The Library's Portland Room provides access to the complete run of the Press-Herald (as well as the Evening Express and Sunday Telegram, along with their predecessor newspapers) on microfilm.
An additional electronic resource, offering the Press-Herald fulltext, beginning in 1995 is the Maine Newsstand database, freely accessible in Maine via Digital Maine Library.
Submissions from 1994
Details on a meeting between the editorial board of The Portland Newspapers and
Details on amounts collected and spent by the state's four gubernatorial candida
Details on extensive interviews held with gubernatorial candidates Joseph Brenna
Details on recent polls and interviews with political scientists and voters rega
Details on the 21st annual Governor's Economic Development Conference, held yest
Details on the $2.8 million road reconstruction of the half-mile stretch of Broa
Details on the public forum held yesterday at the Portland Regional Vocational T
Details on the simplified zoning law to be considered by residents of Naples at
Details on yesterday's 1st District congressional debate, held in Portland and s
Details on yesterday's 1st District congressional debate. Republican James Long
Details on yesterday's 1st District congressional debate, which pitted Democrat
Details on yesterday's commissioning of the USS John S. McCain, the Navy's new h
Details on yesterday's debate between 2nd Congressional District candidates John
Details on yesterday's debate between Democrat Paula M. Craighead, 41, of Portla
Details on yesterday's debate between the candidates for the U.S. Senate. U.S. r
Details on yesterday's debate in Portland among the six Democratic candidates fo
Details on yesterday's eight-hour hearing on the state's new automobile emission
Details on yesterday's graduation ceremonies at the University of Southern Maine
Details on yesterday's gubernatorial candidates' debate, co-sponsored by the Gre
Details on yesterday's gubernatorial candidates' debate in Bangor, sponsored by
Details on yesterday's gubernatorial candidates debate, sponsored by the Maine C
Details on yesterday's gubernatorial debate, a two-hour affair sponsored by the
Details on yesterday's gubernatorial debate, the fifth to date. Much of the dis
Details on yesterday's gubernatorial forum, held at the Holiday Inn by the Bay i
Details on yesterday's health care forum at the University of Southern Maine, on
Details on yesterday's MS Regatta, which featured 58 boats racing around Casco B
Details on yesterday's open forum with the gubernatorial candidates and the edit
Details on yesterday's public hearing in Kennebunk on the state's new automobile
Details on yesterday's public hearing in Scarborough on the state's new automobi
Details on yesterday's public hearing in Topsham on the state's new automobile e
Details on yesterday's reunion of former Porteous workers. The Maine College of
Details on yesterday's U.S. Senate candidates debate, sponsored by the Chamber o
Details on yesterday U.S. Senate candidates' debate, sponsored by Ross Perot's g
Developer F Timothy Vigue has proposed covering Waterville's Main Street and Ca
Developer William J. Dowd has purchased the historic Tracy-Causer building on Po
Diaexport Inc of Windham has been fined $25,000 for violating federal customs l
Diamond Cove Associates, the developer who had originally proposed converting hi
Diane Cowan, an assistant professor of biology at Bates College in Lewiston, has
Diane Demos, a resident of Morning Street and owner of a 55-pound dog, has organ
Dianna Martin of Raymond is concerned that the nationwide shortage of organ dono
Diesel exhaust is responsible for nearly one-third of the nitrogen oxide created
Directors of the Bath Country Club have failed to meet the first of three $100,0
Disclosure reports on file in the secretary of state's office show that the Pass
Discovery House, Maine's first methadone clinic, has attracted far fewer clients
District Attorney Janet Mills announced yesterday that Benjamin Sawyer, 19, of N
District Attorney Stephanie Anderson has asked Superior Court justice Arthur G.
