$9.6M winning lottery ticket sold in Rockland County
A spokesperson for the New York State Gaming Commission tells News 12 there's an option for the winnings to be paid out over 25 years or one lump sum of $5.2 million.
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Sep 7, 2023, 12:36 AM
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1h agoSomeone hit the jackpot in Rockland County this month.
A lucky person won $9.6 million after buying their lottery ticket at the Yas Quickmart on Route 59 in Suffern.
A spokesperson for the New York State Gaming Commission tells News 12 there's an option for the winnings to be paid out over 25 years or one lump sum of $5.2 million.
The winner has one year to claim their prize.
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