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isnt any one curious who the prospective buyer of the School might be? I am &  it's obvious to me  ,that someone has made a tentative offer & it's a valuable piece of property.  most basic legal Question might be,what happen's when the property is sold & then it deny's the original  inherited Trust /will on this land?. I cant even begin to count the Attorney's who will jump on Board for that scenario.  May none of the advocate's for the demise of this very neccessary School, ever have to face a Blind Child & explain why they felt they were less deserving than there  own Sighted children.        Shame on them all.

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