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Let Tabora Farms Move On.

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Laura
7 years ago

You have the support of a family in Tredyffrin township! Family-owned farms are so important to support and maintain our quality of life, interests and lifestyle (why we choose to reside in this area vs all the other cities of the country). Though forcing farms to exist in boxes is in a township’s control, it is truly a decision of stupidity. Good luck and God bless your family and farm.

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Jen Rubeo
7 years ago

Tabora farms has always been a wonderful family friendly farm for children to pick their own fruit, as well as enjoy special events in our community. Let this farm continue to operate as it has in the past. It is a tradition for many families. Don’t destroy a local farm/ family by making them restructure to the pint f closure.

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Jen straub
7 years ago

I have So many memories here. Why shut down a local business that everyone loves. I always swing through on the way to my parents from Bethlehem.

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Steve Butcher
7 years ago

So tired of these supposed township supervisors picking on hard working families...how different would they e if it was another strip mall or big box store...the township officials need to no who they work for...time for a change

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Jacqueline Wright
7 years ago

Please promote small farms and their attempts to provide good quality local food and community events in our area. We have lost too many farms, local history and places that promote the sense of community while providing the farmers with the ability to keep their family farms alive. No farms- no food!

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Bonnie Ferrero
7 years ago

Let Tabora be!

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Gwen Coverdal
7 years ago

You have my utmost support! Love your farm!

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Kelli Aussprung
7 years ago

Good Luck!!!

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Kristen kidd
7 years ago

Let the Torrice family move on.

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Josh irvin
7 years ago

The residents of the community and surrounding communities are behind you 100% These drunk on their own micro power township supervisors need to be stopped!

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Carrie Davis
7 years ago

Truly a gem of the Greater Philly area. Some of our best mornings are spent with treats from your shop watching our kids play in the sandbox. Good Luck!

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Florie McQuiston
7 years ago

Love this place.great attraction to bring people to hilltown.who's gaining from their loss?

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Julia Johnson
7 years ago

Tabora should stay how it is. The owners and family are trying to make an honest living, as well as provide for and serve the community.

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Barbara Shallcross
7 years ago

This is a most valuable asset to the community. A family earning a living and providing good food, and other services to the area. They should be able to continue the family business. I love going there. Do not destroy a family business.

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Beth Malonoski
7 years ago

We love Tabora! Your community should treasure and celebrate this family business rather than keep punishing a productive community member.

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Cheryl Archibascio
7 years ago

Tabora Farms is the best!

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Jennifer Ryan
7 years ago

Keep what's wonderful about our communities going, small businesses and farms built us don't take that away

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Maybe work on the traffic flow in the front parking lot and driveway to the street. But let them do their thing!!!

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Laura
7 years ago

Email the Bucks County Commissioners, super easy to do. I googled and found the three of them on Bucks Countys website. I emailed all three. Second contact Governor Tom Wolf. It can't hurt!!

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Tim Ricci
7 years ago

I am incredulous at the thought that the zoning board would want to diminish and curtail the wonderful impact that the Tabora farm is able to have on the community. It disgusts me that they would want to hinder rather than help a wonderful family and business.