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New Jersey Mega Millions Ticket Wins $2 Million in Bayville
A Mega Millions ticket sold at Country Food Market in Bayville, N.J., won $2 million in the Oct. 6, 2026 drawing by matching all five white balls…
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A Mega Millions ticket sold at Country Food Market in Bayville, N.J., won $2 million in the Oct. 6, 2026 drawing by matching all five white balls…

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