
Olivia Weitz
Bozeman ReporterOlivia Weitz covers Bozeman and surrounding communities in Southwest Montana for Yellowstone Public Radio. She has reported for Northwest News Network and Boise State Public Radio and previously worked at a daily print newspaper. She is a graduate of the University of Puget Sound and the Transom Story Workshop.
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While many Gardiner businesses had a dim outlook for 2023 reservations at the end of last year, tourism in the town impacted by flooding in and around Yellowstone last summer appears to be picking up.
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A nonprofit is combating loneliness that many senior citizens experience. The Befrienders program matches elderly Gallatin Valley residents with younger community volunteers to do things like go on walks, play games, and get out into the community.
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A new and expanded shelter that opened in Bozeman this spring hopes to better serve the needs of domestic violence survivors in Gallatin County.
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A 24-hour fundraising event for nonprofits that serve Gallatin County kicks off Thursday night.
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Bozeman School District Voters approved three levies that will help the district generate around $2 million per year to help make up for a budget shortfall.
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Gallatin Valley residents voted in favor of creating an urban transportation district that will allow services to expand as the area grows
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As we approach one year since the Yellowstone floods, some types of vegetative and construction debris at more than 30 sites across Yellowstone, Park, Carbon, and Stillwater Counties is still being cleaned up.
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Approximately 1500 people came to see talks, art, exhibits, and more at the Gallatin Valley Earth Day Festival in Bozeman. This year, it celebrated and supported wildlife in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem.
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The theme of this year’s Gallatin Valley Earth Day festival in Bozeman is celebrating and supporting wildlife in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem - the Last Best Wildlife Habitat in the Lower 48.
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Ballots for the May 2nd school and special district election are arriving in the mailboxes of Gallatin County voters.