Newfield nonprofits prepare for community meals, festivals and new traditions next year
Newfield Community Events in 2026 include Old Home Days, town meals, and local traditions highlighting volunteerism and community service.
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J.T. Stone is a multimedia journalist covering the town of Newfield. Having lived in Tompkins County for most of his life, J.T. is passionate about covering issues impacting county residents, with a focus on local government and community development. A 2025 graduate of SUNY Albany, J.T. has reported for publications including The Ithaca Voice, WRFI Community Radio, WAMC Northeast Public Radio and the Albany Times Union. He can be reached at jstone@albany.edu.
Newfield Community Events in 2026 include Old Home Days, town meals, and local traditions highlighting volunteerism and community service.
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