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Let Tabora Farms Move On.

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Eileen Longfellow
7 years ago

I can't believe that the township would not support a family run business, especially when Tabora Farm provides family oriented events. How sad! Good luck Tabora!!

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John McVan
7 years ago

This is just horrible what they are doing to this family. This is place my family always enjoys going to especially apple picking.

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Veronica Lauer
7 years ago

I loved taking my daughter to events at Tabora farms. This family should be allowed to continue to grow their farm and be a place for community events!

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Debby Law
7 years ago

Hilltown Township does not seem to appreciate the little gem it has with Tabora Farms. Local farms should be valued.

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Nakeya Blake
7 years ago

Leave Tabora alone.

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James Pross
7 years ago

I’m so sorry that the local government is being so short sighted and rigid. The local ordinances and policy makers should recognize the value of agricultural and ecotourism based businesses, like the Torrice Family’s. They and their ilk are vital to the economic future of suburban and rural America. These mixed uses that are accessory to traditional agriculture are a godsend to the rural economy and entrepreneurs like the Torrices should be encouraged and supported. Best of luck!

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Chris mccarty
7 years ago

Let family farms thrive!

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Ronald Allen
7 years ago

It pains us to see the poor treatment of two hard working Hilltown community members. Hilltown Supervisors, please move on to more pressing issues and let Tabora Farms continue to provide a wonderful service to all of us.

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Elizabeth Allen
7 years ago

How sad that the supervisors are doing this to an incredible local business. Focus on priorities and do what is right for your community.

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Caleb Torrice
7 years ago

We are so grateful for all of the incredible support. Thank you to everyone. We are all fighting for a good cause. #wearetabora

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Lynn Payne
7 years ago

This is so wrong.

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karen grake
7 years ago

good luck

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Cara
7 years ago

I love Tabor’s! Let them continue to be a bonus for this area!

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Beth Tormey
7 years ago

Please let Tabora Farms be a family run farm so that Hilltown can cling to some of the few farms that remain. This is a farm that provides wholesome goodness to those who support the farm and allows families to create memories that last a lifetime. My kids and I have picked apples and pumpkins there and my boys and I have such fond memories of those good times. We need to protect our farms and our open space before it is too late. Haven’t you noticed, the more we allow development and hardscaping, the more road flooding and drainage issues we have? Let’s save our farms!

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Laura Richart
7 years ago

This is why elections matter. This board needs to go. The farm owners were willing to make multiple concessions, yet this was still not enough. People looking to start a business beware - you don't want to do it in Hilltown!

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Bruce Gold
7 years ago

Let them do what they need to do at Tobora farm. It's a great place and business.

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Gabriel Blanco
7 years ago

Tabora must be allowed to exist as is, without any more roadblocks!

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Jan Spiegel
7 years ago

Shame on you Hilltown Supervisors!! Why dismantle a family business that has been in the community for years? You have now taken away MY family traditions of brunch, sleigh rides, Halloween and much more!

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Maryclaire Dzik
7 years ago

Protect this wonderful small business!

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Jody Groff
7 years ago

Tabora Farms is a great family owned business that serves its community faithfully and in a family-friendly way. They are kind, welcoming to all, and offer a great service. It is unfortunate that so many changes were forced on this business already. Please just let this family move on and conduct their business with the board-directed changes the zoning board already settled on. The services this family offers serves friends and families from outside of Hilltown- in Telford, Lansdale, Sellersville, Coopersburg, Hellertown and I’m sure others. Let this family continue to bring business to the Hilltown community and to support their children.