Small family farms should be protected.
For the financial sustainability of the family who runs it. Also the benefits it provides for the communities it serves. We need less mass produced, and more hands on attention to the food being served.
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Carol Stempinski
7 years ago
Does the board want everywhere to become a tax generating place? We need open space and family owned and run farms. Sometimes to do that they are forced by heavy taxation to supplement their income. Allow them to do that to give us a place for our children and grandchildren to go and see how things used to be done.
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Betty - Bob Malicki
7 years ago
Love your products. Let freedom allow you to serve YOUR community & frequent visitors like us!
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Laura Ferro
7 years ago
We love it here. Great staff, amazing food, fun place for the kids to play and experience community and local sustainability.
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Ellen Cox
7 years ago
LEAVE TABORA ALONE!!! Why are your harassing a successful, local, family Business in our community?!?! Bunch of vindictive, mean Hypocrites!
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Lauren Dunsmore
7 years ago
Why are they being so stuborn instead of supporting local businesses.
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JOHN J NIZIOLEK
7 years ago
Please allow this established business to remain, they being tremendous business to the area and are a loved spot for many.
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Michelle Lee
7 years ago
Tabora Farm, with its friendly staff and delicious treats, is a wonderful gathering place for the area.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Tabora Farms is being unjustly punished due to cranky neigjbors or more likely greedy developers who have paid off township commisioners. Let's vote these commisioners out of office. Alternatively, develop low income government subsidized housing on the property. The neigjbors and commisioners would just love that.
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Adam Raven
7 years ago
This place is incredible, and should be a welcome asset to any local community, let the local business owners focus on what matters, not fighting the system.
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Maureen McGinley
7 years ago
Pls keep tabors farms the way it is operating today. Small businesses and this farm are important to the community
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Ken Lawrence
7 years ago
We support Toboro
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Deborah Glang
7 years ago
So wrong to keep at these people the agreement was met why keep stirring the pot ,we want Tabora !!!
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Lynne Goldman
7 years ago
Tabora is a great farm, place for delicious local food and also fun. Farms need agri-tainment today if they are to survive.
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John Amici
7 years ago
Nonsense. Let people enjoy themselves and let this family thrive.
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Stephen Keesler
7 years ago
Farms are the cornerstone of our community and should be treated that way
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David
7 years ago
You guys provide great service to the community. We moved to Schuylkill county in 2001 but still visit Tabora farms when we visit.
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Kyle Shapiro
7 years ago
A family that bought a property with permits and approved inspections that is working hard to sustain and develop both the land and community with wholesome events should be respected and cordially worked with. We need more families and businesses like this. Additionally, what a shame that they can no longer host the many innocent events that helped bring families and community together. In a world where family life is so strained and kids struggle for belonging what a shame. Furthermore, imagine if this farm could sponsor outreach to city schools with "spots" in each of their (now prohibited) events what a positive impact they could make on the community even beyond the immediate local one! Imagine a partnership with a university with a strong agricultural department, the green advances that could be accomplished for the land and interested youth with different working "scholarship" programs. There is so much potential here for good! Please work with this honorable family.
Let Tabora operate their business!
love this farm
Small family farms should be protected. For the financial sustainability of the family who runs it. Also the benefits it provides for the communities it serves. We need less mass produced, and more hands on attention to the food being served.
Does the board want everywhere to become a tax generating place? We need open space and family owned and run farms. Sometimes to do that they are forced by heavy taxation to supplement their income. Allow them to do that to give us a place for our children and grandchildren to go and see how things used to be done.
Love your products. Let freedom allow you to serve YOUR community & frequent visitors like us!
We love it here. Great staff, amazing food, fun place for the kids to play and experience community and local sustainability.
LEAVE TABORA ALONE!!! Why are your harassing a successful, local, family Business in our community?!?! Bunch of vindictive, mean Hypocrites!
Why are they being so stuborn instead of supporting local businesses.
Please allow this established business to remain, they being tremendous business to the area and are a loved spot for many.
Tabora Farm, with its friendly staff and delicious treats, is a wonderful gathering place for the area.
Tabora Farms is being unjustly punished due to cranky neigjbors or more likely greedy developers who have paid off township commisioners. Let's vote these commisioners out of office. Alternatively, develop low income government subsidized housing on the property. The neigjbors and commisioners would just love that.
This place is incredible, and should be a welcome asset to any local community, let the local business owners focus on what matters, not fighting the system.
Pls keep tabors farms the way it is operating today. Small businesses and this farm are important to the community
We support Toboro
So wrong to keep at these people the agreement was met why keep stirring the pot ,we want Tabora !!!
Tabora is a great farm, place for delicious local food and also fun. Farms need agri-tainment today if they are to survive.
Nonsense. Let people enjoy themselves and let this family thrive.
Farms are the cornerstone of our community and should be treated that way
You guys provide great service to the community. We moved to Schuylkill county in 2001 but still visit Tabora farms when we visit.
A family that bought a property with permits and approved inspections that is working hard to sustain and develop both the land and community with wholesome events should be respected and cordially worked with. We need more families and businesses like this. Additionally, what a shame that they can no longer host the many innocent events that helped bring families and community together. In a world where family life is so strained and kids struggle for belonging what a shame. Furthermore, imagine if this farm could sponsor outreach to city schools with "spots" in each of their (now prohibited) events what a positive impact they could make on the community even beyond the immediate local one! Imagine a partnership with a university with a strong agricultural department, the green advances that could be accomplished for the land and interested youth with different working "scholarship" programs. There is so much potential here for good! Please work with this honorable family.