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The body of a male subject located in the Leipsic River Tuesday has been identified as Tony Mozick, 45, of Leipsic. Mozick was killed and then dumped in the Leipsic River in January.
Delaware State Police were dispatched to the area of the Leipsic River Bridge Tuesday around noon after a witness who was trapping in the area located a body of a subject submerged underneath the bridge, police said.
DNREC, along with members of the Leipsic Fire Company responded to the area and recovered the body of a male who was then turned over to the State Medical Examiner's Office and transported to Wilmington where he has been positively identified as Mozick.
Police said the Medical Examiner's Office has ruled the cause of death to be homicide with the manner of death being multiple stab wounds.
The investigation began on Jan. 8 when the victim's mother contacted State Police to file a missing person report on her son, Tony Mozick. The mother informed troopers that her son comes to her house in Leipsic daily where he is given medication due to a disability. The last time she heard from Tony was the evening of Jan. 5 when she talked to him over the phone.
Research conducted by detectives, who were investigating the missing person case, revealed an incident that occurred on Dec. 12 where troopers were called to the unit block of West Street in Leipsic for a reported domestic. In that occurrence, police said Tony Mozick was a victim of an assault when he was attacked by his daughter, Jennifer L. Barnes, 23, of Leipsic, and her boyfriend, Gerard T. Schweiger, 24, of Felton. After the two were arrested, Barnes and Schweiger were issued a no contact order that prohibited them from being at the residence where Mozick lives. Through witness accounts, it was determined that Barnes was allowed back at the residence due to her four children that are five years old and younger, police said.
On Jan. 15 at approximately 9 a.m., detectives from the Troop 3 Criminal Investigations Unit and Homicide Unit responded to the residence on West Street and conducted a search warrant. Police said investigators located a large amount of blood near the victim's bedroom and a portion of the carpet in the room had been removed and discarded across the street. Jennifer Barnes, who was at the house at the time of the search with her four young children, was transported to Troop 3 near Camden for further questioning. The children were turned over to a relative.
Through interviews and evidence located at the scene, it was determined that on the night of Jan. 5, Gerard Schweiger was invited over to the house on West Street by Jennifer Barnes. Once inside the house, Schweiger was confronted by Mozick and a physical altercation ensued. During the struggle, Schweiger allegedly used a small knife and stabbed Mozick multiple times, police said. Barnes and Schweiger then allegedly placed the victim's body in a 55-gallon plastic tote container and moved it out to a garage behind the house where they left it overnight. On the night of Jan. 6, police said the couple then allegedly loaded the container into a vehicle and drove to the bridge on Fast Landing Road just outside of Leipsic and threw it into the Leipsic River.
Gerard Schweiger was taken into custody Jan. 15 in Odessa and transported back to Troop 3 where he and Jennifer Barnes were arrested for Murder 1st, Possession of a Deadly Weapon During the Commission of a Felony, Conspiracy 1st, four counts of Endangering the Welfare of a Child, Abusing a Corpse, and Breach of Release.
The two were arraigned at Justice of the Peace Court 7 and Schweiger was committed to James T. Vaughn Correctional Center while Barnes was committed to Delores J. .Baylor Women's Correctional Institute, both without bail.


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SpeedDial is Opera's new tab page. Users are presented with a set of icons representing their favorite pages, offering one-tap access to those favorites. This is a long-standing Opera feature, not dissimilar to comparable features in Internet Explorer and Chrome. Opera has added a new feature that allows pages to be grouped together in folders, working in the same way as iOS's home screen folders. It's a simple change, but it's obviously useful.
Discover is a set of built-in news feeds. Swipe right from the new tab page and you'll see a listing of stories. The news sources are curated by Opera, and a configuration screen lets you pick the kind of stories you'd like to see, though there didn't appear to be any way to configure specific sites. The concept feels broadly similar to the new "BlinkFeed" on the new HTC One or Flipboard.
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Although Opera originally thought of Opera Mini as a solution for emerging markets with poor networks, the company has discovered that about 30 percent of Opera Mini users are using it on smartphones. It turns out that owning a smartphone isn't synonymous with having permanent high-speed Internet access, and Opera Mini's compression technology is useful for a wide range of users.
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When Philadelphia was first settled, the core of the city was to the east on the Delaware River, in what is now Old City. City founder William Penn plotted out the entire grid street structure of Center City from the Delaware to the Schuylkill Rivers so that the city would develop in an organized fashion, and over time the city did extend development westward and beyond.
Since Old City was originally where the business and market areas were concentrated, much of the western half of Center City became the residential neighborhood. A lot of the housing stock dates from the 1800s, when wealthy businessmen built their homes alongside communities of working-class neighborhoods. In the 1950s, Philadelphia began to expand the business district westward as well, and with the University of Pennsylvania located just across the Schuylkill River, the area has retained its desirability for many residents. In particular, Rittenhouse Square is surrounded by high-rise apartment towers housing the moneyed elite, and the neighboring blocks have long been one of the most desirable residential locations in Philadelphia. Fortunately, the park itself has retained a unique ability to exclude no one, no small feat considering Philadelphia's history of tension between different racial and social classes. On any given day, especially weekends and in the summer, the park will be populated and used by just about anyone and everyone.
Commercial businesses came westward with the planning of Penn Center, a rather unwelcoming business district west of City Hall just north of Market Street. However, this enabled other commercial development to occur in the area, and in 1985 One Liberty Place became the first building to break the unofficial height limit in Philadelphia, which was top of Penn's hat on City Hall. With a ground floor mall at the base of the building, this development helped spur retail development, which in turn contributed to the reversal of urban blight and flight in the early 1990s. Today, the three blocks north of Rittenhouse Square (Walnut, Sansom and Chestnut Streets) and eastward to Broad Street is Center City's upscale shopping district, where fashionable clothing brands have established a presence. In addition, many restaurants, bars and nightlife destinations are located in this particular area as well.
North the business district is the spectacular Benjamin Franklin Parkway, a grand boulevard that begins at the famous LOVE Park near City Hall and continues northwest, through Logan Circle, and ends at the Philadelphia Art Museum and Fairmount Park. Designed in 1917, the Parkway is one of the city's earliest urban renewal projects and takes many of its cues from similar boulevards in France. Today, the parkway is the spine on which most of the city's museums are located.
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Center City is served by SEPTA trains, both the subway and regional rail. All regional rail lines stop in Center City West, at Suburban Station (16th St and JFK Blvd). If you are coming in from the airport, or Trenton, trains will stop here. Note that Suburban Station only serves SEPTA trains, so if you are coming into Philadelphia on Amtrak, you will disembark at 30th Street Station, just across the Schuylkill River.
