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NEWFIELD, N.Y. (WHCU) — Fast action by firefighters in Newfield.

Authorities responded to a burning truck on Route 13 around 11:30 AM today. The Tompkins County Sheriff’s Office tells WHCU no one was injured. The cause remains under investigation.

In related news, a recent garage fire in Cortland was ruled accidental.

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