Tabora Farms is a valuable resource for the community—not just Hilltown but neighboring towns. The actions being taken by the township seem unfair, unwarranted and uncharacteristic of our friendly, supportive community. I cherish the times I have spent with my children going to Tabora Farms, Peave Vally Park and the Lavender Farm. These places are our local treasures! I applaud the owners of Tabora Farms for their entrepreneurial spirit, their initiative, and all that they have done to make Tabora Farms a welcoming place for families.
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Wendy Burkhardt
7 years ago
Leave Tabora Farms and the Torrice family alone. Tabora is amazing... you have our support.
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Dennis Reilly
7 years ago
Sounds way to much like a personal vendetta.
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Jane cramer
7 years ago
Hilltown resident
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Joe Lewinski
7 years ago
I support Tabora Farms. Let's let them get on with serving the community and growing their business.
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Pam Bojangles
7 years ago
Tabora farms must be allowed to survive despite politics.
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Grace levering
7 years ago
Hilltown township should be ashamed! My kids and family have loved events at Christmas and Halloween and such for years at Tabora! What they do for the community is great! I hope things go in the favor of tabora, shame on this township. Leave small business families doing good for the community alone!
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Orison rhoades
7 years ago
Let’s let them grow there frame and provide revenue to the community and much happiness
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Anonymous
7 years ago
I support Tabora Farms. Great establishment and even better people.
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Michelle Picard
7 years ago
Please do not make ANY changes to the farm!!! So many families are given the opportunity to bond more over sleigh rides, picking apples/pumpkins or just sipping hot chocolate by a fire. The food is made from love, items used from their own farmland. Such a healthy way to live. My heart is heavy with the changes I am reading about
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Ilonka Colvin
7 years ago
Shame on you Hilltown zoning board. Way to support a local family and small business!!!
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Lauren Anders
7 years ago
Let Tabora Farms continue with their business as they always have. Such a fantastic place!
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Andrea Lystad
7 years ago
Let the farm be, it’s been a wonderful place for years!
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Jeannette Siegfried
7 years ago
Please leave this family and their farm alone. My family loved these activities at the farm that are now banned. Such a shame you are ruining what was great for the community.
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Woolard
7 years ago
A township that diminishes the importance of a respected business, well run, that takes into their heart the community in which they serve, a safe place for family and friends to meet, eat and enjoy their company needs to review their positions. Other communities respect their farms, which are far and few, protects their rights as farmers. The zoning board needs to start thinking about how they can help these people, not destroy what they have built. Destroying healthy trees? Seriously... townships everywhere in America are telling use to protect the few trees we still have with all of the building of homes. If they are diseased yes, take them out to protect other trees. What ever happened to serving the community? What ever happened to working to make this a better place to live?
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Deirdre Shaffer
7 years ago
Please reconsider these restrictions so that Tabora Farms can continue to contribute nutritious food and wholesome entertainment to our community.
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Patricia Fugew
7 years ago
Love Tabora, love the family and love the small business!
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Why would the township stop such a wonderful establishment from providing their services to the community. Please let this family continue what they have provided!
Allow the fun and community to continue
Tabora Farms is a valuable resource for the community—not just Hilltown but neighboring towns. The actions being taken by the township seem unfair, unwarranted and uncharacteristic of our friendly, supportive community. I cherish the times I have spent with my children going to Tabora Farms, Peave Vally Park and the Lavender Farm. These places are our local treasures! I applaud the owners of Tabora Farms for their entrepreneurial spirit, their initiative, and all that they have done to make Tabora Farms a welcoming place for families.
Leave Tabora Farms and the Torrice family alone. Tabora is amazing... you have our support.
Sounds way to much like a personal vendetta.
Hilltown resident
I support Tabora Farms. Let's let them get on with serving the community and growing their business.
Tabora farms must be allowed to survive despite politics.
Hilltown township should be ashamed! My kids and family have loved events at Christmas and Halloween and such for years at Tabora! What they do for the community is great! I hope things go in the favor of tabora, shame on this township. Leave small business families doing good for the community alone!
Let’s let them grow there frame and provide revenue to the community and much happiness
I support Tabora Farms. Great establishment and even better people.
Please do not make ANY changes to the farm!!! So many families are given the opportunity to bond more over sleigh rides, picking apples/pumpkins or just sipping hot chocolate by a fire. The food is made from love, items used from their own farmland. Such a healthy way to live. My heart is heavy with the changes I am reading about
Shame on you Hilltown zoning board. Way to support a local family and small business!!!
Let Tabora Farms continue with their business as they always have. Such a fantastic place!
Let the farm be, it’s been a wonderful place for years!
Please leave this family and their farm alone. My family loved these activities at the farm that are now banned. Such a shame you are ruining what was great for the community.
A township that diminishes the importance of a respected business, well run, that takes into their heart the community in which they serve, a safe place for family and friends to meet, eat and enjoy their company needs to review their positions. Other communities respect their farms, which are far and few, protects their rights as farmers. The zoning board needs to start thinking about how they can help these people, not destroy what they have built. Destroying healthy trees? Seriously... townships everywhere in America are telling use to protect the few trees we still have with all of the building of homes. If they are diseased yes, take them out to protect other trees. What ever happened to serving the community? What ever happened to working to make this a better place to live?
Please reconsider these restrictions so that Tabora Farms can continue to contribute nutritious food and wholesome entertainment to our community.
Love Tabora, love the family and love the small business!
Why would the township stop such a wonderful establishment from providing their services to the community. Please let this family continue what they have provided!
Let Tabora Farm move on!