Chauncey O'Toole hates the limelight. It's just the way he is. He doesn't like drawing attention to himself - he'd prefer to go about his job of decimating the opposition backline and dotting down record numbers of tries unnoticed. However, if he keeps up his standard of play, I think that he'll be forced into catering to larger and larger audiences.

The Sussex Sonics remained undefeated in southern conference senior girls volleyball with wins over Hampton and Harbourview last week.

The “itch”, as golfers were calling it April 18, was scratched when the Sussex golf course opened first in the province.

Basketball New Brunswick has announced the selection of its coaching staff for provincial under-17 and U15 programs (boys and girls).

Whether it’s her birthday, a thank-you gift, or Mother’s Day, it’s always tough to find an original gift idea for your mother.

Yeeehaaw! Fishing season is finally here. I can finally scratch that itch that I've had for the last two months. Whhhizzzzzzz. Nothing beats the sound of that first cast on a clear, crisp, morning. Well maybe the "Splash" as a large trout takes the bait and you set the hook. That is a pretty great sound too. Hmmm.

Henry Ford told buyers of his Model T they could select any color as long as it’ was black.

Canadian National Volunteer Week is April 27-May 3. It is a week to recognize those selfless individuals who dedicate their own time to helping others. Much satisfaction comes from volunteering in the field of healthcare, whether it be a simple smile from a patient, a "thank you" from a family member, or the feeling that comes from knowing you've done something to help someone else.

Just got back this week from two weeks on the road doing some racing in California and apart from the weather I am so glad to be back home. I've never really been a huge fan of Los Angeles or most of California for that matter; its endless traffic and not being able to see your countryside as there is just too much smog. We really do have it good in Sussex.

Former Sussex Sonics Erica Hay and Colin Swift were recognized recently at University of New Brunswick's athletics awards evening. Hay was a first-team all star in the Atlantic University Sport women's volleyball league this year and UNB's player of the match in both of their matches at the nationals. Swift was the MVP of the UNB men's basketball team.

The 19th annual runs April 25-27 at Rothesay Netherwood School.