Nora Shelly

3 weeks ago | bozemandailychronicle.com | Nora Shelly

Bozeman Police Department reports for Wednesday included:• A downtown business reported someone was sleeping in their lobby. • A caller reported a neighbor tried to get into their unit. Officers talked to the man, who said he was simply on the wrong floor. • A caller reported their Ring doorbell camera captured a neighbor walking around naked during the night. Officers contacted the man, who apologized and said it wouldn’t happen again. Total Records: 131.

3 weeks ago | bozemandailychronicle.com | Nora Shelly

Bozeman Police Department reports for Tuesday included:• A landscaping company employee reported that a man staying at a hotel threatened staff after they got grass on his truck and were using a leaf blower to get it off. • A caller reported that a neighbor left a second-floor window wide open and then left for weeks, possibly for the entire summer. Officers recommended they call property management. • A bank reported a man threw rocks at their sign.

3 weeks ago | bozemandailychronicle.com | Nora Shelly

Bozeman Police Department reports for Monday included:• Someone called because a disoriented man entered their home. • A caller told dispatch they were locked out of their home due to a broken door knob and they couldn’t get ahold of their landlord or a locksmith, and they had a waffle iron going. • Someone reported a manhole cover was missing. • Officers stopped a car for speeding, and the driver fled. Officers pursued but eventually stopped the chase due to safety concerns. Total Records: 144.

3 weeks ago | bozemandailychronicle.com | Nora Shelly

Two weeks after the Bozeman City Commission denied an application to build a six-story hotel downtown on Mendenhall Street, the developer behind the “Boutique Hotel” is trying to decide what’s next. Matt Paine, with the Paine Group, said Thursday he is disheartened by the commission’s decision. He said it will take a few weeks to determine how to proceed with a potential building at 240 East Mendenhall Street, between north Bozeman and Rouse avenues.

4 weeks ago | bozemandailychronicle.com | Nora Shelly

Speaking from the second floor of a new food resources building next to an almost-complete new emergency housing shelter, Human Resources Development Council CEO Heather Grenier read a quote from Sargent Shriver, a politician and activist. “My parents had always preached the virtues of hard work. But hard work is one thing; economic struggle is another,” the quote reads. Video Player is loading. Current Time 0:00Duration -:-Remaining Time --:-Beginning of dialog window.