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Enfield resident claims $30,000 Mega Millions prize after drawing

WEST HARTFORD / ENFIELD, Conn. – A ticket sold October 6 at Choza LLC in West Hartford landed an Enfield player a $30,000 prize in the Mega Millions drawing, state lottery officials reported

Key Points

$30,000 Mega Millions ticket sold at Choza LLC, West Hartford
Prize claimed by an Enfield resident
Tickets matching certain number combinations carry significant secondary prizes

Claiming details

The lucky ticket matched enough numbers in the October 6 drawing to earn the $30,000 prize. It was purchased at the Choza LLC-owned Shell station at 2512 Albany Avenue.

Game context

Though no jackpot winner emerged, multiple players across states capitalized on secondary prizes in the Mega Millions game. Yahoo+1

A quick stop into a local store turned into a $30,000 win for one Connecticut player.

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Enfield man nets $30,000 Mega Millions win
Choza LLC sells $30K winning Mega Millions ticket
West Hartford store makes Enfield player $30K richer

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