Two $1 million mega millions tickets sold in new york
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Two $1 Million Mega Millions Tickets Sold in New York

CICERO and LOCUST VALLEY, NY – Luck was in the air during the recent Mega Millions drawing on March 26, as two New York stores sold second-prize-winning tickets each worth $1 million. The fortunate retailers are SPEEDWAY in Cicero, located at 7961 Brewerton Rd, and CITGO in Locust Valley, at 320 Forest Ave.

Participants in the Mega Millions lottery select numbers from two separate pools: one to 70 for the regular numbers and one to 25 for the Mega Ball. Drawings are held twice weekly, every Tuesday and Friday at 11 p.m., giving players multiple chances to win big. With the latest drawing, New York celebrates two new millionaires, each holding a ticket matching all but the Mega Ball number.

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