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
Monday's shutdown of Precision/Northwest Airlines in Maine led to little disrupt
Moody's Investor's Service and Standard & Poor's yesterday upgraded Cape Elizabe
More than 100 companies yesterday were at the Cumberland County Civic Center dis
More than 1,500 family, friends and neighbors yesterday attended a memorial serv
More than 150 firefighters from 15 departments responded to a fire yesterday at
More than 15 million tons of salmon, shrimp and other seafood were raised on fis
More than 1,800 people from throughout New England went to St Mary's Church in
More than 200 students from the Portland area yesterday drove a specially equipp
More than 27,000 Maine employers on Friday will be subject to a new law that giv
More than 50 people, including parents, students, and teachers from Limestone, t
More than 700 delegates gathered in Augusta yesterday for the opening of the Rep
More than 80 fishermen yesterday attended a National Marine Fisheries Service he
More than 90 percent of the workers at Hannaford Bros' South Portland warehouse
More than a hundred people attended an interfaith forum yesterday on the movie "
Morse Bros. Inc. of Windham, which grinds bark to produce landscaping mulch, fai
Moses Sebunya, a native of Uganda and the vice president of the National Associa
Moses Sebunya, vice president of the Portland chapter of the National Associatio
Moses Sebunya, vice president of the Portland chapter of the National Associatio
Moss Inc. of Camden announced yesterday that it has sold its tent division to Wa
Moss Inc. of Camden last week announced plans to sell the company's backpack ten
Most New England fishermen will be prohibited from catching groundfish during th
Most of the restaurants in the food court of the Maine Mall will close between F
Most political observers in Maine agree that any successful polticial campaign h
Motorists driving Route 1 in Scarborough this summer are likely to encounter tra
Moulded Fibre Technology Inc. is negotiating a lease with Dead River Properties
Mountain lions and wolves used to roam freely in the area, but 200 years of boun
Murder charges against Ole T. Andersen, 22, of Lewiston, have been dropped by Fl
Nancy MacKinnon Sullivan, 56, a fifth-grade teacher at Portland's Lyseth School,
Nancy Perry analyzes the political situation in Maine following the announcement
Nandini Mukhopadhyay, also called Nina Mukho, 12, of Brunswick, yesterday breeze
Nandini Mukhopadhyay, a seventh grader at Brunswick Junior High School, yesterda
Nandini Mukhopahyay, also known as Nina Mukho, 12, of Brunswick, yesterday was e
Nate Dingle, 22, a football, wrestling and track standout at Wells High School,
Nate Laliberte, 12, of Portland, has organized the Children of War Benefit show,
Nathan Hamilton, an archaeologist at the University of Southern Maine, in June e
Nationally, single women outnumber single men by 4-to-1, and in Maine, the situa
National restaurant chains are making a new push to establish eateries in Maine
National Semiconductor Corp., with 23,000 employees worldwide and sales of $2.29
National Semiconductor Corp. yesterday dedicated its new $77 million computer-ch
National Semiconductor, the largest taxpayer in the city of South Portland, has
Navy officials at the Brunswick Naval Air Station and the base's civilian union
Nearly 100 Maine teachers help rate the roughly 8,000 essays written by the stat
Nearly 25 percent of Gorham voters went to the polls yesterday, and in the proce
Nearly 270 Maine restaurants have voluntarily banned smoking in their establishm
Nearly 500 people gathered yesterday at St. Luke's Cathedral in Portland to reme
Nearly 800 people gathered for the 12th annual Martin Luther King Jr breakfast
Nearly 90 percent of the 1,200 moose hunt permit holders killed moose, a sign th
Nearly one in four (32 of 140) basketball coaches in Maine is a woman, higher th
Negotiations between Scarborough town officials, Scarborough Downs owner Joseph
