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
Kennebunk police have arrested Eric S. Michalovic, 18, of Kennebunk, and charged
Kennebunkport Brewing Co., which brews Shipyard Export Ale, is hoping to open a
Kennebunk town officials are appealing to the Maine Supreme Judicial Court to pr
Kenneth Edgecomb, 85, the code enforcement officer for the town of Limington, is
Kenneth Hayes, the chairman of Maine Common Cause, yesterday said that congressi
Kenneth M. Lefebvre was yesterday elected mayor of Westbrook. Lefebvre won with
Kevin Bisson, 19, of Biddeford, who died last week when the car he was driving w
Kevin C. Clark, son of L.L. Bean heiress Linda Bean, yesterday was rescued by th
Kevin Eastler, 16, of Farmington, yesterday finished first in the 5-K race at th
Key Bank of Maine and Hannaford Bros. Co. have signed an agreement that will all
Key Bank of Maine has assigned its $100,000 mortgage on Hidden Court, a $2 milli
Key Bank of Maine has until March 14 to pay a $62,000 tax bill for Hidden Court,
Key Bank of Maine yesterday announced that it has agreed to sell four small bran
KeyCorp of Cleveland has agreed to purchase Casco Northern Bank and Bank of Verm
Keycorp of Cleveland, the parent of Key Bank of Maine, yesterday announced plans
Kingfield Savings Bank of Kingfield has acquired the failed First Federal Saving
King H. Weinstein recently incorporated the Whitewater Development Corp. in Old
Kirk Wolfinger, a filmmaker and head of the documentary division at independent
Knox County sheriff Daniel Davey has apologized for allowing convicted child mol
Knox County Superior Court justice Margaret Kravchuk yesterday approved a consen
Kris Horton, 38, of Bar Mills, turns old storm windows into works of art by sten
Kristin Kentopp, 33, a native of New York, danced for five years with Germany's
Kurt and Sonya Messerschmidt attended a special showing of Steven Spielberg's ne
La Kermesse, the region's biggest celebration of Franco-American culture, is sch
Lance Jones, 25, of Yarmouth, was the subject of a massive police manhunt yester
Lance Jones, the suspect in a string of burglaries in the Greater Portland area,
Larry Adlerstein in late 1992 purchased the 35,000-square-foot Carr Brothers bui
Last in a four-part series on managing medicine. Some doctors in Maine are merg
Last in a four-part series on the campaign to succeed U.S. Senator George J. Mit
Last in a four-part series profiling Maine's gubernatorial candidates. Angus Kin
Last in a four-week series on Maine's forests and forest products. Nearly 4 mil
Last in a series of aricles profiling the Republican gubernatorial candidates.
Last in a series of five articles profiling the Democratic gubernatorial candida
Last in a six-part series on the fishing industry, entitled "Empty Nets, Sinking
Last month, Canadian regulators declared the Confederation Life Insurance Co. of
Last month, newspapers and television stations reported that the Leroy Smith gra
Last month, the Maine State Lottery for the first time topped $2 million in week
Last September, Daniel Zilkha led a group of investors that purchased 65 percent
Last summer Portland police became aware of a group of youths in the Deering are
Last week, after discovering falsified data in one study and a potentially serio
Last week marked the end of the second regular session of the 116th Legislature,
Last week more than 30 people attended the first meeting of the Old Orchard Beac
Later this month, Bath Iron Works will launch a destroyer named after Lt Willia
Lauretta Gregoire, 40, of Portland, fought off a rapist 18 years ago, and immedi
Law enforcement authorities in Maine investigated 21 homicide cases between 1984
Lawyers for fired Cumberland police chief Leon Planche and the town of Cumberlan
Lawyers for Jay, Old Orchard Beach, Norway and Westbrook say that the Maine Publ
Lawyers for the town of Cumberland, its insurance carrier, and police chief Leon
Lawyers representing patients of the Augusta Mental Health Institute have asked
Lechmere, the leading retailer of electronics and home appliances in the Boston
