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The December 8th city council meeting was the last city council meeting of the year 2025, and the last council meeting Shannon Sattleen and Lane Schmitt will attend as council members. Their work and dedication did not go unnoticed. If you see them about town, please share your appreciation for their service to the community. December was the expiration of term for both council members. As you will recall, 2025 was an election year. However, residents who applied for mayor and city council seats ran unopposed, meaning no other resident of the...
The city of Chinook held this month's city council meeting Monday, December 8th, at 7 PM. This was the regularly scheduled monthly city council meeting. The city of Chinook holds a city council meeting on the 2nd Monday every month. At this meeting, the mayor, city council members, city superintendents, and residents who may be in attendance discuss safety concerns and city matters from the previous four weeks. The meeting convened at 7 PM with the Pledge of Allegiance. From the agenda minutes, claims and reports, payroll checks, and canceled...
Chinook City Council met on Tuesday night, the 14th of October. The meeting was postponed from Monday to Tuesday because of the Columbus Day Holiday. City offices were closed, and city employees were not required to work Monday night. The Council meeting was well attended by residents with concerns, and City Council had a full quorum. The meeting started as normal with the pledge of allegiance, then straight to work with motions to approve old minutes and checks. City departments reported, starting with Fire Chief Scott Gallus, he and two...
The town of Chinook has a wonderful Senior Center with easy access located between the Blaine County Library and the US Post Office across the street from the Grande Villa Retirement Apartments. For the past 50+ years, it has tremendously improved to meet the needs of seniors in Chinook and the surrounding areas. Where else can you get a home-style cooked meal for just $7 at 60 years of age or above? Even if you’re not quite a senior, all ages are welcome at $10 for those 59 years old and younger. Every day, there’s something new on the men...
Chinook's family-owned and operated, Deli & Pizza Hangout - Rads, has a new kitchen. Mike and Kathy Radovich, owners of Rads Deli & Pizza, also own the building next door. The back portion of that building is where the cooking magic happens. The Radovichs opened the restaurant in December 2013. This new renovation, the kitchen expansion project, started in the spring this year. The kitchen was open for use on the 25th of July, just a couple of months ago. They are very excited now that the...
The Chinook Senior Center, Senior of the Year, was announced in July as Terry Townsend. Terry is a very humble, loving husband, father, and grandfather willing to share his time and talents within the community he lives. His efforts, combined with those of others, make Chinook a strong community. Terry celebrates 32 years of marriage to Roxanne Townsend this year. Roxanne is the President of the Senior Center Board and a member of the Milk River Churches Board. Both Terry and Roxanne serve on...
The Chinook Public Schools District 10 Board Meeting was held on September 9th at 7 PM. Two board members were absent and only one member of the general public attended the meeting. The meeting started with Student Council President, Carson Kelly announcing upcoming events. These events are also posted on the Chinook public schools website as well as the app. If you are interested in purchasing a Sugarbeeters stencil for your sidewalk, please contact the high school for more information. This is homecoming week for Chinook High School. Friday t...
You may have a lead pipe supplying city water to your residence or business. Lead solder and pipes were banned in 1988 by the state of Montana. Prior to 1988, lead pipes were in wide use in older homes from the early 1900s. There is a large percentage of homes in Chinook that meet the pre-1988 parameter. Chinook City Water Superintendent, Gabe Harry, is aware of at least two homes in Chinook that have lead pipes supplying city water to their residence. The City just doesn’t know how many homes have lead pipes because there are no documents for...
The city of Chinook held the August City Council meeting Wednesday, August 20th, at 7 PM. This was the regular monthly meeting after being postponed from the previous week due to the council not meeting its quorum. Chinook has a City Council meeting once a month, at this meeting, the Mayor, City Council members, city superintendents, and residents discuss safety concerns and city matters from the previous four weeks. In New Business, Friends of the Pool and Park Foundation representative Heather Depriest announced the $1.1 million grant for...