Negotiators from countries that build 80 percent of the world's commercial ships
Neil Comins' book, " What if the Moon Didn't Exist," has, to the author's surpri
Neil Rolde, chairman of the Seacoast Shipyard Association, the independent lobby
Neil Rolde, the chairman of the Seacoast Shipyard Association, which is working
Neil Rolde, who ran an unsuccessful campaign against U.S. Senator William Cohen
Nermina Omeragic, 14, was evacuated from Bosnia one year ago with the help of Ve
Nermina Omeragic, a 14-year-old Bosnian, yesterday left Portland's Maine Medical
New business article features "The Daily Grind" -- The firm provides cups of expr
New England Motor Freight Inc. of New Jersey has agreed to purchase a 69,000-squ
New federal fishing laws that go into effect March 1 are designed to restore dwi
New federal regulations published in the Federal Register allow the Loring Devel
"Newsreal" piece on the Maine Narrow Gauge Railroad, which has yet to lay any tr
New York authorities have found the body of Kari Lynn Nixon, a 16-year-old girl,
Next Friday more than 4,000 LL Bean workers will receive bonuses amounting to
Next Tuesday, Gray voters will choose two people to serve on the board of School
Nicholas B. DeMatos, 14, of Freeport, died yesterday in Paris, France, after fal
Nichols Portland, an auto parts manufacturer, and Longfellow Inc, the owner of
Nine residents of Isleboro were awarded college degrees this month, and some of
Norma Lynn Peterson, 12, of Windham, in 1987 was diagnosed with a disorder that
Norman L. Berthiaume, 45, of Old Orchard Beach, has filed suit in U.S. District
North Berwick selectmen proclaimed Sunday Appreciation Day for Dr. John Keohan,
Northeast Airlines halted its commuter service last week, and as the only commut
Northwest Airlink, the busiest commuter link between Portland and Boston and a j
Numerous letters to the editor in response to the Maine Sunday Telegram series "
NYNEX Corp this week unveiled a plan to move from Maine to New Hampshire 280 un
NYNEX officials are still trying to determine what put the telephone lines betwe
Nyree Thomas, 41, of Bath, and Jacquie Fuller, 41, of Gorham, are just two of th
Obituary of Agnes C Bradley, 100, of Portland
Obituary of Agnes Christy Boughton, 86, of Kennebunkport, who with her late husb
Obituary of Alice Angeline Grant, 103, of York, a native of Brunswick who worked
Obituary of Alice Shaw Kirkpatrick, 81, of Falmouth, an artist whose watercolors
Obituary of Annie Mae Berry, 102, of Portland, a member of the Order of the East
Obituary of Arthur G. Liberty, 80, of Gray, who for more than 25 years owned the
Obituary of Arthur W Chandler, 88, of Bangor, who served as Penobscot County sh
Obituary of Asa O Pike III, 81, of Fryeburg, a co-owner of the first rope-tow s
Obituary of Barbara E. Parker, 67, of Warren, an artist, draftman and baker.
Obituary of Barbara Goelman, 65, of Peaks Island, a ballet performer and teacher
Obituary of Beatrice Chapman Minott, 85, of Portland, a former school teacher wh
Obituary of Benjamin L. Morong, 84, of South Portland, founder and president of
Obituary of Bernard Lucas, 86, of Manchester, a hurdler who competed in the 1928
Obituary of Brenda N. Anderson, 68, of Boothbay, an artist, designer and sculpto
Obituary of Bridget Noonan, 100, of Portland, a Native of Galway, Ireland, who c
Obituary of Brother Adolphe Paradis, 85, of the Society of Mary, who, since 1986
Obituary of Carl Wood, 61, of Kittery, a former superintendent of Kittery school
Obituary of Carolyn Wyeth, 84, of Chadds Ford, Penn, an artist and summer resid
Obituary of Carroll M. Lewis, 72, of Boothbay Harbor, a painter and a veteran of
Obituary of C. Arthur MacDonald, 90, of Gorham, a longtime firefighter with the
Obituary of Celia Etta Bowie Shaw, 100, of Gorham, who taught for 23 years in Ma
Obituary of Charles Putnam Barnes II, 61, of Winthrop, a Portland lawyer and lon
Obituary of Charlotte May Gordon, 102, of Kennebunk, who for several years was e
Obituary of Christine Y. Knauer, 105, of Mexico, who for several years was an in