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making Marshall a permanent home for the school, but that first they “Weeded Marshall Manor as a temporary site.
“Somehow, I get the impression *that we may move tonight," said commissioner Michael Molloy of Lee District in a deadpan voice, prompting applause and a burst of laughter through the room. i. The application was considered ,';an emergency by the county because !<)f the imminent school year and the possibility of Wakefield students being stranded, following the unex..pected eviction of the school from , their Rappahannock site. :v A maximum of 240 students will attend the school alongside a maxiimum of 60 elderly residents, of jWhom there are currently 12.
Wakefield School has negotiated a 15-month lease with Marshall Manor, officials said. Marshall : Manor will review the lease June, ,4,992, officials said, which would leave the school six months to find a t new site, if the retirement home did not plan to renew’ the lease.
Workshop set
in life change
• “Crossing Boundaries," a 'W’orkshop dealing with change and life by artist and teacher Nol Putii nam, will be 7 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 8, at the New Leaf Bookstore and Organic Harvest in Old Town Warren"ton.
' Games, small groups and discussions will be used.
Cost is $5 at the door.
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