SEPTA has only two subway lines, both of which run through Center City. The Market-Frankford Line (or the El, because it used to be elevated) is a east-west line running underneath Market Street, connecting West Philly to Northeast Philadelphia. Unfortunately, because the subway was constructed at a time when nothing much existed between the Schuylkill River and City Hall, it does not stop in the middle of Center City West. The Broad Street Line is the second subway line, running north-south. However, as Center City is best explored on foot, just get off at City Hall and walk; no need to make a transfer on the subway line unless Center City is not actually your final destination.
A third train line, operated by NJ Transit (in New Jersey) is called PATCO and comes in from Camden across the Delaware River. The train terminates in Center City West at 15th and Locust.
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SEPTA runs trolleys from West Philly and University City into Center City West, which stops at 22nd, 19th and 15th Streets before terminating at City Hall. If you are coming in from the west, trolleys are slower but can be more convenient depending on your final destination. In Center City, trolleys run underground.
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Center City West has an active nightlife scene around the Rittenhouse Square area. As it's also one of the wealthiest neighborhoods, crowds here can be young, hip, and beautiful—or at least pretending to be—which leads some other people to gripe about how it's all turning too "tacky" and "Manhattan-esque." Depending on how you look at it, this is either changing Philadelphia for the worse, or this is the kind of scene Philadelphia needs to keep people from leaving for the actual Manhattan. Either way, this clash of cultures results in a larger range of options this side of Broad, from the dark, blue-collar dives to the super-ritzy cocktail lounges.
If you're in Center City during the summer months, be sure to take advantage of Center City Sips [42], a downtown-wide Happy Hour every Wednesday from 5PM-7PM where many bars and restaurants all participate in drink specials: $2 beers, $3 wines and $4 cocktails, and usually some selection of food specials. As it's right after the hump of the office work week, you'll see a lot of young professionals in business casual, and some places will get really crowded, but the prices are definitely right.
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If there's something Philadelphia's plethora of students need, it's a local cafe with free wifi Internet access, and there are a handful of them scattered throughout Center City West. Of course, they can be of use for the traveler as well; most places will provide the password after you've purchased your coffee. However, unlike Starbucks, which are never in short supply, most of these locally-owned cafes encourage faster turnover and less "mobile office" syndrome by not providing electrical outlets.


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Antiques Roadshow "Unique Antiques" This episode showcases some outlandish, kitschy and downright fascinating antiques and collectibles of the series' last decade. Highlights include a Weller pottery humidor in the shape of a skull; a chair once belonging to Chang Boker, the owner's great-grandfather and half of the 19th-century's world famous conjoined twins, Chang and Eng; and a collection of tin cans salvaged from a 19th-century dump, valued up to $14,000.G
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The Lawrence Welk Show "You're Never Too Young" This program is based on Welk's book of the same name. Highlights include Tom Netherton singing "Young at Heart." The orchestra plays "Isn't It Romantic." Bob Havens and the rhythm section swing out with "Maggie Blues."G
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Are You Being Served? "Personal Problem" Captain Peacock is convinced that his wife is having an affair with Mr. Rumbold.G
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Keeping Up Appearances - The Memoirs of Hyacinth Bucket "Hyacinth Is Alarmed" Richard realizes Hyacinth is happily anticipating a gift he has forgotten to buy for their anniversary.G
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The Red Green Show "Lady In Red" A beautiful chiropractor goes into business in Possum Lake and creates more kinks than she removes. Red builds a forklift using a pair of skis and an extension ladder. Red visits Harold at work and crashes Harold's computer.G
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My Family "Four Affairs and a Funeral" Susan feels grumpy and unwanted when Ben rebuffs her advances. She sees Janey sending saucy photos to her latest boyfriend on her mobile phone and gets ideas of her own - leading to a wrong number. When an elderly patient dies in the dental chair, Ben learns the man has used dental appointments as a cover for other activities.G
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First off, I can't stand all 3 of these guys but I have to hear them every morning.
Anyways the question Golic asked Carter was:
Golic: Is Andrew Luck the greatest rookie QB of all time? Is he even the greatest rookie QB this year?
Carter (paraphrasing here): He has too many TO's to be the best. What's he have 21? I'm going to go somewhere different. I'm not gonna choose between those 2 (RG3 and Luck) like ESPN, because I don't have to. You got the little guy, Russell...
Golic (cuts him off): oh and then there's Tannehill. Even Weeden started off rough but none of them are in the tank..
That's all I caught. And I'm pretty I didn't get it completely correct as I'm still half asleep and I'm going off memory here.
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Cold case death of Bertha Reynolds resolved with 30-month sentence
Irene R. Reynolds, who was arrested 17 years after her 60-year-old mother was found dead at the bottom of a staircase in her home on Laurel Avenue in Norwich, declined to address the court Wednesday as she was sentenced to 30 months in prison for second-degree manslaughter.
Reynolds, 41, a married mother of three children, has been in prison since May 2010 and is expected to be released within days now that her case has been resolved.
Reynolds has never publicly admitted to killing Bertha Reynolds on July 9, 1993, a fact that bothers her father, Jim Reynolds, who with his wife adopted Irene Reynolds as an infant. The father said he was a suspect in his wife's death until 2006 and had a hard time collecting on a life insurance policy he had on his wife.
"Just for simple robberies, people do more time," Jim Reynolds said of his daughter's 30-month prison sentence.
Still, he said he was glad that the case was "over with." Reynolds had taken custody of one of his daughter's children, a severely handicapped 26-year-old man, while she was incarcerated.
Irene Reynolds was charged with murder in 2010 after the Southeastern Connecticut Cold Case Unit revived the unsolved beating and strangulation death of Bertha Reynolds. In opting to go before a jury, she had turned down an offer from State's Attorney Michael L. Regan to plead guilty in exchange for a 10-year prison sentence.
Her attorney, Linda J. Sullivan, filed a speedy trial motion this fall, forcing the state to start trying the case within 30 days. In December, in the midst of jury selection, the state offered Reynolds the option of pleading no contest to manslaughter in exchange for a 30-month prison sentence.
State's Attorney Michael L. Regan said the state encountered some of the problems "inherent with a cold case" as it prepared for trial. The state forensic laboratory had lost evidence, including hairs that were found on Bertha Reynolds, Regan said. Witnesses' memories had faded, the time of death was at issue and the medical examiner who handled the case was unavailable to testify. Also, Regan said, a laboratory examiner who had worked the case had since moved to Thailand and did not want to return to the United States to testify at the trial. There were also issues with witness credibility, Regan said.
"I can't say this (sentence) is appropriate for the crime, but I can say it's appropriate for what the state of the state's case is," Regan said. He noted that Reynolds had a larceny conviction prior to being charged with her mother's death but has not been in trouble for the past 20 years.
