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Let Tabora Farms Move On.

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Stephen A Muth III
7 years ago

The Hilltown Supervisors need to honor the decisions of their own Zoning Board and respect this family-oriented, community-based business.

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Jim Browne
7 years ago

I support Tabora!!

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Catherine Smith
7 years ago

I support Tabora and ALL their community based events. Why on earth would you cancel beautiful things like weddings or Mother and Fathers day brunches. It blows me away. People trying to make a decent living while improving the community. What is this world coming to :(

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Timothy Lonesky
7 years ago

Leave this family alone!

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Tabora Farms is a community staple and needs to stay. If we keep letting whining neighbors win so local politicians can line their own pockets...pretty soon we'll have no community at all!! TABORA NEEDS TO STAY!!

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Terry Firehorse Silva
7 years ago

This entire saga makes me sad and angry. I want to know WHAT developers will BENEFIT from this young family losing their farm. If the appeal stands, that is what will happen. This effects not only this farming family, but the entire community. This board should be ashamed, and voted OUT if the right thing is not done here. Tabora Farms is an integral part of the community, and should be allowed to GROW.

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mark yocum
7 years ago

Hilltown leave this family alone! Vote out everyone of the supervisors.

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Michele Grzywacz
7 years ago

Obscene abuse of governmental power.

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Best wishes Tabora Farm!

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Lisa Conroy
7 years ago

Let these farmers alone

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Dan Logan
7 years ago

Protecting the community by eliminating community sponsored events is the end of the community. Please allow the community to evolve and develop its own identity, not have an identity of sterile legalese. Hilltown might as well become a chain department store or a stepford wives haven. Shame on overbearing government eliminating the pride and history of the people of Bucks County who for generations cultivated a unique sense of being and place by closing doors. Government reps are meant to work with the community to make it good for all. Please work with Tobora farms to keep it part of the community and let the community decide its best course.

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Kathy Wienckowski
7 years ago

Stop trying to ruin small businesses that are contributing members to the economy & are preserving the environment.

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Elliot R Titcher
7 years ago

Tabora's is an institution. The supervisors and Zoning Board do not understand how important this place is to the public.

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Who in their right mind would want those township officials running their government? Let the guy make a living for his family. I think the township board should go.

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Judith Harvey
7 years ago

Former Bucks County resident. Now Chester County resident. Supporting all local farmers.

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Glenn Koch
7 years ago

I think it's B.S. it's like taking food right out of this man's family's mouths we as good neighbors are supposed to support or local farms not kick them where it hurts maybe his neighbor needs to be kicked where it hurts that little B

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Kristen OKeefe
7 years ago

They offer great events for FAMILIES! Why destroy that?!?!

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Deborah Zervos
7 years ago

I wonder which supervisor or neighbor has plans to develop your farm into housing.

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Laura Albany
7 years ago

Keep this place of community building going! Good luck!

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Jeni Albany
7 years ago

Save the farm and all the wonderful activities that it provides to the community.