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Let Tabora Farms Move On.

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Teresa Kiser
7 years ago

I moved away from the area 4 years ago, but Tabora Farms remains on my list of places I MUST visit when I come to the area every year!

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Cara Burrell
7 years ago

Shameful. There is an old saying... "only when the last tree has died and the last River been poisoned and the last fish been caught will we realize we cannot eat money." You are setting them up to fail and then will use them as an example of failure. Your ethical standards need some serious discussion.

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Anonymous
7 years ago

we need our farmers, now more than ever. The local family farms are the life blood to our communities.

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Kimberly Weichel
7 years ago

This farm needs to be exactly where it is!

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Patricia weller
7 years ago

We frequent farms like this and it would be a shame to force one in ruin.

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Julie Distel
7 years ago

This is deplorable!!! I stumbled upon this farm last year on my way to AARK with my 3 young girls, to give them an injured baby bird we found in our yard. On our way home we stopped here for an impromptu lunch. What an AMAZING, cozy place and delicious lunch experience!! It absolutely breaks my heart that the township would consider doing anything to negatively impact this wonderful place!!!

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Farmers have it hard enough as it is. Zoning so that this family is not allowed to supplement their income is unfair.

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Julie
7 years ago

Let this farm be a gathering place to the community and cherish it for what it provides. Look around and see what a treasure this is to have a farm that connects people.

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Rob Misko
7 years ago

Help preserve local farms!

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DJ Siravo
7 years ago

Hilltown supervisors - apparently you do not realize how blessed you truly are to have a family-run agricultural business in your midst! So much better than warehouses and tractor trailers, that stress the environment instead of resect it. Please allow the Torrice family to continue in their endeavors. It uplifts the community and is a good example for school children (and adults, too).

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Donald Laverty
7 years ago

It makes you wonder what the reason is for removing a much beloved Irish festival from our community and hurting this family's income. Rumor has it that a neighbor complained to one of the board members who is a friend of his and that is why we are at this impasse. It is time to vote out all of these people who were elected by us and bring back this festival.

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Shannon Struble
7 years ago

I support local farms! Its a great place to bring the family!

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Lisa scholl
7 years ago

Good luck!!

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Maureen Crocker
7 years ago

Thank God for family run business like Tabora Farms!! We need them. These small businesses are what our country was built on and they are slowly, but surely being squeezed out. I for one do NOT want this to happen! I offer this family my prayers and support.

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Maureen Crocker
7 years ago

Thank God for family run business like Tabora Farms!! We need them. These small businesses are what our country was built on and they are slowly, but surely being squeezed out. I for one do NOT want this to happen! I offer this family my prayers and support.

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April Gebelein
7 years ago

We need our local farms!

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Kim Meehan
7 years ago

We need to support our local businesses

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Kelly Thompson
7 years ago

Support small business!!!!

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Diane Nyce
7 years ago

Heart broken for this family. Farming is what these communities where formed on.

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Maria Peifer
7 years ago

How do you plan on farming to succeed without additional venues? No one else wants to do the dirty job but everyone else wants their food cost pennies.And since when someone else decided how to operate the property to be successful? I think it is a time for re-election and kicking the board out. What a bunch of envious hypocrites!