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Lakeville's one repair-rescue case is its listed school, and its course is a heritage course: a building saved first by a nomination, then by a gift, then by a rehabilitation, then by a purchase — each act documented, the chain printing with its one gap named. The building: the Lakeville school of 1931, Collegiate Gothic, nominated 1990 and listed on the National Register on 29 August 1991, on the twin grounds of consolidation heritage and architecture — the listing that put the town's one protected building on the record before it was surplus. The gift: in January 1999 R. L. The rehabilitation: in 2001 HAO rehabilitated a pod of the building into eight senior apartments with $275,000 of consortium money — cost and outcome stated, the seniors housed in the old school's rooms. The afterlife: the property was purchased in 2016 by Kerry and K. R. Palmer and converted into the Palmer Community Complex, in which form — diner in the old cafeteria, funeral-home chapel, apartments — it stands in November 2026. The gap in the chain prints as banked: the HAO-to-Palmer link between 2001 and 2016 is documented by no carrier reached. Cost, outcome and course are the heritage treatment the abstract line lacked, and they close the item at the strengths each carrier carries.