game draws numbers from a pool of one through 39 and continues to produce multiple winners across the state.

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Key Points

  • Two $15,250 TAKE 5 winning tickets sold in Bronx and Warwick
  • Winning locations include Grand Concourse and Galloway Road
  • Players have one year to claim prizes
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