Reynolds will be on probation for the next three years. Her husband, Joel Outlaw, said the family is excited she is coming home to their Baltic apartment and that he also expects her to be welcomed back into the community.
Sullivan, Reynolds' attorney, said Reynolds has been "a model prisoner" and is a good parent.
Judge Susan B. Handy said the outcome of the case is "a just compromise."
"Clearly, none of us know what happened in 1993, except we know your mother died," she told Reynolds.
Witnesses told police that Irene Reynolds and Bertha Reynolds had fought over money prior to Bertha Reynolds' death. She was found on the basement floor, at the bottom of the staircase, with a pillow under her head and her feet resting on the stairs.
Kim Stone, a friend of Irene Reynolds, told police years after the fact that she had witnessed the murder that afternoon. She said that after Irene Reynolds refused to pay $100 that she owned Bertha Reynolds, the mother opened the door and signaled for the daughter to leave the home.
Stone said Irene pushed her mother, causing her to fall backward onto the floor in the master bedroom. She said Reynolds got on top of her mother and started hitting and punching her, then grabbed a brass lamp from the living room and smashed Bertha Reynolds in the head with it.
After the attack, Stone said, Reynolds drove to a nearby package store and bought beer.
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Season opener 24 hours away...
plenty to be cautiously optimistic about (thats the best I can do, sorry). the inability to sign Swisher or Hamilton left a bitter taste over the winter, but the Spring was encouraging.
Smoak has followed up his great September with a strong Spring. Guti seems healthy. Ackely, Seeger, Montero had decent Springs as well. Morales looks a good one year signing and the staff will be very good (I like the addition of Maurer at the back end). Should see Zunino and possibly Franklin by June, as well as the pitching trio by September
Projected as a 75 win team... but the metrics on players are low. If we can play up to potential (as a group, which is hard to imagine happening but why not, we're tied for first right now) then this team can challenge for 85 wins with a strong group of good young players. (we could also win 65 games)
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video: Worcester Makes $500 Million Bid to Bring Amazon to the City
Thursday, October 19, 2017
The package would be spread out of 20 years, according to a copy of the bid.
Worcester also proposed 98 acres off of Route 20 as a spot for Amazon's HQ2 location.
Amazon Searching for New City
Amazon.com Inc. is searching for a second corporate headquarters that would create as many as 50,000 jobs and come with a $5 billion investment from the company.
Bids are due on Thursday.
According to Amazon, they will make a decision next year.
Related Slideshow: Worcester's 25 Wealthiest and Most Influential
Mel Cutler - CIO and Founder of Cutler Capital Management
Not only did Cutler found Cutler Capital Management, but he also is the founder of two banks - Flagship Bank & Trust and Madison Banc Shares.
Cutler Capital Management has $325 million in assets.The Melvin S. Cutler Charitable Foundation has more than $8 million in assets. He has been influential in business and in philanthropy for decades.
Bernie Rotman, Rotman's Furniture
Rotman has been in the family business for 35 years - with Rotman's Furniture in College Square - a landmark next to I-290.
He and his brother Barry have been running the business taking over for their parents Murray and Ida.
In the 1990's, Rotman's Furniture seemed like it was the only furniture store. In the day they dominated advertising - their TV spots ran in Providence and Boston markets. Today, with Bob's and Jordan's in the market it is a lot more competitive.
In the early 1990s, Rotman's partnered with the Central Mass Housing Authority (CMHA) to work with Donations Clearinghouse to donate used furniture to families in need. The family has been a major supporter for Walk for Homeless.
Charles and Janet Birbira - Owners of Beechwood Hotel
In 2015, the Birbiras invested in a multi-million dollar renovation of the Beechwood Hotel to make it more luxurious and upscale.
It's already the most luxurious in Worcester - they're aiming for the entirety of the remaining state west of Boston.
The Ceres Bistro cost was $9 million to add to the hotel back in 2010.
J. Robert Seder - Lawyer
In 2014, Seder was named the Worcester Corporate Lawyer of the Year. He was also named in 2014 as one of the Best Lawyers in America for Bankruptcy and Creditor Debtor Rights/Insolvency and Reorginzation Law.
He owns property in Worcester totaling nearly $6 million.
A partner at Seder & Chandler Law, Seder is also the former chair of the Worcester Business Development Corporation.
David Fields - Managing Partner, Wormtown Brewery
Former owner of Consolidated Beverages, Fields recently sold the company (which he and his father spent millions on ten years ago) to Quality Beverage.
Fields now solely focuses on Wormtown Brewery which just opened on Shrewsbury Street in March. Fields owns majority interest in the company - using the millions he made in the Consolidated Beverages sale to invest into Wormtown.
Fields is one of the youngest on the GoLocalWorcester list of the 25 Wealthiest and Most Influential.
Sue Mailman - President and CEO of Coghlin Electric
President and Owner of Coghlin Electric, Mailman is arguably the most talented businesswoman in Central Massachusetts. Mailman serves on a range of community focused boards and is the Chair of the Worcester Regional Chamber of Commerce Board.
Mailman is savvy and responsible for a business that is now part of WESCO Distribution, Inc. - a $3 billion concern.
She is the 4th generation leader of a company over 130 years old.
Tony Tilton - Director of Fletcher Tilton Law Firm
With roots in Worcester dating back 190 years, Fletcher Tilton is the 9th oldest law firm in the nation and is one of only five of the top 50 law firms in Massachusetts not located in Boston.
The firm is responsible for multiple private trusts and foundations, and Director Tony Tilton oversees 20 private family foundations and handles nearly a half a billion dollars in assets.
In Worcester, if any charity is seeking donations - they typically have to go through Tilton. He and his partner, Warner Fletcher, decide where most of the charitable money in the city goes.
He is enormously responsible for raising the $7.5 million for the new Boys and Girls Club clubhouse nearly 10 years ago. Tilton is also Treasurer of Cape Cod Healthcare.
He has honorary degrees from both Clark and Assumption.
Mark Fuller - Chairman of THE GEORGE F. and SYBIL H. FULLER FOUNDATION
At the end of last year, the Fuller Foundation had assets of nearly $55 million. The foundation awarded more than $3.6 million in grants ($2.9 of which went to 69 capital grants to local colleges and organizations).
Fuller is also Vice President of Benefit Development Group in Worcester and Treasurer of the Barton Center for Diabetes Education.
Prolific in his energy and focus to serving the community.
John Spillane - Attorney at Spillane and Spillane, LLC
Spillane's father earned $55.6 million in payout in 2007 following the sale of Commerce Group, Inc. in 2007 to the Spanish firm Mapfre SA.
Commerce's specialty is providing insurance through the AAA's 100 million members.
