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Let Tabora Farms Move On.

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Lisa Thornton
7 years ago

Tabora Farms has been a part of our lives for years! Always stop there to p/u a treat for holidays, family gatherings. Out with the kids, stop to get them a cookie and some elephant ears. Great place for a homemade lunch, flowers. Reasons for supporting them are endless! Please stop this battle and work with them. Our community can not afford to lose this business and what they provide us with

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Don Jefferson
7 years ago

Hilltown should drop the appeal. Support our local small businesses

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Leroy Harvey
7 years ago

Fantastic local, family friendly place

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Linda Livesay
7 years ago

Fantastic business!!! Please allow them to continue to thrive !!

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Maureen Campbell
7 years ago

I recently met Tabora Farms at an event hosted by my office building and was so impressed I went on the website to see how and when I could visit - I’m so surprised to find they are not fully supported by the local government and are being blocked from not only growing their business but bringing outside people in to town and preventing other local businesses from benefiting from influx of customers by preventing events and curtailing festivals - which are commonplace at other orchards in this state and surrounding states - because yes people travel to other states to visit - Such a shame!!

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James Roebuck III
7 years ago

They are a great business and an asset to the community. Leave them be!

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David Labe
7 years ago

Tabora Farms is much more than a business. Tabora is a part of the community, a cultural asset that continues the tradition of farming in the region while serving as an educational resource and a gathering place for good conversation, activities, and great food. Our families cherish memories of visiting and the joy we share in returning to this day. Please recognize the value of Tabora Farms for the local area and the region, and the values it represents for us all.

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SAUL BERGER
7 years ago

It's to bad that the township does not appreciate businesses that highlight the history and culture of Bucks County. The destruction of local agriculture as a resource and an event 4 Bucks County is being destroyed by the hill town supervisors. The county seat officials in Doylestown should be made aware of the subjective harassment of Hills Town supervisors as well as the Bucks County tourism office should also be made aware of an important and valuable asset to Bucks County that's being destroyed by the local Township

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Anonymous
7 years ago

My family has been going to this farm for years...it’s a special place and I hope they get to continue on.

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beverley kramer
7 years ago

Hilltown township has already taken enough from Tabora, what's wrong with them? leave the local farmer's alone!!!!!!

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Debra James Moench
7 years ago

Good luck!

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Carol Supon
7 years ago

I am truly disappointed in the Hilltown Board of Supervisors.

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Alisa Lusardi
7 years ago

Good Luck. My family loves your farm.

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Nancy Keltz
7 years ago

Stay Strong..don't give up....

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John Mosley
7 years ago

Leave the farm alone,If this was big business they wouldn’t be doing this because big business has deep pocket to fight this in court. Leave the small guy (The Farm) alone

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Deborah Kay Ellinger
7 years ago

I think the original decision of the Zoning Board was wrong, and this is even more of a travesty. Let them run their farm and be the creative, unique business that they have been in the past.

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John bell
7 years ago

Enough is enough! Small family owned businesses need our support not political indifference.

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Charles Ward
7 years ago

Stop messing with small business

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Gwen Williford
7 years ago

Keep Tabora Farms open and stop bullying small businesses .

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Naomi Fisher
7 years ago

Support your local business