Pile of money
Pile of money.

Franklin Square convenience store sells big winning TAKE 5 ticket

Franklin Square convenience store sells $18K TAKE 5 jackpot-winning ticket

FRANKLIN SQUARE, N.Y. — A TAKE 5 player in Franklin Square hit it big in Wednesday’s midday drawing, winning the game’s top prize of $18,617.50, according to New York Lottery officials.

The winning ticket was sold at MS Stationery & Convenience, located at 467 Franklin Avenue. The TAKE 5 drawing selects five numbers from a field of one through 39 and takes place twice daily at 2:30 p.m. and 10:30 p.m.

The identity of the lucky ticket holder has not been released, as all lottery draw game prizes may be claimed up to one year from the date of the drawing.

Franklin Square retailer cashes in with winning ticket sale

The retailer that sold the top-prize ticket will not receive a commission for this prize level, based on New York Lottery guidelines for TAKE 5 winnings.

The New York Lottery remains one of the largest lottery systems in North America, contributing billions annually to support public education across the state.

Players are reminded to check their tickets carefully, as winning numbers are drawn daily and all prizes must be claimed within the one-year period.


Key Points

  • $18,617.50 TAKE 5 top-prize ticket sold at MS Stationery & Convenience in Franklin Square
  • Winning ticket matched the numbers in the April 24 midday drawing
  • New York Lottery draws TAKE 5 numbers twice daily; prizes may be claimed for up to one year

Phil Stilton

Phil Stilton

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