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Luxury Lakefront Mansion in Upstate New York Listed for $21 Million

Luxury Lakefront Mansion in Upstate New York Listed for $21 Million

A luxurious lakefront mansion in Skaneateles, New York, has been listed for sale at $21 million. The property, once owned by the late real-estate developer and philanthropist Michael J. Falcone, spans 19.5 acres and features a 10,257-square-foot house with seven bedrooms and nine bathrooms. The mansion includes a variety of amenities such as a pool, spa, tennis court, and a lake pavilion with permanent docks and a boat launch area. The interior boasts a spacious kitchen, formal dining room, library, and multiple home offices. The property is located near Skaneateles Lake, offering stunning waterfront views.
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Lakefront Mansion in Upstate New York Listed for $21 Million

Lakefront Mansion in Upstate New York Listed for $21 Million

Lakefront Mansion in Upstate New York Listed for $21 Million
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Luxury Mansion in Skaneateles Listed for $21 Million, Offers Expansive Waterfront Views

Luxury Mansion in Skaneateles Listed for $21 Million, Offers Expansive Waterfront Views

Luxury Mansion in Skaneateles Listed for $21 Million, Offers Expansive Waterfront Views
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New York Tax Department Error Leads to Reduced Refunds for 50,000 Taxpayers

New York Tax Department Error Leads to Reduced Refunds for 50,000 Taxpayers

A typographical error in a tax document has affected the refunds of over 50,000 taxpayers in New York. The state's Department of Taxation and Finance (DTF) identified the error in a withholding table, which led to some taxpayers receiving smaller refunds than expected, while others were mistakenly billed for additional taxes. The error was discovered in February and corrected by early March. The affected group includes those filing jointly or as qualified surviving spouses with adjusted gross incomes between $107,650 and $161,550. The DTF has assured that the issue will be resolved automatically, with corrected refunds being processed without requiring any action from the taxpayers.
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From Battlefield to Baseball: Gil Hodges’ Dual Legacy

From Battlefield to Baseball: Gil Hodges’ Dual Legacy

Gil Hodges is celebrated not only for his achievements in baseball but also for his service to his country during World War II. His life story is o...
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New York's Clean Energy Workforce Receives $50 Million Boost

New York's Clean Energy Workforce Receives $50 Million Boost

New York's Clean Energy Workforce Receives $50 Million Boost
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New York Tax Department Error Affects 50,000 Taxpayers' Refunds

New York Tax Department Error Affects 50,000 Taxpayers' Refunds

A typographical error in a tax document has impacted the refunds of over 50,000 taxpayers in New York. The error, which was identified in February and corrected by early March, involved a mistake in the withholding tables used for tax calculations. This led to some taxpayers receiving smaller refunds than expected, while others were mistakenly billed for additional taxes. The New York Department of Taxation and Finance (DTF) has assured that the issue is being resolved, and affected returns will be automatically reprocessed to correct the refunds. The error primarily affected those filing jointly or as qualified surviving spouses with adjusted gross incomes between $107,650 and $161,550.
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New York State Allocates $50 Million for Clean Energy Workforce Development

New York State Allocates $50 Million for Clean Energy Workforce Development

New York State Allocates $50 Million for Clean Energy Workforce Development
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Giants news, 4/4: Offseason program schedule, Sonny Styles top mock choice

Giants news, 4/4: Offseason program schedule, Sonny Styles top mock choice

New York Giants headlines for Saturday
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Fatal Minivan Crash on Route 590 in Irondequoit Under Investigation

Fatal Minivan Crash on Route 590 in Irondequoit Under Investigation

A 60-year-old driver died after a minivan crash on Route 590 in Irondequoit, New York. The driver experienced a medical event while driving, causing the vehicle to strike a concrete barrier and cross multiple lanes before hitting trees. The crash occurred near Tryon Park and caused significant traffic disruptions. Emergency responders found the driver unresponsive, and he was later pronounced dead at Strong Memorial Hospital. The New York State Police are investigating the incident to determine the exact cause of the crash.
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Boston Celtics Dominate Milwaukee Bucks with 133-101 Victory

Boston Celtics Dominate Milwaukee Bucks with 133-101 Victory

Boston Celtics Dominate Milwaukee Bucks with 133-101 Victory
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Knicks 136, Bulls 96: “OGUA WENT NOVA”

Knicks 136, Bulls 96: “OGUA WENT NOVA”

Mitch and OG bully the Bulls to lock down their third straight 50-win season.