To: inchingup who wrote (288 ) 11/15/2006 8:58:35 AM From: scion Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 1681 Colchester/Kore Story Being Bloggedragingbull.quote.com By: carmelbeach 15 Nov 2006, 08:51 AM EST Msg. 6505 of 6505 Colchester/Kore Story Being Blogged [see bottom of the page for the Star County Reporter story of 9/29/06 which started the thread] homeressources.com Re: Kore international Author: Brandy (---.sympatico.ca) Date: 11-13-06 12:50 I don't know much about what is going on only that Kore International has tried to buy my house out in Colchester and I am not selling. I have heard rumors that my neighbours have sold and have not received their money after the leaving their houses. I don't know much other than its sounding like a big scam. I'm also curious to know what anyone else knows about the scam with Kore in relation to Sulja Bros. ----------------------------------- homeressources.com Re: Kore international Author: Petar Vucicevich (142.46.130.---) Date: 11-13-06 18:19 First off let me introduce myself. My name is Petar Vucicevich and I am Director General of Kore International Inc. In response to your post; I would like to know how in Ontario anybody could take possesion of property without paying. This would be a very handy trick to learn. Every property purchased was PAID FOR IN FULL! This is truely the most ridiculous statement I have ever heard in all my life. How can you even post such lies and think that anybody would take you seriously. Moreover, the fact that I don't know you and I don't believe Kore had made an offer to purchase your home makes your statements more ridiculous. I would kindly ask that before you fill the web with lies and "rumors" that you get your facts straight. thank you petar -------------------------------------------- THIS CAME FIRST homeressources.com Kore international Author: weather (---.services.netscape.ca) Date: 10-01-06 10:41 Kore International has come to my town. I would like further information on whats to come, here in my community. Can anyone help me find more info related to the overall plan here in colchester ontario? There have been many articles and a very large portion of land has been bought up here. Also I should add that there is a Sulja Bros. just around the corner from here. Bellow is a recent article from the Windsor Star. Fame knocks on Colchester's door Sharon Hill, Star County Reporter Published: Friday, September 29, 2006 COLCHESTER - Detroit's Kronk Gym, famous for training champion boxers Thomas Hearns, Evander Holyfield and Lennox Lewis, is coming to sleepy Colchester. "This quiet town is going to become a kind of famous town once we come here," Boxing Hall of Fame trainer Emanuel Steward said Thursday. Steward and two of the Kronk fighters carrying their championship belts arrived in a white limousine at the Colchester marina to announce that Kore International plans to build a US$1-million Kronk Gym in the village on Lake Erie. Kore International is assembling land in the village for a more than $20- million development it describes as quaint and European, said Kore's director general Peter Vucicevich. The company is looking for about 20 acres of land for the gym, which it hopes to open in six months, he said. There aren't many limos driving down Colchester's main drag, which boasts two restaurants and an Esso gas station. Steward said the Colchester gym would be the first Kronk Gym in Canada and a "major landmark" that could serve as a tranquil training camp for pros. The original Kronk Gym in the steamy basement of a City of Detroit recreation centre closed in January. Detroit's budget woes and the theft of copper pipes that supplied the gym's water could mean the end of boxing at that site, but Steward said Kore is talking of buying another spot in Detroit for the legendary gym, which has also spawned a gym in Ireland. Steward said he would come over to the Colchester gym once a week. The gym could have two or three rings and accommodate 30 fighters. Josh Canty, president of the Border City Boxing Club in Windsor, said the gym would be great for Essex County. Border City boxers already head over to the Dearborn Kronk Gym once a week to spar with fighters. A Kronk Gym could put Colchester on the map and draw people, said 18-year-old Amanda Pedro, a waitress at Kervin's Restaurant on the road into the village. Steve Nykiforuk, a 61-year-old Colchester resident since 1979, said it's a great idea as long as the seedier side of life doesn't arrive with the boxers. He said he was surprised by the announcement in a bedroom community he estimated has 600 residents in the winter. "To come here, it's certainly going to change a lot of things."ragingbull.quote.com