Led by Aaron Sorenson and Edward Wheeler, residents of North Scarborough are att
Lee Cranmer, supervisor at an archaeological dig at Fort Halifax Park in Winslow
Legal Services for the Elderly Inc. has filed suit in U.S. District Court in Ban
Legislative leaders will meet today with Gov. McKernan to discuss the state's ne
Lelia E. Bracy, 69, of Portland, prides herself on being the first deaf woman ac
Lendall Alexander of Cundy's Harbor, skipper of the 60-foot Julie D, last week s
Leonard I. Sharon, president of the Maine Association of Criminal Defense Lawyer
Leroy Rand, 60, who teaches history and geography at Catherine McAuley High Scho
"Les Franco Americains" piece on the voting patterns of Maine's Franco voters, w
Leslie B. Otten, owner and president of LBO Holdings and Sunday River Ski Resort
Leslie B. Otten, owner of the Sunday River ski area, yesterday announced that he
Les Otten, owner of Sunday River Ski Area, and Bob Morrell, owner of Storyland i
Less than 10 percent of Portland's 46,750 voters went to the polls yesterday, bu
Letters in "Voice of the People" about the need to correct the misinformation su
Letters in "Voice of the People" critical of those candidates and their support
Letters to the editor concerning the recent controversy surrounding the Portland
Letters to the editor criticizing the actions of anti-abortion protesters, which
Letters to the editor from South Portland city managerJerre R. Bryant, Cape Eliz
Letters to the editor from various writers on the recent controversy concerning
Letters to the editor on forest management practices from Roger Milliken Jr. of
Letters to the editor on the August 28 Maine Sunday Telegram article profiling C
Letters to the editor on the recent Ken Greenleaf review of "Flesh Out," a show
Letters to the editor on the recent series "Empty Nets, Sinking Hopes," which ex
Letters to the editor on the subject of wolf-dog hybrids from Robin D. Tyner of
Letters to the editor regarding clear-cutting practices in the Maine woods from
Letter to the editor from Abigail M Holman, legislative director and counsel to
Letter to the editor from Catherine S. Chichester, coordinator of the Cumberland
Letter to the editor from Clark T. Irwin, coordinator of Financial Communication
Letter to the editor from Dale Hanington, president and chief executive officer
Letter to the editor from Debra G. Holloway, development and public relations of
Letter to the editor from Edward J McLaughlin of Orono, executive director of t
Letter to the editor from Major General Nelson E Durgin, Maine Adjutant General
Letter to the editor from Stephen M. Stimpson of Bangor, an independent candidat
Letter to the editor from Thomas O. Auger, president and chief executive officer
Levinsky's has announced that it will not renew the lease of its 17,000-square-f
Limited liability companies offer limited liability, one of the best aspects of
Linda Voss, an eighth-grade English and reading teacher at Winslow Junior High S
Linda Willey of York and her three daughters often spent time at the Bell Marsh
Linwood C Carville, who was removed Thursday as the University of Maine at Oron
Lisa Esposito has filed a lawsuit against The Doctor's in South Portland, a bar
Listing of last year's Maine Educational Assessment test scores for 11th-graders
Listing of Maine Sunday Telegram all-sports Most Valuable Players.
Listing of the Maine Association of Broadcasters 1994 award winners in televisio
Listing of winners in the Maine Press Association's 1994 Better Newspaper Contes
Listings of the Maine State Telegram All-State Class A and Class B wrestling and
Listings of the Maine Sunday Telegram All-State Class A and B boys and girls tra
Listings of the Maine Sunday Telegram Class A, B, C and D All-State girls and bo
L.L. Bean has bought up four properties abutting either the firm's Freeport reta
L.L. Bean on Friday will open a two-story, 11,000-square-foot store in the Tokyo
L.L. Bean will provide AT&T with 140 telephone representatives for a 10-week nat