Spillane is an attorney at Spillane and Spillane, LLC at the Worcester office. He served as co-chair of the United Way' campaign in 2013.
Mary DeFeudis - Philanthropist
DeFeudis sits on the Hanover Theatre board of directors and was instrumental in raising the $31 million needed to renovate the theatre. DeFeudis also contributed $1 million to the Hanover Theatre project.
DeFeudis is the Chairwoman of Worcester Sharks Charities and a member of the UMass Medicine Development Council.
DeFeudis has provided a full scholarship annually to a student at Worcester State University.
She may be the community's most active philanthropist.
Frank Carroll - Businessman
Frank Carroll founded the Small Business Service Bureau in the 1960s, a company designed to help and advocate for small businesses across the country. SBSB has grown into one of the largest small business groups in America.
Carrol's been helping people in Worcester ever since.
Carroll raised $1 million to build a Korean War Memorial in Worcester and was instrumental in the building of a hospital for American soldiers from Worcester County in Vietnam.
Carroll hosts a show at the Hanover Theatre to raise money for the St. John's Church Food for the Poor Program.
David R. Grenon - E-C Realty President
Grenon scored $22.5 million in profit shares following the sale of Commerce Group, Inc. to MapFre in 2006. Grenon serves on the Board of Trustees for Massachusetts Biomedical Initiative. He is also a Trustee of Assumption College.
Grenon is the President of E-C Realty Corporation. Previously, he was the founder, President and CEO of Protector Group Insurance Agency - which was sold three years ago with annual revenues of $13.6 million.
Grenon runs a charitable trust in his name that holds $312,864 in assets.
Neil McDonough - President and CEO of FLEXcon
McDonough and his family have run FLEXcon for 60 years and the manufacturer of pressure-sensitive films and adhesives has grown to be a mega company.
The global firm employs a reported 1,300 employees around the world. The private company has gotten more active in Worcester - with community sponsorships and earlier this summer, McDonough spoke at the DCU Center as part of the Worcester Research Bureau's Acting Locally Panel.
in 2009, McDonough was named the Worcester Business Journal's Big Business Leader of the Year.
However, the company's reach is global with manufacturing and sales offices on nearly every continent on the globe.
Joe Salois - CEO, Atlas Distributing
Salois is President and CEO of Atlas Distributing in Auburn. He serves as the Director of Fidelity Bank and is a Trustee of Saint Vincent's Hospital.
Speaking of influential, Salois was named to Governor Charlie Baker's Economic Transition Team last December and Atlas played host to a Central Mass Delegation of Senators and State Reps in March.
He has a big impact on business, government and the community.
Mike Angelini - Chairman of Bowditch & Dewey
Angelini is known to be a lawyer's lawyer. He was named one of the 2015 Best Lawyers in America by Best Lawyers, Angelini is known as one the nicest and down-to-earth guys in Worcester.
Angelini serves on the board at MassPort and is chairman of the board of Hanover Insurance. He, along with Sue Mailman of Coghlin Electric and Becker College President Robert Johnson, were instrumental in re-recruiting Ed Augustus to be City Manager in Worcester.
With Angelini at the helm of the firm, Bowditch & Dewey has been able to both expand the firm's Boston presence and continue to prosper in Worcester.
Regan Remillard - Haven Country Club
Another big winner in the sale of Commerce lands on GoLocalWorcester's Wealthiest and Most Influential - the son of a prominent business owner who achieved success in his own right.
As the Boston Globe reported at the time of the Commerce sale, "Arthur J. Remillard Jr., who ran the company until his retirement in July 2006, will be paid $26 million for his 710,000 shares, while his children, Arthur III and Regan, will receive $43.6 million and $15.9 million, respectively. Arthur III and Regan are both members of the Commerce board."
In 2012, the younger Remillard purchased the Haven Country Club in Boylston (formerly Mount Pleasant Country Club). At the time of the rebranding of the golf course, Regan issued a forward-looking statement, "I see this as a club whose star is rising. We've taken the traditional country club model and updated it a bit, to better fit the way people live today … A club should be someplace where you can have fun and feel at home. That's the vision here."
The Regan Remillard foundation has more than $500K in assets - while the Remillard Family Foundation has nearly $2 million.
M. Howard Jacobson - Vice Chairman of WGBH Educational Foundation Inc
Jacobson serves as the Chair of the Board for the Boston Market Corporation and the Wyman-Gordon Company. He is the Vice Chairman of WGBH Educational Foundation Inc. and a Trustee of WPI.
Jacobson served as Senior Advisor and Consultant at Private Advisory Services of Bankers Trust Private Bank from 1991 to 2001.
Prior, he served as the President and Treasurer of Idle Wild Foods, Inc. until 1986.
Like many on this list, he is also on the UMass Medicine Development Council.
Valentin Gapontsev - Fiber Optics
There are people who are wealthy on this list and then there is Gapontsev.
Gapontsev, the father of the fiber-optic laser industry, is the only billionaire on this list because he's the only billionaire in Central Massachusetts. Thanks to lasers, his net worth is $1.24 billion.
This genius Russian and Worcester resident is the founder of IPG Photonics - located in the town of Oxford.
According to Forbes Magazine, he is #1533 on the Forbes Billionaire list globally.
Ralph Crowley Jr - CEO of Polar Beverages
Crowley runs Polar Beverages - a foundation in Worcester and a company the city is proud to hang its hat on. Polar Beverages is valued at nearly $500 million and Crowley is largely responsible for it. He's modernized the Seltzer water industry with numerous flavors and engages his customers to perfection.
Crowley made an attempt to purchase the T&G in 2009, but was snubbed by New York Times - who sold it to John Henry (who sold it again within months). The Crowley family also owns Wachusett Mountain and the nearby Wachusett Village Inn.
EDITOR'S NOTE - We previously published a photo of Chris Rowley rather than Ralph. This has been corrected and we apologize for the error.
Robert Branca - Developer and Food Services
Branca is a philanthropist, developer and Dunkin' Donuts mogul.
He is a national leader in the Dunkin' franchise structure
In Branca's family, nearly 700 Dunkin Donuts are owned - with him owning 60 DD franchises.
Branca is the Chairman of the Dunkin' Donuts Franchise Owners Political Action Committee and Chairman of the Dunkin' Donuts Regional Advisory Council of all Dunkin' Donuts franchisees in the Northeastern U.S., and is the Vice Chairman of the Washington-DC based Coalition of Franchisee Associations.
Branca's company owns 72 and 60 Shrewsbury Street - the home of Volturno, Sweet and Wormtown Brewery.
Together, both buildings are valued at more than $3 million.
Barry Krock - Real Estate
The DCU Center (former Worcester Centrum) was nearly named the Krock Arena. The Krocks have been a power in banking and real estate in the city for decades.
