🌱 Suspect In Custody After Standoff + Music On The Green Returns

Hi, Bozeman. Like many of you, the Patch staff will be taking some time off for the Fourth of July. I’ll be back in your inbox after the holiday, but until then, here’s what’s happening in town today.

But first, your local weather:

• Monday: A t-storm around in the p.m.. High: 76 Low: 47.
• Tuesday: A stray afternoon t-shower. High: 64 Low: 39.
• Wednesday: Mostly sunny. High: 69 Low: 45.

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Here are the top three stories today in Bozeman:

1. Following a domestic violence incident, Bozeman Police Department initiated a search for a suspect, leading to a standoff near Laramie Drive and Fallon Street on Saturday night, Jul. 1. One individual has been taken into custody, facing felony Partner Family Member Assault charges, and is currently held at the Gallatin County Detention Center. Fortunately, no injuries occurred, and there is no further risk to the public. (NBC Montana)
2. Bozeman's Music on the Green, a popular summer concert series, is returning with two free concerts on the front lawn of the Bozeman Public Library. The first performance on Jul. 9 at 5:00 p.m. will feature The Dead & Down, a band known for their unique blend of southern rock, psychedelia, and western influences. The event, made possible by donations to the Bozeman Public Library Foundation, aims to bring the community together through the power of music and shared experiences. Click here for more details. (NBC Montana)
3. Anderson Dog Park in Gallatin County is set to undergo improvements, including the addition of a paved parking lot off Ferguson Avenue and a walkway along Ferguson Avenue between Oak and Baxter Lane. With a total cost of $671,250, a $150,000 grant will contribute towards funding the project. Construction is scheduled to begin between July and August. (KBZK News)

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Coming up in Bozeman:

Monday, July 3

• Gyrokinesis At Bozeman Public Library (12:15 PM)

Tuesday, July 4

• Bozeman Farmers’ Market At Lindley Park (5:00 PM)

Wednesday, July 5

• Free Lunch For Kids & Teens At Bozeman Public Library (12:00 PM)

From my notebook:

• Amanda Haab, a biochemistry student at Montana State University, has become the first recipient of the newly established scholarship in partnership with the Astronaut Scholarship Foundation. As an Astronaut Scholar, Haab was nominated by faculty and recognized for her excellence in STEM studies. She will receive up to $15,000 in scholarship funds and gain access to exclusive events and mentorship opportunities with astronauts and scholarship alumni during the foundation's Innovators Week and Gala event in Orlando in August. (Independent Record)
• New homes have been listed for sale in the Bozeman area! Get all the property details at the link. (Bozeman Patch)
• The lineup has been released for Bozeman's Sweet Pea Festival, set to take place in Lindley Park on East Main Street on Aug. 4-6. The festival will feature Galactic, Jacob Roundtree, the Monophonics, Corb Lund, and more, ensuring a memorable weekend of music, dance, and theater performances. (Bozeman Magazine)

You're officially in the loop for today! I'll see you soon.

— Lauren Kubiak

About me: Lauren is an Editor for Lightning Media Partners. She graduated from Rowan University with a Bachelor’s in journalism. She was previously a full-time editor at an association management firm, editing peer-reviewed nursing journals, textbooks, and newsletters.