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Let Tabora Farms Move On.

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Amy
7 years ago

Tabora farm is such an asset to its community. By inhibiting their farm from running their business you are in turn hurting the very Township in which you are called to protect.

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Michelle Virirakis
7 years ago

I hope that that Hilltown can find a way to make it work for this family to keep going! I love Tabora Farms!

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Denise Keenan
7 years ago

Please let them continue their fun, family events!!

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Kiamesha Kulp
7 years ago

Please let Tabora farm remain. We need so much, places like this in our busy society, for families to enjoy the places our food comes from. Keep local government small!

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Sherry kilburn
7 years ago

May God bless this family in a great way to overcome the enemy that’s trying to destroy them.

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Marisa Ringe
7 years ago

There will be a day when small local farms will be of such value... when food deserts abound and the community really needs those family’s who held on... it would be such a shame to lose this one!

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Rebecca Bachinsky
7 years ago

Love this Farm!!!

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Jen Kunich
7 years ago

Good luck!

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Nancy Albritton
7 years ago

This is disgraceful, confiscatory behavior by Hilltown Township. Didn’t they do the same thing in the 1990s to the gentleman who had a farm with apple trees and pumpkins and hayrides in the Fall.

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Annette Cassidy
7 years ago

This farm is an asset to the community.

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Chris Reynolds
7 years ago

Love this place!

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Thanks

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Anne Scanlan
7 years ago

Listen to the family’s service and needs and how they bless the township.

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Colleen McAteer Baumgardner
7 years ago

Tabora is a fantastic place to be! The Torrice family works incredibly hard; they are honest and kind. This nonsense needs to end.

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Karen Reinl
7 years ago

I love Tabora!!

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Kristi bessette
7 years ago

Yay to more family business!

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Tim Buck Jr
7 years ago

Tabora Farms is the most wonderful asset in the township and should be left alone to continue to do business as is.

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Lindsay Troyer Shannon
7 years ago

Rules and regulations are fine, so long as they don't prohibit a business from operating at its fullest potential. And this isn't just any business... It's a reason why we moved just 5 minutes down the road.. it fed my family the first two weeks when we moved in, has contributed to my Thanksgiving table, given my special needs son a safe place to play and learn about agriculture, and provides DESPERATELY needed community events and activities that no other place in the area does. This alone should motivate the zoning board and appropriate committees to preserve this business and support this family, for the betterment of this entire community. Not only is this ludicrous, but the community won't stand for it either. WE SUPPORT TABORA and will continue to support their ability to work, provide and operate in our amazing community.

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Cara Alderfer
7 years ago

Please let Tabora Farm run their business as is. I am a Hilltown resident and am saddened that the board continues attack this farm and family. I support small business and Tabora Farm in my community.

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Paul Fratrik
7 years ago

Sorry you are being treated this way, Not what a community is about