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TAKE 5 delivers twin $17k wins in Manhattan and Staten Island

NEW YORK, N.Y. – Two lucky players in New York hit the TAKE 5 top prize in Saturday night’s evening drawing, each winning $17,018, according to the New York Lottery.

The winning tickets were sold in Manhattan and Staten Island, marking another multi-borough payout for the popular daily game.

Key Points

Two $17,018 TAKE 5 winning tickets sold in Manhattan and Staten Island
Stores: Reach Fast Shipping Center and Tobacco & Gift Emporium Corp
Players have up to one year to claim prizes

Winning locations

One winning ticket was purchased at Reach Fast Shipping Center, located at 35 W. 31st St., Store 1 in Manhattan. The second came from Tobacco & Gift Emporium Corp at 3277 Richmond Ave. in Staten Island.

Each ticket matched all five numbers in the Oct. 4 evening drawing. TAKE 5 draws from numbers 1 through 39 and is televised twice daily at 2:30 p.m. and 10:30 p.m.

Lottery contributions

The New York Lottery, North America’s largest and most profitable, contributed $3.6 billion during the last fiscal year to support public education across the state.

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