Downtown

It certainly helps when the president of the United States pays a visit, too.

Hearth Market in downtown Portsmouth, New Hampshire, is under fire for dispersing slips to their customers highlighting their "No Loitering" policy. They encourage customers to unplug from devices and enjoy their surroundings in the space and not post up for hours on end doing work.

The center of the Old Port finally has a convenience store again—and no, it’s not your typical corner shop with a standard rack of candy and dusty Advil from 2009. You’ll still find your Bud Light, Ibuprofen, and TP, but things get weird when you hit the snacks. Green Tea Kit Kats? Check. Cucumber and Sea Salt Pringles? Yep. Rice Krispie Treat Peeps? For some reason, yes.

If you think parking in downtown Portland is a nightmare, try being a server. With garages charging up to $50 a day and a strict 2-hour street parking limit, many restaurant workers are losing a chunk of their paycheck just to park for their shift. Something has to change.

Ah, the Old Port—for years, home to cobblestone streets, great food, and, apparently still some of the worst parking jobs in the state.

It sounds like a great spot whether you are sober or not!

We've seen 'em all!

I had to Google, 'metal box on wheels' after seeing this in Portland, Maine.

Far & Wide identified the 'coolest' towns across America, with a tourism hotbed winning the title in Maine for the second straight year.

The Time and Temp Building in Portland, Maine, has been dark for almost a month, but it's back!

There appears to be a plan in the works for more public restrooms that would benefit the locals and visitors, as well as local businesses.

Yeah, we have a lot of pride here in the 603.

This is cool. Portland doesn't see too many of these types of events, so I'm excited about it. Happening conveniently at the Cross Insurance Arena right downtown Portland, is a bunch of unique indoor "extreme" ice races.

As the downtown area of Westbrook, Maine, continues to grow, a new beer and wine bar is set to open as a new option for residents.

After complaints and confrontations, Old Orchard Beach has decided to make all public restrooms in the town free-to-use this summer.

There's been a parking program for over a decade for low-wage workers in Portland, and not many people know about it.