Good morning, this is your Bozeman Local Frequency for Thursday, September 18. With crisp fall air settling over the valley, the forecast calls for mostly clear skies and warming temperatures, making this week perfect to get outside and enjoy everything Bozeman has to offer. After a brief cool spell, highs are expected in the 70s, so don’t pack away that hiking gear just yet and look for bluebird conditions if you’re heading up into the Bridgers.Many were talking yesterday about the wildlife adventure east of town, where a bull moose managed to get tangled up in a backyard hammock. Thanks to quick action from Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks and a helpful landowner, the moose was sedated and safely freed with no harm done. Social media lit up with photos, and it’s a good reminder to keep gear tidy outdoors in our wild Montana neighborhoods.News from Montana State includes a bit of campus drama—a student was arrested for trespassing at the Brick Breeden Fieldhouse after attempting to climb on the roof. University officials say the Dean of Students Office is involved, but the situation was handled safely and without incident. Elsewhere, stories of Montana’s centenarians continue to inspire, with elders from around the state sharing a century of memories and resilience.If you’re looking for something to do tonight, downtown is buzzing. The United Way Annual Campaign Kickoff is underway at the Kimpton Armory Hotel this morning, bringing together community leaders who are rallying support for local causes. Later today, music lovers can head to the Commons at Baxter and Love for the Prosperity Party 1985 Prom from six to nine, or catch live sets at Hop Lounge and Bozeman Taproom starting around seven. When the sun sets, Tune Up Bar keeps the good vibes going from nine to eleven, perfect for winding down your Thursday with local tunes and friends.Looking ahead, the weekend is packed. The last Bozeman Farmers Market has just wrapped up at Lindley Park, but Friday brings acoustic blues at Bozeman Taproom and karaoke at Plaza Bar in Three Forks. Saturday, the Willson Auditorium hosts a can’t-miss evening concert, and Gallatin Ice offers both family skate and late-night sessions. For those wanting to relive the glory days, don’t miss the Senior Center dance, or check out a lively set at The Jump in Gallatin Gateway.Finally, new stores are popping up across town, keeping Bozeman’s shopping scene fresh and lively as the city continues to grow. Residents are sharing excitement about more choices for arts, crafts, and specialty foods, especially as local makers get ready for the holiday season.That wraps up our roundup for today. This has been Bozeman Local Frequency. We’ll see you tomorrow with more local updates.For more http://www.quietplease.aiGet the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOtaThis content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

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