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Sussex County Mega Millions Winner Buys Shuttered Florida Beach Resort Sussex County Mega Millions Winner Buys Shuttered Florida Beach Resort
Sussex County Mega Millions Winner Buys Shuttered Florida Beach Resort A former Vernon man who won $533 million playing the Mega Millions bought a shuttered 239-room Daytona Beach resort. Richard Wahl, who moved to Sarasota, FL after his big April 2018 win, purchased La Playa Resort & Suites at an April auction this year for $13.6 million, according to the Daytona Beach News-Journal reported. The resort opened in 1975 and was sold in 2016 to Summit Hospitality for $9 million in 2016. Months later, the 9-story property was severely damaged in Hurricane Matthew. It's been closed ever since, the New York Post reports. Tim Davis, a realtor with…

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Big Reveal: Little Ferry Immigrant Claims $325 Million Powerball Jackpot Big Reveal: Little Ferry Immigrant Claims $325 Million Powerball Jackpot
Big Reveal: Little Ferry Immigrant Claims $325 Million Powerball Jackpot A Little Ferry accountant on Friday claimed the $315.3 million New Jersey Powerball ticket sold at the Hackensack ShopRite last month. Tayeb Souami, 56,  won the third-largest Powerball jackpot in state history in the May 19 drawing, New Jersey Lottery officials said. "I like the number," Souami said, who was accompanied at lottery headquarters in Trenton by his son and financial advisor -- who will help him decide whether to receive the $315.3 million prize in installments or take $183 million in cash.  Souami came to the U.S. 22 years ago this coming Monday from Africa, he said…

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$533 Million NJ Lottery Winner Comes Forward $533 Million NJ Lottery Winner Comes Forward
$533 Million NJ Lottery Winner Comes Forward The winner of the  $533 million Mega Millions drawing has finally revealed himself on Friday, nearly two weeks after the drawing. Richard Wahl of Vernon purchased his lucky ticket at a Lukoil in Riverdale after hearing a coworker tell him how he always passed the Mega Millions sign but never bought a ticket for himself. Wahl decided to get in the game himself, and found out the wonderful news when he checked the numbers online late that night.  “We’re still in a lot of shock and talking to our financial advisors, we have a lot of planning left to do," Wahl said at the press conference…

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by Cecilia Levine