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TEAD sells farm, looks for April return

  • By: Phil McLaughlin
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The board for The Equestrian Association for the Disabled (TEAD) have accepted an offer to sell their 92-acre farm on Leeming Road in Mount Hope
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The board for The Equestrian Association for the Disabled (TEAD) have accepted an offer to sell their 92-acre farm on Leeming Road in Mount Hope.

The sale of the property for the charitable organization that specialized in horse-riding therapy for the disabled will close on December 4th.

The charity is hoping to only pause operations and restructure with a startup date in April 2016.

Board chair Lindsay George said they hope to have a new plan in place in January.

The last lessons offered by TEAD will be December 14th.

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