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Let Tabora Farms Move On.

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Trisha Sulluvan
7 years ago

The farm is a wholesome traditional environment, and a legacy in the community. It would be foolish to impede it's success.

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John Monserrat
7 years ago

Support those who put food on your table as much as you do big chain stores. They provide revenue for the surrounding area and likely encourage more young people to come and spend money.

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William Mcgrath
7 years ago

Stop over regulation,allow this family to make a living and create jobs

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Jazmin Wright
7 years ago

This is awful the Tabora farm has been put through this!!!!

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Leave this poor family alone

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Marilyn Forsyth
7 years ago

Let Tabora move on!!! The community loves this farm and everything they provide!

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Candace Biafore
7 years ago

Why is this happening? Are locals complaining? Who’s getting money for making these changes?? Ugh

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Come on, zoning board! We have to support small businesses in our community!

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Emily McKinney
7 years ago

Leave the farmers alone and let them grow their farm!! Shame on you Hilltown Twp

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AJ metzger
7 years ago

Why impede good common sense family business?

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Kathleen Shannon
7 years ago

The community needs to support business such as Tabora. Please support this family-run store that continually puts its best-foot forward for the surrounding community.

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Gerri
7 years ago

Let’s be fair across the board. If farms 5 miles away in a different township are allowed to have all those extra activities why not let Tabora Farms! Let them make a living and continue to be an asset to the community! It is all driven by the new huge homes that are going up and instead of welcoming farms the township continues to allow more huge homes to take over the land!!!

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Marie Hartman
7 years ago

Do not allow the closing of such a unique business for our children to see and be part of. Good wholesome experiences

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Michelle McGowan
7 years ago

Feel bad for the family. I have great memories with my children very young visiting the farm on a regular basis. The township is being rediculous.

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Cheryl Nocito
7 years ago

This is not only heartbreaking but completely wrong!

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Danielle Shine
7 years ago

So sorry you’re going through this Patricia and family!!

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Arianne
7 years ago

I understand the importance of zoning regulations, however it is also important to encourage local farms in a way that does not over-regulate and/or prohibit new farming businesses. We should be prioritizing protecting family farms and encouraging a local foods movement.

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Donna Young
7 years ago

So sorry your township is allowed to BULLy your family farm and the enjoyment it brings to the community.

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Donna Sikorski
7 years ago

We used to live in Hilltown township. We enjoyed visiting Tabora Farms, please let this family move on!!

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Jessica H
7 years ago

Hilltown Township your zoning restrictions are not only hurting this beautiful and necessary business but also other residents who wish to use the property they pay good money for to grow their own food and provide for their families in a more natural and healthy way. The township does not need more homes or businesses, our roads are congested enough. I’m sure money can be found in a properly adjusted and cut budget instead of limiting and taxing businesses and residents. Perhaps it’s time for some new members of the Board.