Roslyn, community members turn out to hear about potential armory addition

  • Reporter & Farmer | Amanda Dulitz Community members got a glance at a proposed athletic addition to the existing Webster Armory. The competition- size gym is estimated to come with a $15 million price tag, a cost many attendees of the July 7 public meeting at the Roslyn Event Center said was too high a bill for local tax payers. Volunteers of the Continuing Athletic Traditions for Students (CATS) group said, the project has received good support through donations in the short time they’ve fundraised and to-
    Reporter & Farmer | Amanda Dulitz Community members got a glance at a proposed athletic addition to the existing Webster Armory. The competition- size gym is estimated to come with a $15 million price tag, a cost many attendees of the July 7 public meeting at the Roslyn Event Center said was too high a bill for local tax payers. Volunteers of the Continuing Athletic Traditions for Students (CATS) group said, the project has received good support through donations in the short time they’ve fundraised and to-
  • & Farmer | Amanda Dulitz Webster graduate Tom Squires of designArch Group, Sioux Falls is behind the creation of the current design of the proposed addition to the Webster Armory. The 33,000-35,000 square foot space would include a competition gym, wrestling room and weight room plus more. Community patrons previewed designs July 7 at a special Webster Area School Board meeting held at the Roslyn Event Center. This was the second such meeting which has been held to allow Continuing Athletic Traditions for S
    & Farmer | Amanda Dulitz Webster graduate Tom Squires of designArch Group, Sioux Falls is behind the creation of the current design of the proposed addition to the Webster Armory. The 33,000-35,000 square foot space would include a competition gym, wrestling room and weight room plus more. Community patrons previewed designs July 7 at a special Webster Area School Board meeting held at the Roslyn Event Center. This was the second such meeting which has been held to allow Continuing Athletic Traditions for S

    “After this meeting and presentation, would you vote yes on a $15 million bond?”

    Yes or no were the options to check with a section left blank to receive additional comments and feedback from community members after a public meeting on a proposed competition sports complex addition to Webster Armory. Held at Roslyn Event Center July 7, this was the second of two community presentations in the form …