The Sky View varsity hockey team played the Northridge Knights in Ogden Monday night. The final score: Bobcats 6, Knights 4.

The Smithfield City Council meets tomorrow to consider: agreement with Hyde Park over annexation boundary line, report from Senior Citizen Committee, discussion with Senator Lyle Hillyard, report from the Youth Council, discussion about Health Days, report on Grant for Tree Committee. The council meeting begins at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, October 27.

The Sky View varsity hockey team played the spotlight “Game of The Week” Saturday afternoon at the E-Center in West Valley. The Bobcats prevailed against the Weber County Independent Wolves. Final score: Bobcats 5, Wolves 4.

SMITHFIELD—Ten years ago Smithfield was given the gift that keeps on giving. The community recreation center opened and has expanded to include many classes and programs as well as a modern facility to help citizens stay fit.

NORTH LOGAN—The annual Pumpkin Walk brings over 50,000 people to North Logan every year said Allan Luce, Director of Parks and Recreation.

HYDE PARK—The Lions Club met Thursday night to discuss ways to better their community such as park construction and management, upcoming Eagle Scout projects, and eyeglasses for local citizens.

The Cache School Board will be mostly discussing the annual financial reports at their next regular school board meeting. The district financial audit report, annual financial reports and budget reports take up the bulk of the agenda items. The board will also consider a declaration for National Arts and Humanities month plus a request to approve the Utah Consolidated Application. The meeting begins at 5:30 p.m. on Thursday, October 21, 2010 at 2035 North 1200 East in North Logan. It is open to the public.

Logan City may be charging an eight percent profit on sewer services for neighboring communities. Transfers — discovered by Nibley City Manager, Larry Anhder and Smithfield City Manager, Jim Gass — from the Logan Sewer Treatment fund to the Logan General fund were $291,296 in 2008, $291,396 in 2009 and $302,080 proposed for 2010.

The End is Near! Well, the end of the 2010 Harvest Market anyway. The Richmond Harvest Market at Rockhill is winding down for the year. The last day of the market will be Saturday, October 16th, from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. at 563 South State Street in Richmond.

The Smithfield City Council is scheduled to meet Wednesday evening to consider: an agreement with Hyde Park on an annexation boundary between communities, Summit Drive, sewer rates with Logan City, Civic Center upgrade, library report, tree trimming. The meeting begins at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, October 13 at the new city hall. Everyone is invited to attend.

The Sky View Varsity hockey team played their local rivals, the Cache Valley Wild, and beat them 3-1. Saturday’s game brings Sky View to 5 wins, 1 tie and 0 losses against the Wild.

The Sky View varsity hockey team beat the Jordan Beetdiggers by 5 to 0 Wednesday evening. Tanner Gray scored two goals with Jake Hill, Jaxon Wright and Austin Gray adding one each.

Sky View JV Hockey played the Riverton Silver Wolves on Saturday, October 2nd at the Bountiful Rec. Center. Final score: Bobcats 5, Silver Wolves 4. It was a close game with the score tied most of the game. Michael Szorik scored the winning goal in the last minute and a half of the game. Adam Snow scored 4 goals.

Smithfield City is holding an open house for the new Smithfield city hall. Everyone is invited to tour the new building this Thursday, September 30, from 5 to 7 p.m.

The Smithfield Fire Department will be testing and interviewing potential recruits for a handful of volunteer firefighter and Emergency Medical Technician positions at 6 p.m. Thursday, September 30 at the fire station, 325 West 100 North.

The Cache County School Board will meet Thursday evening to discuss: property exchange with Logan City, broadcasting future board meetings online, updated high school graduation requirements, comprehensive counseling program, employee retirement request. Following the regular meeting the board will meet in a private, executive session to discuss purchasing real estate.

“A fire destroyed one home and damaged another in a Smithfield trailer park Saturday afternoon. At approximately 4:45 p.m., fire units from Smithfield, North Logan, Logan and the Cache County Fire District were paged to the fire at 680 W. 100 North.” — Eric Frandsen

“SMITHFIELD — Some residents who live on Summit Drive say they’re taking steps to get drivers’ attention before an accident brings the narrow street into the spotlight.” — Matthew K. Jensen

RICHMOND—Sweet, savory and wonderful, the Pepperidge Farm production plant, located at 901 W. 200 North, is snack food heaven.

SMITHFIELD—Somebody’s Attic thrift store provides a glimpse into a community that loves to give. The merchandise is all donated, the employees are all volunteers and all of the profit goes to benefit local charities like Community Abuse Prevention Services Agency (CAPSA).

“Dangerous is a word which best describes Stacy Bair on the soccer field these days. The junior forward is doing her best to frustrate one defensive scheme after another. In 10 games, Bair has tallied 21 goals. She is not only the most proficient scorer on the Sky View roster, but leads the entire state in scoring.” — John Coon

“A Smithfield police report sheds light on the circumstances surrounding the burglary and prescription drug charges filed last month against former Logan Fire Chief Kyle B. Lindsay.” — Bob Mins

Meet the Cache County School Board candidates, tonight, at the Cache County School District administration offices. All of the candidates running for board positions will be there. The event begins at 7 p.m. at the Professional Development Building (2035 N 1200 E, North Logan).

The Smithfield City Council will meet Wednesday evening to consider: design of new Public Safety Building, report from the public works department, discussion of sewer rates, curb/gutter on 300 East. The council meets at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, September 8 at the new city hall.

The Sky View football team will be traveling to Sandy to take on the state 5-A powerhouse Beetdiggers of Jordan High School. A bumped and bruised Bobcat team will be looking for their first win of the year against Jordan.

As Cache County kids start boarding those big yellow buses and heading back to school, Superintendent Steven Craig Norton calls their first days back “a great start to a great year.”

LOGAN—Former Bingham County Coroner Kyle B. Lindsay made his first appearance in Utah’s 1st District Court Tuesday. Lindsay is charged with five felony counts including burglary, possession of a controlled substance and obtaining a prescription drug under false pretenses.

The Cache County School Board will meet Thursday evening to discuss: Logan School district boundary changes, school match report, bus rental request by the Top of Utah Marathon, teacher negotiation settlement. The board meeting will begin at 5:30 p.m., Thursday, August 26 at the Professional Development Center (2063 N 1200 E, North Logan).

The Smithfield City Council meets Wednesday to consider: swearing in the Youth Council Executive Group, approving the PUD ordinance changes, annual open/public meeting training. The meeting begins at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, August 25 at the new city hall.

“A Smithfield official said Friday the city will not release a police report detailing the criminal investigation involving former Logan fire chief Kyle B. Lindsay.” — Matthew K. Jensen