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Lightning strikes twice for lottery winners
(AP)
LOS ANGELES - A group of employees at a California school district who won a $12 million Lotto prize last year has done it again and now stands to collect another pot worth more than a quarter of a million dollars.
State lottery officials announced Friday that the same Montebello Unified School District workers who won $12 million last February have won a Mega Millions prize worth $262,743.
The group, which now consists of 16 members, has been playing together for over two years and is a mixture of part- and full-time clerical workers.
The winning ticket was sold at Arrow Liquor in Commerce.
The MEGA Millions draw was Dec. 2, and the group claimed its winnings Friday.
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