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Someone in Upstate New York is waking up a whole lot richer today.

An Easter Sunday stop at Stewart’s in Utica turned into a $17,122 payday after a Take 5 ticket matched all five numbers in the midday drawing.

Someone in Central New York is $19,000 richer! A winning Take 5 ticket was sold in Onondaga County at the Local Convenience store.

Almost 500 lottery players cashed in winning tickets for $5,000 or more last year at Stewart's Shops.

Central New York and NYC claim two first-prize Take 5 tickets worth $9,040.50 in the midday draw.

A lucky family in Albany County just hit the jackpot, and it all started with a simple stop at Stewart's Shop.

The Powerball jackpot continues to grow after nobody won the $1.27 billion jackpot, but the good news is that there were three tickets worth $1 million each sold across New York, including one in the Hudson Valley, NY.

The New York Lottery has announced that a winning $1 million scratch-off ticket was sold at a store in Upstate New York.

A single lottery ticket sold in Central New York has won $17,000, bringing a holiday miracle to a lucky player. Find out where the winning ticket was sold and how it could make this season extra bright.

The New York Lottery is asking Mega Millions players to check their tickets because a winning Mega Millions ticket worth $1 million sold in New York will expire next month.