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Let Tabora Farms Move On.

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Elizabeth Nagle
7 years ago

This is absolutely shameful! It sounds like the township supervisors have ulterior motives and don't mind destroying this family's life in the process.

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Kathi Young
7 years ago

Save the farm!!!

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dan mcelaney
7 years ago

sounds like an inside job !!

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Melissa Sherman
7 years ago

The Sherman family supports you 100%. We moved a few blocks away and we absolutely LOVE all the events and activities here!

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Janet klima
7 years ago

Leave Tabora Farms alone! Spend your energy helping to solve the rampant drug problem that we have.

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kathleen Campbell
7 years ago

This is a lovely family farm, I have visited the farm with my family, through the different owners. Your township will lose a treasure if you continue to tie there hands.

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Melissa Hickey
7 years ago

This is a wonderful family business. In the current state of our world- this is seriously who gets shut down??!

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Sound slike the Supervisors want to force you out of business.. you have a LARGE parcel of land - developer must be sitting in the shadows holding his checkbook open.. old saying.. follow the money

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David Chester
7 years ago

We come from Phila to patronize this wonderful FAMILY place!!! The zoning board needs to leave this amazing place alone!!! The Deli is one of the main reasons we come here and we spend money at other businesses while in the area!!!

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Terry
7 years ago

Another example of government stepping on hard working tax paying citizens. Disgraceful!

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Deborah Bellini
7 years ago

Tabora has had a bakery and deli on premises for many years. The owner has agreed to only have agricultural events. I wholeheartedly support Tabora in it's present state!

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Laura Minicus
7 years ago

Please help protect what they built

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Charlotte Graham
7 years ago

Elected officials need to realize that farms today need to do more than farming to surive

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James petrucci
7 years ago

Who was ther first and should be able to make a living like any other family and who is on the board neighbors

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Adam J
7 years ago

Small family farms like this that host wholesome community events are a dying breed. These hard working people have given up enough. Let them move forward with their business and lives as previously agreed upon.

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Andrew Phipps
7 years ago

This is outrageous!! It seems that the township is trying to run a small business out of business. Something similar was attempted many years ago to Merrymead Farms in Worcester, PA. People that move near the farm after the farm has been in business complain as if they didn't know that this business was there!! People made the choice to move in knowing what Tabora does. There is no room for complaints here!!

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Tabora is a wonderful place with great people and good food! All of my children’s birthday cakes are from here. A great place for the whole community!

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Jennifer Brownyard
7 years ago

Farms such as this should be welcomed and supported for the good they bring to a community not penalized.

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suzan cheponis
7 years ago

This is one of the best if not the BEST venue going. We cycle to the farm and love everything about it. It is one of the few things left that is family oriented and oh so yummy. Your actions border on cruel and vindictive. Is this based on politics-friends and family. Please do not close the deli and let this wholesome business continue with benefits to the community both wide and far.

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Joanne Wedge
7 years ago

Family business is a plus to the community. People are getting to touchy about things.