Portland Maine

As we think about the history of our state, we often wonder about the sizes of our cities, towns, and counties. Well, this is the smallest county in Maine, and I bet you never would have guessed it.

Concerns citing that the current one-way setup has become a speedway for drivers and that slowing things down could enhance safety for pedestrians and cyclists, but will that affect the size of bike lanes and parking?

Lots of changes started happening shortly after the episode aired, although the owner's perseverance is unmatched.

Honestly, this could go for businesses outside of Northern New England, too.

A post on Facebook sparked conversation about the extensive menu of mouthwatering meals from the Village Cafe, and people chimed in with their favorites.

If you're going to take your dogs into a public space, have the common decency to be attentive and close by, just in case.

3G's Tire auto shop in Portland, Maine, takes care of vehicles with integrity, affordability, and skill.

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.

If you’ve lived in Southern Maine for a while or even occasionally visit, there’s a good chance you have found yourself at this classic Old Port sports bar.

Grand Slamwiches are being exchanged for two major two-way roads systems to open back up and allow easier navigation throughout the neighborhood.

What's better than a Grand Slam, a chocolate milk and years of family memories? A friggin' roundabout, that's what!

Over the last decade, unique restaurants have been popping up all over this city, giving foodies (or just people that enjoy dining out) a large number of options.

A local restaurant owner made an observation: people seem less patient and meaner these days.

I had the best time.

This seems like it happens on the reg in the Old Port especially.

Potential good news for those of you who may be looking in the area of Maine's biggest city. With the current housing demand, Portland and South Portland are predicted to recover faster than most.