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
Obituary of Thomas Peter Dowling, 38, of Portland, who in 1984 helped start Reso
Obituary of Vivien A Pitman, 81, formerly of Saco, who once owned Manden Nursin
Obituary of William F Lawrence, 84, of Gorham, a former president of Nasson Col
Obituary of William M. Burnell, 101, of Standish, who served with the U.S. Army
Obituary of William M. Carew, Jr., 67, of Casco, a retired vice president of Peo
Office space in Greater Portland is quickly becoming a sellers' market. A Boulo
Officials are urging Maine homeowners to have their well water tested because of
Officials at the new Cumberland County Jail on Monday were informed by an inmate
Officials from Buxton and the state are working with the Saco-Biddeford Savings
Officials from LaPlata, Argentina, a city of 545,000 near Buenos Aires, yesterda
Officials in Cape Elizabeth are proposing a Community Wide Substance Abuse Polic
Officials in Gorham are advising all residents with wells to test for the presen
Officials of Jay, Norway, Old Orchard Beach and Westbrook yesterday announced th
Officials of the Can Am Crown sled dog race declared Andre Nadeau of Quebec the
Officials of the Maine Department of Transportation yesterday held a meeting at
Officials of the Maine Marine Trade Association, an organization of about 220 ma
Officials of the McKernan administration yesterday raised -- estimates of next yea
Officials with the Maine Attorney General's Office and the Maine Secretary of St
Officials with the Maine Drug Enforcement Agency and the Portland and South Port
Officials with the Maine Lobstermen's Association are looking for lobstermen fro
Of the five New England states with auto-emissions testing programs, Maine's is
Ohio jurors yesterday completed four days of deliberations in a lawsuit filed ag
Old Orchard Beach in 1986 decided to invest $3.4 million in beautifying the down
Old Orchard Beach Town Manager James Bennett denies that he is orchestrating an
Old Orchard Beach Town Manager James Bennett yesterday told an audience at Town
Old Orchard Beach town officials on Tuesday will ask the town council to authori
Old Orchard merchants are planning an advertising campaign for next year that wi
Old Town's French Island, an enclave of Franco-Americans separated from the domi
Once a month, Franco-Americans and other Francophone Catholics gather at the Mar
One City Center, the 202,700-square-foot downtown office building that has suffe
One in an occasional series of articles on "The Science of Maine Life." Black
One of an occasional series features on "The Science of Maine Life." This is th
One of an occasional series of articles on "The Science of Maine Life." Sand d
One of an occasional series on a sophomore English class at South Portland High
One of a series of articles on southern Maine's high school class of 1994. This
One of a series of articles on southern Maine's high school class of 1994. This
One of a series of articles on southern Maine's high school class of 1994. This
One of a series of articles on southern Maine's high school class of 1994. This
One of a series of articles profiling the candidates running for the Republican
One of eight articles profiling the Republican gubernatorial candidates. Charles
One year after the murder of 73-year-old Maxine Bitomski in her Kittery home, po
One year ago, the Maine Department of Transportation adopted a policy known as p
On July 11, 1944, a U.S. Army A26-B Invader bomber piloted by South Portland nat
Only a few dozen motorists have taken their vehicles to the CarTest stations eac
On March 12, Dianna Martin and her daughter Hilary Whitmore, 10, of Raymond plan
On October 12, 1993, Doug Rose, 20, a student at the College of the Atlantic in
On September 2, 624 students and 66 staff members moved into the former National
On the evening of August 2, the Portland Sea Dogs played a game with the New Hav
On Thursday, the National Science Foundation announced that President Clinton wi
On Tuesday, Falmouth voters will elect three School Board members from a field
On Tuesday Yarmouth voters will have a field of eight candidates from which to f
On Wednesday, Pope John Paul officially sanctioned the right of girls to be alta
On Wednesday, Raymond Glidden, 31, of Lagrange, shot and killed his 7-year-old s
Orlando E. Delogu, 57, a law professor who finished third in a five-way race for
Other than feeling a need to be present at the arson-murder trial of Virgil Smit
Outside experts have critiqued the University of Maine at Orono's system for fol
Over the next two weeks, Pentagon officials will consider cuts in 11 large weapo
Over the past two years, U.S. Senator George Mitchell met with Pentagon official
Oxford Homes Inc. has filed a bankruptcy reorganization plan that includes an in
Oxford Homes, which filed for bankruptcy last week, has shut down production bec
Oxford Homes yesterday filed for Chapter 11 reorganization, just six months afte
Oxford Homes yesterday received court approval of a settlement it reached with R
Packard's Camps on Sebec Lake in Willimantic are believed to be the oldest sport
Paid advertisement containing a statement to the Greater Portland community from
Pamela Ames, an assistant attorney general, who plans to challenge David Crook,
Pamela J. Elliott, 31, pleaded guilty yesterday shortly after the State rested i
Paper companies have bid up the cost of hardwood timber, leading to the first pr
Paramount Pictures and Turner Pictures Worldwide are financing the making of the
Park Manufacturing Inc., the owner of Burlington Homes of Maine, said the compan
Partners for Progress, the coalition of businesses that wants to see an aquarium
Part of a series on Susanne MacArthur's honors English class at South Portland H
Part of a series profiling legislative and county candidates involved in contest
Patricia Bayley, 64, of South Portland, on Tuesday returned to Maine after servi
Patricia Goguen, 34, of Belfast, died yesterday morning at a local hospital from
Patricia Johnson of Richmond on Tuesday was bitten by a rabid fox, and state hea
Patrick Coombs, 22, of Portland, yesterday pleaded guilty to murder for the Augu
Patrick Cyr, 20, of Saco, yesterday rescued neighbors Mark Hoglund Jr., 3, and h
Patrick McDonough, 2, of Wells, a victim of a rare form of leukemia, has taken a
Patrick McDonough, 2, of Wells, has had an enormous impact on the National Marro
Patrick McDonough, 2, of Wells, in Boston Children's Hospital after undergoing a
Patrick McDonough, 2, of Wells, in Boston Children's Hospital being treated for
Patrick McDonough, 2, of Wells, on Wednesday died in the transplant ward of Bost
Patrick McDonough, 2, of Wells, who 35 days ago underwent a bone marrow transpla
Patrick McDonough, 2, of Wells, who has been at Boston Children's Hospital for n
Patrick McDonough, 2, of Wells, who suffers from acute myelofibrosis, a rare for
Patrick McDonough, 2, of Wells, who suffers from a rare form of leukemia, is sch
Patrick McDonough, the 2-year-old Wells boy being treated for leukemia in a Bost
Patrick McDonough, the 2-year-old Wells boy who had a bone-marrow transplant to
Patrick Robbins, 24, was beaten up in Portland Thursday after he yelled at two t
Patrick Sullivan, 33, the cross country coach at Bangor High School, on Sunday l
Paula Craighead, a member of the Portland School Committee, has won the Democrat
Paul and Caroline Cyr of Falmouth, owners of Hair Designers III at 400 Western A
Paula Paulette Contemporary art gallery in Portland is closing only four months
Paul Bonin, 18, of Litchfield, yesterday entered no plea in Augusta District Cou
Paul Butler, 27, of Portland, yesterday reported that his vehicle was the target
Paul F Peterson, executive vice president and acting chief of Pepperell Trust C
Paul French, lead guitarist for the Portland-based rock group The Whigs, wears s
Paul K. Petzoldt, 86, of Raymond, has abandoned his attempt to scale the 14,000-
Paul R. McConnell, 49, has been named president and chief executive officer of F
Paul Roberts, 47, shot and killed his wife, Linda, 42, and then set his house on