The Krock family owns 11 pieces of property in Worcester (worth multiple millions) including three parking lots across from the Worcester Courthouse and the building that formerly housed the Irish Times (worth $1.5 million total between the three lots and building).
Krock used to own the Commerce Bank Building before he sold the building for $4.5 million to David "Duddie" Massad in 2010 - for $400,000 less than its estimated value - after turning down offers of $21 million, $11 million, and $10 million.
For one perspective on the Krock family, check out Unlocking the Krocks.
Allen Fletcher - President of the Greater Worcester Land Trust
Up until 2008, Fletcher owned Worcester Magazine — once a top level alternative weekly newspaper. He, along with his brother Warner, inherited a tremendous wealth and he's utilized that money to make his own impression on Worcester.
Fletcher's money is part of what's behind the Canal District revitalization and he serves as the President of the Greater Worcester Land Trust - a non-profit organization that serves to protect the land of Worcester.
Warner Fletcher - Director of Fletcher Tilton
Fletcher maybe the most influential person in philanthropy in Central Mass.
Fletcher is the chairman of three charitable trusts in Worcester - including the two largest - George I Alden Trust, Stoddard Charitable Trust and Fletcher Foundation.
Last year alone, the Alden Trust gave $9.5 million in charitable donations - including a $3 million future payable donation to WPI. The Stoddard Trust has more than $70 million in assets and gave more than $3.5 million last year in charitable donations.
Fletcher, along with #6 on this list, Tony Tilton, run Fletcher Tilton Law Firm - which oversees 20 private family foundations and handles nearly a half a billion dollars in assets.
David "Duddie" Massad - Chairman of Commerce Bank
A Grafton Hill product, Massad owned several car dealerships including Diamond Auto Group, Emerald Chevrolet Oldsmobile, Duddie Motors and the largest Hertz franchise in Virginia Beach, Virginia.
Massad serves as the Chairman of Commerce Bank in Worcester - a company he purchased from the Krock family - that has over $1.7 billion in assets and 250 employees according to the bank.
In 2005, he donated $12.5 million for a new medical facility at UMass Memorial Medical Center's Lake Avenue campus.
He was indicted for fraud in 2008 - but was ultimately proven innocent.
Fred Eppinger - CEO and President of Hanover Insurance
Eppinger may be the most able chief executive in central Massachusetts. His leadership in growing Hanover Insurance and his activism in the community is unmatched.
The company is trading 33% higher in the past year.
Eppinger, a Holy Cross graduate, made more than $5 million in compensation in 2014 as CEO and President of Hanover Insurance.
Eppinger also has $28 million in options through Hanover. Eppinger has been with Hanover since 2003 - when it was called Allmerica and had lost $306 million. Since then, Eppinger has turned Hanover around as a business and the company has donated millions towards the Hanover Theatre, Hanover Field, and UMass Memorial.
He oversees more than 5,000 employees.
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Looks pretty good to me except I do not like Goodman. He's an underachiever and will be average in the NFL.
Datone Jones 6'4" 280
"Jones is another prospect that seems to be getting unusually high grades from a lot of analysts and evaluators, but the tape simply doesn't support it. Granted, he's been playing out of position at UCLA as a 0-technique inside space-filler, and he simply isn't built to be that kind of player. But as he has moved around at times, he simply hasn't displayed the burst or suddenness that you'd like to see out of an impact end at the next level. His natural strength and power does show up from time to time, but only when he has the initial space to get up to speed, which won't be very frequent in the NFL. He also comes off the line high too frequently and lacks the flexibility to cover a lot of ground laterally, so he missess a lot of opportunities in the backfield, or ends up pushed out of the play completely. A guy who has been moved around as much as he has, hasn't really been given a fair shot at showing NFL scouts what he can do, so workouts could be critical for him. It seems as though Senior Bowl week helped his stock a bit as he had a few impressive practices, but the tape doesn't show the over-hyped explosiveness that many claim to see in him"


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Afons Mucha: Český mistr Belle Epoque/Czech Master fo the Belle Epoque)
Afons Mucha: A szecesszió cseh mestere/Czech Master of the Art Nouveau The catalogue was published to accompany an exhibtion that was held as part of the 2009 Spring Cultural Festival in Budapest. The exhibition featured fine examples of Mucha's posters, paintings, drawings and photographs from his Parisian, American and Czech periods. It was co-organised by the Moravian Gallery, Brno, the Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest, the Museum of Decorative Arts in Prague and the Mucha Foundation.
The Poster in Europe / Europe in Posters)
The majority of posters date from the turn of the 20th century, when the decorative style known as Sezession in Vienna, Art Nouveau in Paris and Western Europe, and Jugendstil in Germany was at the height of popularity. The works reproduced were created not only in such cultural centres as Paris and Vienna, but also in various cities throughout Belgium, Germany and Italy. The second part is devoted to modernist art produced in the 1920s and early 1930s in France, Holland, Germany and Hungary. Thematically, the publication includes exhibition announcements, entertainment advertisements, tourist flyers and ads for newly emerging products of "mass consumption", as well as for somewhat curious objects.
Glass Link Stockholm – Praha)
The publication is featuring the most remarkable works of Swedish art glass of the 20th century from such renowned glassoworks as Orrefors and Kosta, as well as unique art glass objects created in the studios of noted Swedish glass artists. Sweden and the Czech lands have been linked through a long-lasting tradition of collaboration and mutual inspiration in the fields of applied and studio art glass. The book also centres on documenting various joint trends in the manufacture of glass during the 20th century.
Jindřich Štyrský. On the Needles of These Days. Fotografie 1934–1935)
In the 1920s, Jindřich Štyrský (1899–1942) was one of the foremost members of the avant-garde art union Devětsil. For several years, he lived in Paris with the artist Toyen. After returning to Prague, he worked for the Liberated Theatre and published the Erotic Revue and Edition 69. In 1934, together with a number of his friends, he co-founded the Surrealist Group of Czechoslovakia. His photographic series A Man with Blinkers, Frog Man (both 1934) and A Paris Afternoon (1935) capture what are seemingly banal themes from everyday life. Many of the pictures show old, damaged, decaying items. "For him... reality becomes a tormenting and cruel phantom..." (Karel Teige).
Artěl 1908–1935)
Tsjechisch kubisme in het dagelijks leven / Czech Cubism in Daily Life The booklet was published by Design museum Gent in collaboration with the Museum of Decorative Arts in Prague, to accompany the exhibition of the same name, held in Gent from October 28, 2009 through February 7, 2010.
