This farm is the last of a dying breed in our area. It’s a wonderful addition to the community, one that my family and I treasure.
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Greg Zimmerman
7 years ago
We go to Taboras about twice a month. The grand-kids love it! Why are they bullying ya"ll now? This place has been around for awhile. Maybe they see all that new tax money coming in from the peace valley winery townhouses and are leaning on ya"ll to get you to move. Sad.
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Judi Orme
7 years ago
Keep Tabora Farm open!!
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Pamela Ware
7 years ago
Tabora Farm needs to be protected. I live in Hilltown and enjoy the farm. The ruling is draconian and should be vacated. This is nonsense. I will be looking at all members on the board who reached this decision and will vote according to how they proceed.
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Amy Kapp
7 years ago
This is a wonderful hometown farm! Let it be!
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Tabora is loved by everyone - just the way it is
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Nicole Sklarz
7 years ago
I am getting ready to marry into a family with a family farm business similar to yours, I pray for your family to continue the good farm work your family provides the community and pray the politicians wake up an see the extreme value a family like yours provides and that it deserves the support of the community and government as well!
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Michelle
7 years ago
Shame on you. We need farms.
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Kelly
7 years ago
I grew up down the street from tabora farm. I love there selection of loose leaf tea. Not only have I been to the Irish Festival and winter festivities such as the sleigh ride but I also will pick up desserts for parties I go to. They are so kind every time I have been there. I understand rules need to be followed but the township is being a little extreme. Be proud of a local business that the community enjoys. Let them do business and prosper. There profit will make the township a better place!
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Joyce Kubiak
7 years ago
Save the farm.
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Kate Niess
7 years ago
Tabora's is a great place & it seems as though the township is trying to force them out. Not cool!
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Maria McGill
7 years ago
Tabora Farms is a wi devil she much needed farm. Please leave it as is
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Kat
7 years ago
Hang in there!
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Lisa fantini
7 years ago
For years and years, tabora is a wonderful place to go for young and old!
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Kimberly Signarovitz
7 years ago
We love Teborah! We still plan visits there despite relocating to another state. It's a beautiful place owned by lovely people and has a great sense of community - we need more places like it, it would be so deflating to see it go.
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Andy Warner
7 years ago
Very Sad and frustrating to see an oppressive government body hurt a family business that so many in the community like and support.
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Gary williams
7 years ago
Our family and now grandchildren have immensely enjoyed the events,food and overall sense of community at Tabora Farm.
Why should a handful of people decide the fate of this wonderful family run business
We need more of what this family has brought too this area,not another subdivision of soulless McMansions
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Dave Kitabjian
7 years ago
Covered bridges, bucolic open spaces, and the family-run, home-cooked, local Tabora Farm are the things that make us all love living in Bucks County.
Strip malls, big box stores, and townhouse developments are the fate of so many communities around us. Small, home-town businesses like Tabora are getting uprooted all around us. Many factors make them hard to survive, even though none of us could imagine being without them.
I’d like to see a community that encourages a dozen new, homey businesses like Tabora, that bring the charm and personal shopping and family-oriented experience back into our lives.
It hurts me to think that the value that these local, Bucks County traditions, are sometimes being overlooked. It’s possible for Tabora to be a good neighbor and still continue as the full-fledged, unique fixture in our community that they have been.
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Brad Miller
7 years ago
What a shame. Good people doing great things for the community and now others want to shut it down. Hope everything works out, good luck. You have our support.
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Shannon Couturier
7 years ago
My family and extended family have always loved your food and events.
This farm is the last of a dying breed in our area. It’s a wonderful addition to the community, one that my family and I treasure.
We go to Taboras about twice a month. The grand-kids love it! Why are they bullying ya"ll now? This place has been around for awhile. Maybe they see all that new tax money coming in from the peace valley winery townhouses and are leaning on ya"ll to get you to move. Sad.
Keep Tabora Farm open!!
Tabora Farm needs to be protected. I live in Hilltown and enjoy the farm. The ruling is draconian and should be vacated. This is nonsense. I will be looking at all members on the board who reached this decision and will vote according to how they proceed.
This is a wonderful hometown farm! Let it be!
Tabora is loved by everyone - just the way it is
I am getting ready to marry into a family with a family farm business similar to yours, I pray for your family to continue the good farm work your family provides the community and pray the politicians wake up an see the extreme value a family like yours provides and that it deserves the support of the community and government as well!
Shame on you. We need farms.
I grew up down the street from tabora farm. I love there selection of loose leaf tea. Not only have I been to the Irish Festival and winter festivities such as the sleigh ride but I also will pick up desserts for parties I go to. They are so kind every time I have been there. I understand rules need to be followed but the township is being a little extreme. Be proud of a local business that the community enjoys. Let them do business and prosper. There profit will make the township a better place!
Save the farm.
Tabora's is a great place & it seems as though the township is trying to force them out. Not cool!
Tabora Farms is a wi devil she much needed farm. Please leave it as is
Hang in there!
For years and years, tabora is a wonderful place to go for young and old!
We love Teborah! We still plan visits there despite relocating to another state. It's a beautiful place owned by lovely people and has a great sense of community - we need more places like it, it would be so deflating to see it go.
Very Sad and frustrating to see an oppressive government body hurt a family business that so many in the community like and support.
Our family and now grandchildren have immensely enjoyed the events,food and overall sense of community at Tabora Farm. Why should a handful of people decide the fate of this wonderful family run business We need more of what this family has brought too this area,not another subdivision of soulless McMansions
Covered bridges, bucolic open spaces, and the family-run, home-cooked, local Tabora Farm are the things that make us all love living in Bucks County. Strip malls, big box stores, and townhouse developments are the fate of so many communities around us. Small, home-town businesses like Tabora are getting uprooted all around us. Many factors make them hard to survive, even though none of us could imagine being without them. I’d like to see a community that encourages a dozen new, homey businesses like Tabora, that bring the charm and personal shopping and family-oriented experience back into our lives. It hurts me to think that the value that these local, Bucks County traditions, are sometimes being overlooked. It’s possible for Tabora to be a good neighbor and still continue as the full-fledged, unique fixture in our community that they have been.
What a shame. Good people doing great things for the community and now others want to shut it down. Hope everything works out, good luck. You have our support.
My family and extended family have always loved your food and events.