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Let Tabora Farms Move On.

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Katie Fagan Marini
7 years ago

Two fold; government destroying the livelihood of its residents and depriving the township of additional tax revenue.

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Jennifer Barry
7 years ago

Good luck Torrice family!

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Paul Christian
7 years ago

Dear Hilltown Supervisors, To whom are you answering to with your decisions? Certainly not the hard working family of Tobbora Farms who is trying to make a living and cooperate with the township! Shame on you...shame on you!

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Linda Christian
7 years ago

This information saddens me as Tabora is a hidden treasure that I not only enjoy myself but share with out of town guests. I’m sure there is an ulterior motive to this decision that has nothing to do with the actual Tabora business. I wish you the best of luck, you’ve done an amazing job utilizing your farm to bring events to the Hiiltown area. And you are right, other farms are supported by their township, shame on you Hilltown.

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Carolyn Powers
7 years ago

I can't understand the attacks on a small local farm and business that have brought joy to so many in and around our community. The abuse of power is so sad.

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Susan Mathers
7 years ago

Such a sad process of taking people's livelihood.

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Ann Regan
7 years ago

I’ll be praying for you all. God Bless.

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Keep Tabora Farms!

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Risa Thornton
7 years ago

I highly disagree with all of this. This should be fought.

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Donna Keyser
7 years ago

You can understand setting a noise ordinance but to do everything Hilltown borough has done is wrong. Out of spite I would sell out the land to townhome builders. See how the beautiful land looks then. Maybe the winery wasn’t so bad. I feel the township has no right to certain things they feel they have the right to have decided.

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Ken Snyder
7 years ago

Doesn't Hilltown Township have anything better to do than harass this family and business. My family has been coming here for years and supports this local business.

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Rikki Jones
7 years ago

This seems like a personal attack by the board of supervisors after Tabora has agreed to concede on so many income producing items that will surely make it harder for them to survive. Stop the madness and let them correct what they agreed to with the zoning board.

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Nora Pugnetti
7 years ago

This a wonderful , Unique place. This is important to any community

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Gina Williams
7 years ago

Tabora farms is a wonderful place in the community our family has enjoyed for many years. Our family has lived in Chalfont all our lives and when family comes to visit we always bring them to Tabora and they love it...It’s difficult to watch the hardship placed on this familiy and other small businesses that try to thrive to benefit the community and not supported by the Township. So sad. As a bucks county tax player and patron of Tabora......please leave them alone and support their growth!

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Donna Snyder
7 years ago

I believe Hilltown puts too many unnecessary restraints on businesses. Here we have a vibrant company creating revenue and they in essence want to kill it. Why?

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Carrie Najarian
7 years ago

Please support this wonderful, giving, community-based business and family!

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David Snyder
7 years ago

Since moving to the area almost two years ago the one thing I tell my friends and family I love the most about the area is all the local food establishments. Not a bunch of franchised restaurants serving unhealthy cheap food but family businesses serving a wide variety of local, homemade and healthy choices. Tabora Farms is one of those place. By far one of the best bakery’s in the entire area if not the best. I’m sadden to hear what the town is doing to the hard working family and employees of the farm. I wish all the people the best with their fight and know that I am on their side.

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Carlieze Vavrina
7 years ago

I support local family farms and businesses'. We should stand behind them- like the government does for big business. Cutting down thriving trees is wrong on so many levels! I think you guys want them to go bankrupt for more houses to be put is. Ruin all the farms!

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Joan Staples
7 years ago Featured

We only recently moved to this township. Tabora Farms is already one of our favorite spots here! We were so looking forward to spring, summer, and fall activities. This is all disappointing news. We need family run businesses like Tabora to remain.

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Lindsay Butler
7 years ago

This is a great farm and business!