Michigan: Nobody Has Claimed the Mega Millions Jackpot Yet

Check your lottery tickets, because someone in Michigan is about to get really rich. I haven’t played the lottery in years, but seeing someone in Michigan get lucky makes me want to get into the game.

According to a news release from the Michigan Lottery, a Michigan resident just scored $2 million in the Mega Millions. The winning ticket was sold at Polly’s Country Market on South Main Street in Chelsea, near Ann Arbor.

The five matching white ball numbers were pulled on Black Friday (Nov. 26). The numbers to win a $1 million prize were 07-27-37-42-59. As if that wasn’t enough excitement, the Megaplier was also matched, so the ticket is worth $2 million.

The winner should get in touch with the Michigan Lottery Player Relations Division or schedule an appointment to get their prize. The ticket is valid one year from the drawing date.

10 Things We Love About Michigan in the Winter:

• Snow: If you’re someone who loves snow, then boy, you’re in the right place. Michigan is full of the cold stuff in the winter. Snow can be beautiful and lends itself to plenty of fun winter activities.

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• Skiing, sledding and winter activities: As mentioned in the snow section of this post, if you love now, skiing and sledding, then Michigan is a great state to be in the winter. With so much of the white stuff, Michigan offers boundless opportunities to sled and ski all winter long.

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• Hot chocolate: Whether you like your hot chocolate with marshmallows or whipped cream (Marshmallows for me!), winter in Michigan is the perfect time to enjoy a nice, piping hot cup of hot cocoa. If that’s not your thing, coffee works, too!

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• Upper Peninsula fun: Plenty of people visit the Upper Peninsula during the warm months, but winter is also a great time to visit. You don’t have to fight the crowds, plus winter is extra beautiful Up North, thanks to all the fresh snow.

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• Watching wildlife: Michigan has some beautiful wildlife in the spring and summer months, but the state also offers a plethora of winter wildlife that’s fun to watch, from birds to deer.

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• Winter hiking: You never know what you’ll find during a Michigan winter hike. Perhaps some deer or a beautiful snow bank?

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• Snuggling up in a warm blanket: Hey, even rockers need to cozy up in a warm blanket once in a while. Just sayin’. Michigan is the perfect place to do so in the dead of winter.

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• Watching winter sports: Can we say, “Hockey?!” Michiganders love their Michigan sports, and hockey is right up there. Let’s hope the Red Wings deliver this season.

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• Winter fun with friends: Sure, the southern U.S. states avoid freezing cold temperatures, but what’s the fun of a fire pit in 70-degree weather? When it’s cold out, fire up the fire pit and invite friends over for a special experience.

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• Go winter lighthouse viewing: Have you ever seen a lighthouse in the winter? It’s a beautiful sight, with icicles and snow adorning it. Michigan has some great lighthouses to visit in the cold months.

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