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Beaver County player wins $50K in Pennsylvania Lottery’s weekly Millionaire Raffle drawing

MIDDLETOWN, PA – A winning ticket worth $50,000 was sold in Beaver County as part of the second weekly drawing in the Pennsylvania Lottery’s New Year’s Millionaire Raffle.

The ticket, numbered 00066208, was randomly selected from more than 44,200 raffle numbers sold between November 11 and November 17. It was sold at Midland Beer Distributor, located at 233 Midland Avenue in Midland Borough.

This prize is one of two $50,000 weekly awards drawn as part of the eight-week Millionaire Raffle promotion leading up to the final $1 million drawing on January 3.

The Pennsylvania Lottery reminds winners that they must claim this prize in person at a Lottery office. It cannot be claimed at a retailer or by mail. Full prize claim details are available at palottery.com.

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Key Points

$50,000 winning ticket sold at Midland Beer Distributor in Beaver County
Ticket number 00066208 was drawn from sales between November 11–17
Prize must be claimed in person at a PA Lottery office

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