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Portsmouth NH reaches parking deal with Deer Street group - Vimarsana News

Portsmouth NH reaches parking deal with Deer Street group

DSA claims the city’s previous refusal to approve a parking agreement has caused the company to suffer damages in excess of $4.25 million.

IN COURT: Who's been sentenced from Northampton, Daventry, Towcester, Earls Barton, Brixworth and Weedon - Vimarsana News

IN COURT: Who's been sentenced from Northampton, Daventry, Towcester, Earls Barton, Brixworth and Weedon

GBH, assaulting a police officer, drink-driving, shoplifting and riding an e-scooter with no insurance all dealt with by magistrates

Here are Seacoast NH, Maine blizzard shutdowns, parking bans, more - Vimarsana News

Here are Seacoast NH, Maine blizzard shutdowns, parking bans, more

All you need to know about parking bans and snow removal during the storm this weekend.

Update: Dover Police, Big Brothers, Big Sisters, Fabulous Find, HRCU - Vimarsana News

Update: Dover Police, Big Brothers, Big Sisters, Fabulous Find, HRCU

Community news from around the Seacoast.

Portsmouth Councilors Could Double Parking Ticket Fines - Vimarsana News

Portsmouth Councilors Could Double Parking Ticket Fines

Portsmouth Councilors Could Double Parking Ticket Fines Parking ticket fines could more than double under a proposal coming before Portsmouth city councilors Monday night. Tickets for an expired parking meter in Portsmouth currently cost $15. The proposed change now under consideration would raise the fee to $35 for each offense. Councilor Peter Whelan, who chairs the city’s Parking and Traffic Safety Committee, said downtown parking utilization is approaching 100 percent. The proposed fee change is intended to promote turnover among limited on-street parking close to shops and restaurants...