Kooma has been ranked among Yelp’s Top 100 restaurants in the United States, making it one of five Pennsylvania eateries on the list. Known for its fresh sushi, Asian-fusion dishes, and chic presentation, Kooma’s King of Prussia location draws national acclaim for quality and atmosphere.

New Luxury Homes Launch in Royersford with Toll Brothers’ Canterbury Meadows

Toll Brothers, a nationally recognized name in upscale home construction, has launched sales for a brand-new luxury home community in Royersford, Montgomery County. Known as Canterbury Meadows, the development features spacious single-family homes with high-end finishes and thoughtful layouts, appealing to buyers seeking both elegance and functionality in suburban Philadelphia.

Located just minutes from major roads like Route 422 and Route 202, Canterbury Meadows offers easy access to shopping, dining, and employment centers — making it especially attractive for professionals and families alike. The homes fall within the Spring-Ford Area School District, a key factor for families prioritizing strong public education.

Each of the 30 homes in this community is set on a generous lot and designed to provide privacy and space. Buyers can choose from layouts ranging from approximately 3,000 to 3,700+ square feet, with 4–5 bedrooms, multiple bathrooms, and 2-car side-entry garages. Most of the lots back up to natural open space, adding a layer of scenic beauty and calm.

The development's model home and sales office are now open at 183 Kline Road in Royersford. The featured model — based on the Laney floor plan — showcases Toll Brothers’ hallmark style: expansive kitchens, luxurious primary suites, and flexible interior options that can be tailored through the company’s in-house design studio.

Canterbury Meadows sits within a vibrant community, close to outdoor destinations like Evansburg State Park, Anderson Farm Park, and Limerick Community Park, as well as the nearby Turtle Creek Golf Course. These local amenities, combined with the neighborhood’s peaceful, suburban setting, make it a desirable choice for those looking to settle just outside the city.

Starting prices begin around $1.02 million, placing these homes in the upper tier of the local market. With growing demand for luxury living in Montgomery County, Toll Brothers’ newest project is expected to draw significant interest from buyers looking for new construction with both style and substance.

To learn more or book a visit, prospective buyers can explore the builder’s official site or stop by the Royersford location for a guided tour.

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Montgomery County Honors Fallen Officers, Engages Public on School Plans

Montgomery County Honors Fallen Officers, Engages Public on School Plans

This past week in Eastern Montgomery County, two significant community efforts took center stage — one honoring the memory of fallen police officers, and the other encouraging public input on the future of local schools.

In Horsham Township, officials held the 27th annual Blue Light Ceremony, a heartfelt tribute to law enforcement officers who lost their lives in the line of duty. The event included the dedication of a new memorial display at the Horsham Township Municipal Complex. Children and grandchildren of fallen officers were invited to light the memorial tree, making the tribute even more personal. Local leaders, including township officials and police department representatives, spoke during the ceremony, while solemn musical tributes added to the emotional atmosphere.

This tradition is part of a broader county-wide effort to ensure those who have served and sacrificed are not forgotten, providing families and the community with a moment of reflection and gratitude.

Meanwhile, in the Abington School District, education leaders launched a public survey to gather input on a proposed middle school project. The district is inviting residents, parents, and stakeholders to weigh in on the design and priorities of the future facility. The feedback will help shape decisions moving forward and ensure the school meets community needs.

Both initiatives — one honoring the past, the other shaping the future — highlight Montgomery County’s commitment to civic engagement, respect for service, and collaborative planning.

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