Tschechische Fotografie des 20. Jahrhunderts)
The German language book of Vladimír Birgus and Jan Mlčoch examines the individual movements and tendencies in photography throughout the 20th century. These include early-century styles (Pictorialism, documentary and reportage photography), modern photographic trends of the twenties, Surrealist experimentation and Poetism, postwar reportage and documentary photography, art photography and its various offshoots (The Happening, Land Art, Conceptual Art and Body Art), to staged and portrait photography of the late 20th century. Almost two hundred photographers have been selected, among them Josef Sudek, František Drtikol, Jaromír Funke, Jaroslav Rössler, Karel Hájek, Václav Jírů, Vilém Reichmann, Jan Reich, Jan Saudek, Josef Koudelka, and others. The reproductions of images lent from Czech and foreign collections offer a complex overview of 20th-century photography in the Bohemian lands.
Artěl. Umění pro všední den 1908–1935 (Artěl. Art for Everyday Use 1908–1935))
The Czech language publication explores one of the most outstanding institutions specializing in Czech applied arts and design during the first half of the 20th century. A variety of wares and designs bearing the prestigious Artěl trademark (ranging in style from late Art Nouveau, through Cubism, to Art Deco) is presented in several sections. Founded in Prague in 1908, Artěl associated prominent figures of the Czech art scene. Initially, the association focused on designing and manufacturing "minor art for everyday use" — small functional and decorative items made of wood, ceramic, metal and other materials. Over the years, it extended its activities to include comprehensive designs of interior spaces, both private homes and commercial interiors. An array of diverse views and trends emerged throughout Artěl's existence, yet all invariably pursued a common goal: to introduce a modern aesthetic outlook into the field of applied arts and to help cultivate household design and the lifestyles of the residents. True in the past and today, Artěl takes its rightful place in Europe's modern art and design movement, alongside the artistically-inspiring Wiener Werkstätte in Austria and the Bauhaus in Germany.
CubiCZmus! Die Dekonstruktion der Moderne in Prag)
The English-German catalogue published to accompany the exhibition at the Postsparkasse in Vienna explores the period between 1910 and 1920 - an era of early and mature stages of Czech Cubism represented by the most noted proponents of this style, architects and artists P. Janák, J. Gočár, V. Hofman, J. Chochol, O. Novotný, A. Procházka, J. V. Kroha, and others. The publication traces the roots of Cubism after 1900 in connection with Vienna Modernism (Geometric Secession) and discusses the collaboration of architects with Czech artists associated in the Group of Fine Artists, and their involvement in the activities carried out by the Artěl Cooperative, the Prague Art Workshops and the Union of Czech Artwork. It analyzes the art movement's theoretical considerations and their practical application in various fields of creativity, including furniture-making, interior decoration, ceramics, glass, metalwork and graphic art.
Una ventana en Praga. Josef Sudek. Fotografías de los aňos cincuenta (A Window in Prague. Josef Sude)
The Spanish-language exhibition catalogue features photographs of Prague created by Josef Sudek in the 1950s, particularly his "Night" images. The nightscapes are accompanied by panoramas of the historical centre, glimpses of the city's everyday life, shots taken from the artist's studio, and still-life photographs. A folding leaflet with a foreword to the exhibition and a list of exhibits is appended to the catalogue.
Daniel a Ignác Preisslerové – barokní malíři skla a porcelánu)
The Czech language book with English a German summaries presents an exceptional body of works decorated with a specific type of painting on glass and porcelain. Usually, these works have mainly been attributed to Ignaz Preissler (1676–1741), but most recently his father Daniel (1636–1733) has also been recognized. Both artists were active in the town of Kunštát (Kronstadt) in eastern Bohemia. The publication includes a catalogue of the objects housed in museums and private collections in the Czech Republic, together with reproductions of outstanding pieces kept in foreign collections. This is the first book to offer a comprehensive look at the noteworthy (and at times controversially interpreted) collection.


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Very good marked lining
Sleeve end to sleeve end 122cm
Sleeve seam to sleeve seam 56cm
Length 143cm
Weight approx. 0.8 kilo
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Japanese Haori Kimono Jackets - The Stylish, Japanese, Easy-Wear Option
Japan's Secret Treasure
A haori kimono jacket is an exquisite, easy to wear, traditional Japanese jacket that looks wonderful worn either casually with jeans or dressed up with evening wear. It's a long Japanese jacket, with deep, kimono style, swinging sleeves; always in lovely fabrics, often with lavish designs on the back. Men's haori have the sleeves attached most of the way down the body, like their kimonos do, and tend to be plainer on the outside than women's ones but men's often have exquisite designs on the lining. Haori kimono jackets, unlike kimonos, do not need a sash or obi; they are either worn open or loosely fastened at centre front with a himo tie but, although the Japanese don't wear them with a sash, they also look fabulous cinched in at the waist with a belt. Haori kimono jackets mix perfectly with western world style clothing, so are a great way of adding that touch of Japan to your wardrobe.
Haoris seem to be a well kept Japanese secret. We, over here in the West, all know about their lovely kimonos but few have ever even heard of haoris and it was long after I started my kimono collecting that I discovered these jackets that the Japanese sometimes wear on top of their kimonos.
I was focused only on kimonos, but eventually I bought a haori, just to see what it was like. From then on I was hooked. I love that I can now wear something so clearly Japanese with my everyday type clothing, something that's very striking and so different from what I see other people wearing. I think of them as one of Japan's secret treasures.
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Diocese, Vigilers Appeal Ruling on St. Stan's
ADAMS, Mass. — The doors at St. Stanislaus Kostka Church aren't opening any time soon.
Vigilers there had hoped that a recent decision at the Vatican would force the Roman Catholic Diocese of Springfield to restore the church as a place of worship. The diocese, however, has appealed the Congregation of Clergy's ruling. The vigilers have been advised that they, too, should appeal to ensure their voice continues to be heard.
Laurie Haas, one of the leaders opposing the decision to close the church more than two years ago, wrote that the Friends of St. Stan's had twice contacted the diocese attempting reconciliation after the Congregation of Clergy appeared to overturn that decision in February.
"We wrote to Bishop Timothy McDonnell and offered to enter dialogue with him in an effort to agree upon a manner of implementing the decree and reopen St. Stan's in a way that would best serve the Catholic community of Adams, as well as the Diocese as a whole," Haas said in a statement. "Unfortunately, our plea for conciliation went unanswered."
St. Stan's Church was still filled with Christmas decorations in February when vigilers and supporters gathered to hear the good news about the Congregation of Clergy's ruling. Now that it has been appealed, it may be months before the church's fate is known.
The ruling by the Congregation of Clergy, which included other church closures, has proved confusing to the dioceses affected.
The decree, received in February, upholds the suppression of the parish and its merger but rejects the reasoning behind its closure, saying it should have continued in sacred use.
