Jersey cash 5 hits twice in one week with another essex county jackpot
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Jersey Cash 5 Hits Twice in One Week with Another Essex County Jackpot

TRENTON, N.J.— A Jersey Cash 5 ticket sold in Essex County has won a $413,896 jackpot in the Monday drawing, marking the second major win for the game in four days.

The ticket matched all five numbers—03, 07, 10, 24, and 26—with the XTRA number 03 and the Bullseye number 07.

The winning ticket, sold at J&M Grocery on 16th Ave. in Newark, earned the retailer a $2,000 bonus for the sale.

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