CATS group still hopeful after failed bond vote

  • The site of the demolished Webster School 1950s wing pictured Feb. 4 sparked Continuing Athletic Traditions for Students (CATS) group to begin seeking a solution for Webster Area’s need for an athletic facility to house the growing number of youth and varsity sports including the wrestling program which was displaced with the demolition. Reporter & Farmer | Leyton Beardslee
    The site of the demolished Webster School 1950s wing pictured Feb. 4 sparked Continuing Athletic Traditions for Students (CATS) group to begin seeking a solution for Webster Area’s need for an athletic facility to house the growing number of youth and varsity sports including the wrestling program which was displaced with the demolition. Reporter & Farmer | Leyton Beardslee
    With their recent plan for a new $12.5 million athletic facility for Webster Area School being struck down in a November bond vote, Continuing Athletic Traditions for Students (CATS) group is now looking ahead to how they can create a better plan for their second attempt at passing a project.Originally started in spring 2024, CATS member Nathan Bloom said the group had six members all wi...

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