At the time, the diocese said the "Congregation [of Clergy] seems to be undertaking a new application of Church law" and said it would ask for clarification.
"After consultation with canon lawyers from both within and outside our diocese, we determined the need to seek this clarification through the continuation of this canonical process," said diocese spokesman Mark Dupont in an email on Friday. "It is important to note that the Vatican upheld our right to suppress the parish in all cases, which was the more significant finding."
Dupont wrote that the decrees were all based on the same applications of Church law, but resulted in different findings by the Congregation.
Haas said the vigilers, who have refused to vacate the historic Polish church since before Christmas 2008, were informed of the appeal on Friday.
In a letter sent to Haas by the Apostolic Signatura, the high court's representative states "Bishop McDonnell contends that the Congregation erred in judging that the serious reasons for his decision were not demonstrated in the documentation submitted to the Congregation."
The Diocese of Allentown, Pa., had indicated it was appealing the same ruling on nine churches it shuttered in 2008. However, the diocese dropped its appeal and the fate of those churches remains unresolved.
The vigilers had hoped the ruling would pave the way if not for resurrecting the parish, at least for reopening the building as a shrine or other sacred use.
In her statement, Haas said their canonical counsel had advised they (technically Haas and six other signatories) appeal as well to ensure their participation. "Regrettably, therefore, the Diocese has left us no alternative but to file an appeal of our own."
Haas said the Friends of St. Stan's were disappointed but confident the Vatican's Supreme Tribunal will reopen the church.
"The future of St. Stanislaus Kostka is ultimately in the hands of Almighty God."
Updated on Saturday, June 25, 2011, at 7:34 p.m. with new information on the Allentown Diocese that was brought to our attention.
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"Sorterup (Du digted' for dansken en sang under ø)" [Danish title] is number 1715 in the Hans Christian Andersen Center's register of Andersen's literary works, i.e. no. 215 in the category poems (the range 1501 - 2900). BFN 174.
The work was published (24 December 1831) as a part of Vignetter til danske Digtere [Danish title]. (Number 1303. BFN 174. Category/genre: Collection of poems).
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In modern Danish on p. 190 in Johan de Mylius (editor): H.C. Andersen. Samlede digte ('Collected poems', Copenhagen, 2000).


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As my nephew, The Boy Wonder, is what I admiringly term 'a cheesecake hoover', he warmly received my idea of a cheesecake fortress for his 14th birthday cake. This idea developed from his initial request of "the biggest cheesecake you have ever made".
These cheesecakes are all made from the same "no bake" cheesecake recipe. It's quick and easy to make and you end up with a light, delicious cheesecake that can hold its own alongside any fancier recipes.
The recipe below sets out the basic quantities to make a 20cm cheesecake, but I doubled those to make the base, a 27cm beast! I then made a double batch and divided it up before adding different flavours to make the turrets – I simply made foil rings to keep them in shape. I toyed with using food rings but couldn't face all the washing up when the cheesecakes were freed!
I am very lucky to have a fab foodie friend, the wonderful Miz Ratti who brought me back a most welcome gift from Germany – Philadelphia cream cheese mixed with Milka chocolate. Why isn't this available in the UK? Why????? The task of making a chocolate cheesecake suddenly becomes laughably easy!
Along with the chocolate 'turret' cheesecakes, I also made smooth peanut butter flavoured (with chocolate covered peanuts mixed in), blackberry, pineapple (simply a small tin of crushed pineapple) and raspberry flavours. The base (aka the 27cm beast) was a classic vanilla.
Peanut butter:
You never have to worry about making too much cheesecake (is that even possible? I almost hate myself for typing that!) as it freezes well. To make it even easier, cut the slices and wrap them individually then you only need defrost what you want and the rest is safe for another day.
Happy 14th birthday Boy Wonder!
For the basic cheesecake mixture (this will make a 20cm round cheesecake, or 5 of the mini's I've made here):
250g digestive biscuits
100g unsalted butter
600g cream cheese – I used Philadelphia
100g icing sugar
284ml double cream
Suggested flavourings: Seeds scraped from 1 vanilla pod, 3 tablespoons smooth peanut butter, 3 tablespoons fruit puree, small tin of strained crushed pineapple.
Place the ring from a 20cm round springform tin on the plate you'll server the cheesecake from. Wrap the ring in either clingfilm or greaseproof paper to ensure that you can free the cheesecake easily.
Butter and bics in the food processor - pulse it until the butter is distributed.
Use the crumbs to line the base of the cheesecake. Press them down onto the plate but not so hard that you create biscuity concrete!
Refrigerate while making the cheesecake.
Slice the vanilla pod in half and remove the seeds. (if you are using any other flavourings this is the time to add them)
Place seeds in a bowl along with the cream cheese and icing sugar and beat until smooth and well combined.
Pour in the cream and beat until the mixture is completely combined.
Spoon over the biscuit base and level.
Leave to set overnight in the refrigerator.


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Welcome to books are love! I decided to create this world because I'm an avid reader. Or at least one of fantasy books, and I tend to want to ramble on my other worlds about the books I've been reading...so why not make a world for it? It's open to anybody. So if you want to be a guest poster, please send me a PM!! I hope you enjoy it! :)
I've decided on some rules when you post your reviews or book ramblings:
- When you post, please put the book's title and author in the title of the post!
- Either at the end or beginning of your review/rambling, please give some "warnings" to what's in the book. Example: "This book contains girls/boys love, profanity, sex scenes, lots of violence etc..." just so it's known in case someone has an aversion to it!
- Oh, and also along with the warnings, do say right away what genre the book is!
- If there are spoilers, do use the spoiler bars. But make sure to say *SPOILER* first...some people like to see what's under the black bars regardless lol.
- It'd be nice, if you do a review, to have some sort of rating at the end. :) Like a #/10 or a letter grade! <--these are preferred
- Please use proper grammar. Or at least to the best of your abilities! So no chatspeak (but "lol", "omg", and "wtf" can be used SPARSELY. No "omg this wz ze bst book evrrrr 4rlz.")
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- Finally, even though I love love love manga, and I feel they are books like others, this world is reserved for novels, ok?
In addition to book reviews, you may also write an author spotlight (click link for the post regarding those). That would be basically a general overview/review of an author that you like. :) See my (Angel Zakuro) posts for examples of how these should be done.
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While the Hyundai brand may be relatively new to the American market, the Korean company can trace its roots back more than 50 years. In 1947, the Hyundai Civil Engineering Company was founded by Chung Ju Yung, and during the 1950s, the company emerged as one of Korea's leading construction firms.
