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
Many of the state's legislators are confused about aspects of the three proposed
Many schools in southern Maine will begin before Labor Day this year to avoid be
Marcus Dickson, the son of Tammy Dickson, was listed in satisfactory condition a
Marc Yvan Lariviere has set out around 38,000 taps on the maple trees he taps in
Marguerite A. MacDonald, 45, of Falmouth, assistant principal of Portland's Long
Marianne McGettigan, 43, of Freeport, an attorney, is chief lobbyist for the Maj
"Marine Watch" piece on 1994 lobster catch. This year's catch may surpass the 1
"Marine Watch" piece on the 1993 Maine lobster catch, which now stands just 23,0
"Marine Watch" piece on the elver fishery in Maine. From April through June fis
"Marine Watch" piece reporting that Dragon Products Co has announced plans to e
"Marine Watch" piece reporting that Ernest and Kelly Hillman of Orr's Island are
"Marine Watch" piece reporting that Portland last year became the No. 5 fishing
"Marine Watch" piece reporting that the Center for Coastal Studies in Provinceto
"Marine Watch" piece reporting that the Italian magazine Speak Up recently featu
Mario Francisco Mendez, 18, Cerso Oscar Mendez, 20, and ten others were arrested
Mark Faulkner, 37, the leader of the successful referendum drive in Gorham to re
Mark Finks of Falmouth, who filed a law suit challenging the candidacy of Republ
Mark Gatti of Portland, Bill York of South Portland, Mark Lanoue of Freeport and
Mark Gessner, 30, of Nobleboro, charged in the May 5 shooting death of 74-year-o
Mark Gessner, 30, of Nobleboro, on May 5 went to the home of Darrell Ricker of W
Mark Hedden, an archaeologist with the Maine Historic Preservation Commission, s
Mark Hoglund, 3, of Saco, who on May 28 was rescued from a van that rolled into
Mark Hoglund, 3, of Saco, who was pulled from the Saco River more than two month
Mark Koshliek, director of operations for the John J. Nissen Baking Co. of Portl
Mark Koshliek, John J. Nissen Baking Co.'s director of operations, said yesterda
Mark McCollough of the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife says bi
Mark P. Tanner, 18, of Falmouth, a senior at Falmouth High School, has been char
Mark Segar, 45, a former director of The Common School in Amherst, Massachusetts
Mark S. Finks, a Falmouth Republican conservative, is suing Secretary of State W
Mark Stimson Associates, the state's largest real estate brokerage, has launched
Martha Marie Burke, 51, of Portland, charged with manslaughter and aggravated dr
Martha White of Hampden yesterday won her 13th Maine State Women's Amateur golf
Martin and Linda Holbrook of Buxton have filed suit in York County Superior Cour
Martin's Point Health Care Centers and Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Maine have
Martin's Point Health Care has released the findings of a preliminary study that
Mary Behn of Skowhegan is calling for the impeachment of Somerset County Probate
Mary Gabriel, 85, a basketweaver who lives in Indian Township in Washington Coun
Mary Lampson, 48, of Dresden, started making short films for the Public Broadcas
Matthew Heintz of Atkinson, a songwriter and performer known as the Northwoods B
Matthew Witham, 14, of South Berwick, an eighth-grader at Berwick Academy, yeste
Matt LeBlanc was a standout football player at Thornton Academy, and Reuben Sevi
Maura O'Halloran at age 27 became one of the few western women to achieve the st
Mayor Mark D. Johnston of Saco yesterday said recent test results on the former
MBNA Corp. of Delaware, the nation's second-largest credit card lender, yesterda
MBNA Corp. of Delaware, which recently opened customer service centers in Camden
McKinley Partners, the new owners of the former Fort McKinley Estates on Great D
Medaphis Physician Services Corp. of Atlanta, currently employing around 100 peo
Medical workers, volunteers, social workers and cancer patients will be on hand
Melvin B. Henderson, 74, of Bath, was found shot to death yesterday afternoon at
