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
Editorial questioning whether anything positive will actually result from a cons
Editorials on Jean Gannett Hawley, who died early this week at the age of 70. H
Editorial supporting the efforts of the Portland Water District to acquire all l
Editorial urging Democratic voters to support Sheriff Wes Ridlon in the primary
Editorial urging passage of tough laws to fight truck driver fatigue, which has
Editorial urging support for the efforts non-profit group Friends of the Maine S
Ed Langlois, who is the president of the South Portland Shipyard Society and is
Ed Noyes, a longtime host of WMPG-FM blues programs, hopes to purchase the forme
Edward Cloutier, 66, the Livermore Falls lawyer convicted of vehicular manslaugh
Edward Harding, the acting executive director of the Maine Marine Museum in Bath
Edward Hawes, an environmental historian from Brunswick, spent three years study
Edward I. Johnston, 40, of Readfield, on Tuesday submitted his resignation as re
Edward Laverty, the former president of the University of Maine's experimental s
Edward Mattar III, owner of Nasson College in Sanford, yesterday gave away furni
Edward Oakes, 59, a 21-year employee with the city of Portland, died yesterday a
Edwards Manufacturing Co. has agreed out of court to pay a $20,000 penalty over
Eight armed men loitered in Monument Square yesterday evening, and were ignored
Eighth-graders in Pownal have to decide between attending Freeport High School o
Eight Republican candidates for governor met at a League of Women voters-sponsor
Eight retailers in downtown Old Orchard Beach yesterday were charged with sellin
Eight teenage foster children from Maine will travel to Mexico's Yucatan Peninsu
Eight teenagers and three adults returned to Portland late last night after a te
Elementary school children in Bridgton last week settled into their new 20-class
Eleven weeks ago, the state awarded nearly $900,000 in grants to 12 school syste
Elizabeth Barr, the mother of three, last week had her name drawn from a hat con
Elsie Viles, 80, of Augusta, is donating a 6,200-square-foot modern home, comple
Elton John's Express was started in 1939 by Simon Thompson, grandfather of curre
Elwin Martin, 62, of Portland, on Monday was arrested by Biddeford police and ch
Emeline M. Grondon, an East Lebanon postal employee, has filed a civil lawsuit a
Emergency room visits to Westbrook Community Hospital have increased from 2,000
Emerson "Tad" Baker, the executive director of the Dyer Library Association in S
Emina Smajovic, mother of Sanela, 6, and Minela, 8, arrived in Portland yesterda
Employees of Bath Iron Works yesterday held their fourth noon rally of the week,
Employment figures for March, the latest figures available, put Maine's seasonal
Enrollment at the University of Southern Maine this spring is at 8,863, a nearly
Environmental and public health advocates yesterday used state and national figu
Eric Hartglass opened his first bagel store in Portland in 1977, and now owns th
Eric L Reed, 23, a native of Brunswick, has been extradicted from California to
Eric L Reed, 23, of San Ysidro, California, yesterday pleaded innocent to murde
Eric S. Rosengren, vice president and economist for the Federal Reserve Bank of
Erik Carson, a consultant, recently finished a survey 1,129 of Scarborough's old
Erwin L. Rupert, 38, who holds a master of divinity degree from Harvard Universi
Eugene van As, chairman and chief executive of Sappi Ltd., said his company has
European Kings Club and its associated companies and individuals have agreed to
Every Monday through Thursday the clinic at the Community Resource Center at 15
Every other New England state except Maine has either banned wolf-dog hybrids or
Executive Office Centers on Congress Street in Portland and 170 Associates in Fa
Explanation of the construction of the new Portland-South Portland Bridge piers,
Fall Sports '94: a complete guide to Western Maine high school sports.
Falmouth voters yesterday returned Chairwoman Elaine McCool to the town council
Farmington police have charged Steven B. Rodgers, 27, of Rangeley with two count
Farrington's Clothing & Footware of Brewer is closing its downtown Portland stor
Federal Census Bureau projections indicate that Maine's over-65 population will
Federal Census Bureau projections show that Maine's population will become sligh
Federal officials are delaying the starting date for a federal Job Corps program
Federal officials have backed away from a plan that would have banned fishing in
Federal regulations allow mentally disabled individuals to reside in subsidized
FedEx Corp. yesterday began construction on a $1 million, 19,200-square-foot air
Female police officers in Maine say they have experienced sex discrimination and
Fieldcrest Cannon Inc., owner of the Bangor and Aroostook Railroad, on Wednesday
Fifth graders at Riverton School in Portland yesterday launched a student postal
Fifth-graders from South Berwick's Central School yesterday held a mock trial at
Fifth-grade students from South Portland's Skillin School yesterday explored the
Fifth in a series of eight articles on the Republican gubernatorial candidates.
Fifth in a six-part series on the fishing industry entitled "Empty Nets, Sinking
Figures from the state and Systems Control, the company that runs the CarTest pr
Figures released recently by the state Bureau of Taxation show that urban homeow
Final article in a series profiling the Republican candidates for the 1st Distri
Firearms dealers in the state reported a brisk business in handgun sales on Sund
Fired Freeport Rescue Chief Deborah Libby has informed the town that she intends
Firefighters and police from departments around the state yesterday attended a s
Fire officials are investigating the fire that caused the destruction of the Old
First Atlantic Corp. of Portland has filed suit in Cumberland County Superior Co
First Coastal Corp. of Portland, the parent of Coastal Savings Bank, lost $224,0
First District congressional candidate James Longley Jr., a Republican, has a di
First in a four-part series on managing medicine. Doctors, hospitals, employers
First in a four-part series profiling the candidates for governor. Jonathan Car
First in a four-week series on Maine's forests and forest products. Maine is th
First in a series of eight articles profiling the Republican gubernatorial candi
First installment of a series on education; part of the Reader Roundtables progr
First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton will meet with residents of 100 State Street o
First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton yesterday used a forum at the University of Ma
First of a four-part series on the campaign for the U.S. Senate, which pits U.S.
First of an occasional series resulting from the Press Herald spending a year wi
First of a series of articles on the Republican primary in the 1st Congressional
First of a six-part series on the fishing industry, entitled "Empty Nets, Sinkin
First of five articles on the Democratic race in the 1st Congressional District.
First quarter figures for S. D. Warren, which operates mills in Westbrook, Skowh
Fishermen brought 809 million pounds of fish and shellfish to Portland in 1993,
Fishermen in Massachusetts have started a boat tie-up, or strike, to protest the
Five legislators from southern Maine--Sen. Gerard P. Conley Jr., D-Portland; Sen
Five of Maine's top high school track and field athletes will compete at the USA
Five teen-age girls, all students at Thornton Academy in Saco, are being credite
Five University of Maine at Orono athletes in five sports have been found to be
Five young people yesterday walked away from the Maine Youth Center, just 12 hou
Fleet Bank of Maine is one of a growing number of Maine businesses that is tryin
Fleet Bank of Maine is selling four of its branches in western Maine to Kingfiel
Fleet Financial Group of Providence, RI, parent of Fleet Bank of Maine, yester
Fleet Financial Group, the parent of Fleet Bank of Maine, plans to lay off 3,000
Fleet Financial Group yesterday announced that it has earmarked $31 million of i