Hyundai Through The Years
Hyundai turned to auto production with the formation of the Hyundai Motor Company in 1967. In the following year, Hyundai established an alliance with Ford, signing a two-year contract in which the companies shared assembly technology. The first Hyundai built was the Cortina, a product of Hyundai's relationship with Ford.
Hyundai had the distinction of releasing the first Korean car, the Pony, which made its domestic debut in 1974. The Pony featured styling by Giorgio Giugiaro of the famed Italian automobile and design firm, ItalDesign. It also featured powertrain technology developed by Japanese automaker Mitsubishi. A year later, Hyundai began exporting the Pony to overseas markets like Ecuador.
Hyundai began exporting cars to Canada in 1986. Initially, Hyundai was unable to sell cars in the United States, as the Pony didn't meet emission standards.
Hyundai in America
Hyundai finally was able to enter into the U.S. market in 1986. The first car the company introduced stateside was the subcompact Excel, which was essentially the Pony retooled and rebranded for the American market. The car was an instant hit with the American auto-buying public, and 100,000 of the vehicles were sold during its first seven months on the market. It also received a nomination for Fortune's 10 Best Products.
Hyundai followed up on the success of the Excel with the midsize Sonata, released in 1988. The Sonata had existed previously and was popular in the Korean domestic market. The U.S. economical midsize version also featured styling by Giorgetta Giugiaro and ItalDesign.
However, by the early 1990s, the Hyundai brand garnered an unwanted reputation for unreliability. Sales faltered, and by the end of the 1990s, the company was in the process of retooling its U.S. brand and image. Their efforts have proved successful, and in 2004, Hyundai ranked second in "initial quality" in a survey conducted by a global marketing information services firm. Today, Hyundai has regained its standing in the U.S. market and is currently ranked as one of the top 100 most valuable brands worldwide.
Hyundai Models
Hyundai currently offers a diverse roster of vehicles in the American market. While the Excel was discontinued in 1994, the Sonata is still in production today and is even available as a hybrid. Nearly a quarter century after it was initially introduced, the Sonata remains a comfortable, likeable sedan that's affordable, versatile and still offers a wide variety of options.
In 1995, Hyundai introduced the affordable Hyundai Accent. The Accent may lack some of the style of the Sonata but it more than makes up for it with fuel economy and offers exceptional performance for being one of the more affordable vehicles currently on the market.
In 2008, the automaker introduced the Hyundai Genesis is a full-size luxury car, which can largely be viewed as Hyundai's counter to those who wished to write the company off as second-rate during the mid-1990s. Marketed as a "premium sports sedan," the Genesis offers performance and luxury extras along with adequate fuel economy for a full-size vehicle.
The Hyundai Tucson is a compact, crossover SUV that was released in 2004. Economical, versatile, and affordably priced, the Tucson is a five-door is the automaker's entry-level crossover offering.
In 2006, Hyundai launched their most luxurious SUV to date, the Veracruz. A crossover SUV, the Veracruz boasts a spacious, quiet cabin and a list of standard features that would be considered upscale extras on most other vehicles. The Veracruz is capable of accommodating seven passengers and is highly rated by those in the automotive industry.
Hyundai Products and Technologies
Hyundai found immediate success in the U.S. market through the introduction of affordable, economy-minded vehicles like the Excel and Sonata. When questions about the quality of their products arose, the company responded well by improving the cars they produce and striving to become a world-class brand. Today, Hyundai cars are considered reliable, quality vehicles, and the brand is respected around the world.
Vehicles like the Sonata, the Accent. and the Genesis are popular with American drivers for their reliability, economy, and even their style. Meanwhile, Hyundai also produces crossover SUVs like the affordable Tucson and the more upmarket Veracruz. Hyundai has further combatted its reputation for being unreliable by offering consumers some of the longest warranties in the industry.
Hyundai Accent
2019, 2017-1995 | Compact, Hatchback, Sedan
First introduced in 1995, the Hyundai Accent is an affordable compact car capable of seating five passengers.
Hyundai Azera
2017-2006 | Midsize, Sedan
Hyundai Elantra
2019-1995 | Compact, Hatchback, Sedan, Wagon
The Hyundai Elantra is an award-winning and affordable compact sedan with many features for the price—rather impressive considering the inauspicious start to its production life in the early 1990s.
Hyundai Elantra Coupe
2014-2013 | Compact, Coupe, Hatchback
Hyundai Elantra Touring
2012-2010 | Compact, Wagon
Introduced in 2009, the Hyundai Elantra Touring is a compact but spacious four-door hatchback.
Hyundai Entourage
2008-2007 | Minivan/Van
Hyundai Equus
2016-2011 | Luxury, Sedan
The Hyundai Equus is the flagship of the Hyundai fleet.
Hyundai Genesis
2016-2009 | Coupe, Luxury, Sedan, Sports
The Hyundai Genesis is a four-door sedan that was introduced in 2009 and represented Hyundai's first foray into the luxury car market.
Hyundai Genesis Coupe
2015-2011 | Coupe, Sports
Hyundai Ioniq
2019-2017 | Hatchback, Hybrid, Midsize
Hyundai Santa Fe
2019-2001 | SUV, Utility/Offroad
Since being introduced into the ever-growing crossover class of vehicles in 2001, the Hyundai Santa Fe has come a long way.
Hyundai Santa Fe Sport
2018-2013 | SUV, Utility/Offroad
Hyundai Santa Fe XL
2019 | SUV, Utility/Offroad
Hyundai Scoupe
1995 | Coupe, Sports
A two-door, front-wheel drive coupe, the Hyundai Scoupe made its debut to the U.S.
Hyundai Sonata
2019-1995 | Midsize, Sedan
Hyundai Sonata Hybrid
2018-2011 | Hybrid, Midsize, Sedan
The Hyundai Sonata Hybrid marks an entry into the hybrid sedan market.
Hyundai Sonata Plug-In
2017-2016 | Hybrid, Midsize, Sedan
Hyundai Tiburon
2008-2003, 2001-1997 | Coupe, Hatchback, Sports
A compact sport coupe, the Hyundai Tiburon made its North American market debut in 1997.
Hyundai Tucson
2019-2005 | SUV, Utility/Offroad
Hyundai Veloster
2019, 2017-2012 | Hatchback, Sports
The Hyundai Veloster is as unusual and interesting as its name.
Hyundai Veracruz
2012-2007 | SUV, Utility/Offroad
First introduced for the 2007 model year, the Hyundai Veracruz is a midsize crossover SUV that's capable of handling up to seven passengers and 87 cubic feet of cargo.
Hyundai XG300
2001 | Midsize, Sedan
Hyundai XG350
2005-2002 | Midsize, Sedan
Made from 2002 to 2005, the Hyundai XG350 is basically an XG300 with an engine upgrade.


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