Members of Building Alternatives and the Portland Youth Conservation Corps have
Members of Congress have awarded themselves pay raises totaling 357 percent sin
Members of Gorham's Transportation Committee are proposing the construction of a
Members of Local 6 of the International Association of Machinists, the largest u
Members of Maine's congressional delegation agreed that the United States must d
Members of Portland's Bias Crime Task Force plan to confront school officials ab
Members of Teamsters Local 25 of Boston yesterday picketed the production of the
Members of the congressional delegations of Maine and New Hampshire have critici
Members of the Congressional Term Limits Coalition delivered more than 65,000 si
Members of the Maine Board of Pesticides Control on Friday said there is no reas
Members of the Maine congressional delegation yesterday announced that the Navy
Members of the North Scarborough Grange will gather today at the hall to commemo
Members of the Old Orchard Beach business community recently formed the Old Orch
Members of the Portland stage hands union contend that Maine workers stand to lo
Members of the Portland Youth Conservation Corps and the Maine Conservation Corp
Members of the Pro Life Education Association yesterday picketed outside GOP hea
Members of the Schoolhouse Arts Center at Sebago Lake learned this week that Rec
Members of United Paperworkers' International Union Local 14 who lost their jobs
Memories of D-Day from Mainers Harry Masters, 80; Constantine Ferrante, 79; Jame
Mercer Management Consulting of Lexington, Mass, and Pan Atlantic Consultants o
Merchants in Kennebunkport are divided on the effects that resident and former P
Mercy Hospital has withdrawn from a proposed merger with Maine Medical Center an
Merle Nelson, 59, of Falmouth Foreside, and James A. Soule, 40, of South Portlan
Merrill Clarrage Sr., 54, of Wells, is in custody after he shot at and threatene
Michael Blanchard, 33, charged with sexually molesting a patient at the Maine Me
Michael Cole, a financial analyst with the Public Utilities Commission, recommen
Michael Collins, 44, of Winthrop, charged this month in connection with a major
Michael Collins, 44, of Winthrop, the brother of Republican gubernatorial candid
Michael Cyr, 20, of Saco, who on Saturday rescued two toddlers from a van submer
Michael D and Nancy S Marino of Cape Elizabeth have filed suit in Cumberland C
Michael E. Saucier, a Portland lawyer and national chairman of the Coalition for
Michael Gunn, 20, of Auburn, on Friday pleaded innocent in Lewiston District Cou
Michael Kellett, 42, of Concord, Mass., and David Carle, 34, of Arlington, Mass.
Michael Levine, general manager of the Portland Stage Company, and his wife Eliz
Michael L. Lyons, president of Tower Publishing Co. of Standish, yesterday said
Michael Mason Jr., 19, of Embden, currently in the Maine Youth Center for the Oc
Michael Murray, the state's rail expert, said yesterday that under a best-case s
Michael Ploszek, who was suspended from his position as athletic director at the
Michael Rafkin, artistic director of Portland's Mad Horse Theatre company, said
Michael St. Peter, 24, of Portland, was charged with criminal use of explosives
Michael Tuck, 31, an inmate at the Maine Correctional Center in Winhdam, last mo
Michael Willings, 24, of Portland, and Richard Corbett, 33, a transient, last ni
Mid Coast Hospital and Parkview Memorial Hospital each announced yesterday that
Midge Vreeland of S.T. Vreeland yesterday received the 1994 Conwell Award for ou
Mike Hamel, a fullback/linebacker for the Waterville High School football team,
Miller School in Waldoboro, which serves 560 students in grades K-6, and Acton E
Miriam Remar, principal of Reiche School for nine years and a 24-year veteran of
Moira Simonds of the Freeport Teen Opportunity Program is one of the organizers
Molly, a 2-year-old yellow Labrador, yesterday was introduced as the Portland Fi
Monday night's sold-out Aerosmith concert at the Ballpark in Old Orchard Beach g
Monday's festivities surrounding the home opener of the Portland Sea Dogs baseba