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Let Tabora Farms Move On.

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Judith Ashabranner
7 years ago

I stand with Tabora Farms

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Jen
7 years ago

Let them move on. Love taboras. It's a shame the township does not favor farmers and small business. We moved to another township and school district in Bucks bc hilltown and bedminster are unreasonable

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Pamela Glynn
7 years ago

How sad that this family has to fight so hard to keep their dream alive. These are hard working good citizens who are providing for their community and their family.

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Jeanne Jones Schatzan
7 years ago

I love this farm. I have watched them grow over the years and now being stopped and not being allowed to progess??? Shame on the Township!!!

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Maureen Hibschman
7 years ago

Love Tabora. Great for the community

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Leave Tabora Farm alone!! Allow them their God given freedoms and rights to provide great food and services to We The People. Small town committees who are drunk on power do not represent the communities' best interests, but their own greedy self interests. Follow the money.

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Danelle Witkowski
7 years ago

Save this farm and its people!!

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Jane F Andrews
7 years ago

I love Tabora farms, I stop in after mass at the Shrine. Prayers for you & all concerned.

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Eric ruhland
7 years ago

These townships just want your money. Couldn’t care less about anything but. Let the farm provide for their family.

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Anonymous
7 years ago

SAVE TABORA FARMS!!

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Andy Kastenhuber
7 years ago

People who don't learn from others mistakes are doomed to repeat them......#Warrington!

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Nicole
7 years ago

Stop trying to ruin goods old fashion families an fun leave tabora alone. Focus on things that really matter I can’t even believe this . Why would you want to destroy such a beautiful thing

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Donna Roof
7 years ago

Board of supervisors should be encouraging and supporting small businesses, not trying to chase them off!

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Im all for local farms. We have one near us and i love getting things from them

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Curious as to zoning board's underlying motives.

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Cindy Bechter-Smith
7 years ago

Farms are disappearing. The American Farmland Trust recommends the United States provide assistance to family farms. ........ “Enacting a 21st century federal agricultural land protection platform to more effectively address the interconnected threats to farmland from development, climate change, agricultural viability, and farm succession.” Hilltown local government needs to read the farmland trust report and respond in a responsible and supportive way to family farms and the environment. Currently they are part of the problem and need to be part of the solution.

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Danielle Chickanosky
7 years ago

Let the farm be and stand as they agreed

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Erin Kirchner
7 years ago

An establishment loved by the community.

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Tabora Farm is valuable to the community as both a small business and a farm. Enough is enough! Seen it happen before- wealthy neighbors with ties to township supervisor get their voice heard and what's good for the community is lost. Shame on you Hilltown.

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Dottie Otti
7 years ago

This is why i'm a libertarian. Appeal their own board's ruling! The hilltown local government is out of control.