District Court Judge Alexander A. MacNichol has ruled that Winfield Doyle Jr., 1
District Court Judge Alexander A. MacNichol yesterday heard testimony in the cas
Diversified Communications Inc. of Portland was formed in 1970, and currently ha
Diversified Communications of Portland, which owns television stations in Bangor
Divers yesterday recovered the body of Daryl Catucci, 36, of Connecticut, from S
Doctors at Maine Medical Center in Portland on Thursday voted 80-79 not to accep
Dogs are an issue in Portland's city cemeteries. Dogs running free and the dese
Donabeth Winslow of Hollis works for Unum but seldom goes in to the office. Wins
Donald Krier, 34, has been named the Portland Police Department's 1993 Officer o
Dorothy Plummer of Portland died January 6 at age 94, and a will drafted in 1979
Doug Caldwell, a fifth-grade teacher at South Portland's Small School, has incor
Doug Friedman, 23, a native of Cape Elizabeth who helped Boston University to tw
Douglas Holmes, 49, of South Portland, a state police pilot, was flying a single
Douglas Malcolm, 40, of Portland, developed an interest in progressive causes af
Dover-Foxcroft District Court Judge Jessie Gunther yesterday granted Sister Mari
"Downeast Detectives: Six Tales of Mystery, Mayhem and Murder in Maine," by Mark
Dozens of elderly Mainers yesterday attended a public hearing at the University
Dr. Douglas R. Hill, 66, on October 12 signed a consent decree with the Maine Bo
Dr. Gregory C. Luck, a provider of abortion services, yesterday announced that h
Dr. John R. McGill, a Bangor plastic surgeon and the new president of the Maine
Dr. Lani Graham, Maine's health director, yesterday released figures showing tha
Dr. Michael Wise, a research mineralogist with the National Museum of Natural Hi
Dr. Paul R. Camp, a professor of physics at the University of Maine at Orono, is
Dr Susan St Mary has nursed thousands of children in the 15 years she has had
Dr Thomas B Courtice, a former president of Westbrook College, has been electe
Duncan M. FitzGerald, a Boston University geologist, with scientists from the Un
Duncanson & Holt Group, a New York-based reinsurance underwriting manager and su
During the recession in the early 1990s, many New England banks were suffering f
Dwayne Rogers, 30, of Cumberland Avenue, and brother Ronald Rogers, 31, of Bosto
Dyer School in South Portland has instituted the Quality Learning program, which
Each year, L.L. Bean is courted by thousands of manufacturers who would like to
E. Annie Proulx, 57, of Vershire, Vt., a 1953 graduate of Portland's Deering Hig
Ed Carr, 67, a retired postal worker from South Portland, yesterday missed his b
Ed Carr, 68, of South Portland, had his name drawn last summer from nearly 2 mil
Eddie and Arlene Jordan of Cape Elizabeth, owners of Marshview Waterfowl, curren
Edgar Leighton, owner of Leighton's five-and-ten store in downtown Freeport, pla
Ed Gerrish of Stockton Springs, leader of the anti-abortion group instrumental i
Edie Dubord, 35, of Waterville, and Todd Coffin, 32, of Bath, yesterday were nam
Editorial advocating that the site of a burned-out apartment complex at Washingt
Editorial calling on non-utility generators to renegotiate their contracts with
Editorial calling upon the Portland West Neighborhood Planning Council and the N
Editorial critical of LD 1449 that would allow the Legislature to shift confir
Editorial endorsing Dennis Dutremble and Ted Rand, candidates for the Democratic
Editorial endorsing John McDonough over rival Paula Craighead in the primary rac
Editorial indicating that the Pine Tree Legal Assistance Inc.'s challenge to the
Editorial lauding the successful efforts of the Maine and New Hampshire congress
Editorial on a proposed gambling casino in Calais -- The author believes approvin
Editorial on the campaign by the nonprofit organization Stand by ME to bring a R
Editorial on the Lewiston-Auburn Economic Growth Council and the success it has
Editorial on this week's U.S. News and World Report magazine, which contains an
"Editorial Page Editor" piece on the recent Portland municipal elections, in whi
Editorial praising the accomplishments of the Portland chapter of the National A
Editorial praising U.S. senator William S. Cohen for having ended a $1.4 billion
Editorial questioning whether anything positive will actually result from a cons