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
Related articles on yesterday launching of the Carney, the eighth Arleigh Burke
Related articles on yesterday's opening day ceremonies at the Democratic State C
Remember When Auctions Inc. of Acton on Sunday will offer at auction nearly 900
Repair costs at the Augusta Mental Health Institute are estimated at $12.2 milli
"Reporters' Notebook" piece reporting that the flagpole at Portland High School
Reports of town meetings in Andover, Cambridge, Durham, Fayette, Greene, Hiram,
Representatives from Coastal Bank, Casco Northern Bank and Saco & Biddeford Savi
Representatives of churches, businesses, and civil and gay rights organizations
Representatives of Maine's Passamaquoddy Indian tribe and Harrah's Casinos yeste
Representatives of school boards, superintendents and the University of Maine Sy
Representatives of the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employ
Representatives of the federal Environmental Protection Agency yesterday told a
Representatives of the national Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity, accompanied by Gor
Republican gubernatorial candidate Jasper Wyman yesterday said he would push for
Republican gubernatorial candidate Susan Collins has raised only $222,000 to dat
Republican gubernatorial candidate Susan Collins received a campaign letter from
Republican gubernatorial candidate Susan Collins, who won the primary with just
Republican gubernatorial candidate Susan M. Collins has brought New Jersey Gov.
Republican gubernatorial candidate Susan M. Collins yesterday began running a ne
Republican gubernatorial candidate Susan M. Collins yesterday said that the news
Republicans in the Maine House of Representatives have nominated Minority Leader
Researchers with the Maine Lyme Disease Project at the Maine Medical Center will
Residential Mortgage Corp. of Rhode Island, doing business in Maine as RMC Mortg
Residents and officials of Biddeford met yesterday in a mini-town meeting at the
Residents in rural Cornish are awaiting answers on the February 5 shootings in P
Residents of Bath voted overwhelmingly yesterday to approve a $5.45 million tax
Residents of Biddeford Pool tomorrow will cast their ballots in a non-binding vo
Residents of Biddeford's Granite Point and Fortunes Rocks neighborhoods yesterda
Residents of Bowerbank on Saturday voted 26-11 to pass an ordinance at town meet
Residents of Bridgton are nervous because of the lack of an arrest or any visibl
Residents of Gray and New Gloucester last week voted for a fourth time on a budg
Residents of Long Island in 1992 voted 129-44 in favor of seceding from the city
Residents of Peaks Island have spotted skunks and racoons on the island for the
Residents of the St. Andre's neighborhood in Biddeford have organized an anti-cr
Restore: The North Woods, a Massachusetts-based conservation group headed by Mic
Results of high school championships in Class A and B girls swimming and Class B
Results of high school championships in gymnastics, Class A and B boys swimming,
Results of the first of four telephone polls by the Portland Press Herald, condu
Results of the latest Portland Press Herald poll, which surveyed 556 likely vote
Results of the Maine Sunday Telegram Readers' Poll, in which more than 1,900 peo
Results of the Portland School Committee races, in which Susan M. Clark was re-e
Results of this year's Maine Education Assessment test for 8th-graders. Averages
Retracing of the days immediately following Senator George Mitchell's announceme
Review of "Alan Bray: Redefining the Landscape," currently showing at the Portla
Review of "And Now, Mark Twain!," featuring Richard Carey and currently being pe
Review of Children's Theater of Maine's third annual Young Playwrights Contest.
Review of Gov John R McKernan's State of the State address, as well as comment
Review of "Insomnia," by Stephen King.
Review of "Nautical Folk Art," an exhibition of 90 pieces of folk art from nauti
Review of "Take Me. Out to the Ballgame," an exhibit on baseball currently showi
Review of the Portland Players presentation of "Oklahoma!"
Review of yesterday's Bob Dylan concert at the State Theatre in Portland.
Rev. Mutima Peter, a native of Rwanda, was separated from his wife and children
Rhode Island concert promoter Frank Russo is considering an appeal of this week'
Richard Anderson, state conservation commissioner under former governor Joseph B
Richard and Nancy Friedman sold everything they owned in Bellingham, Washington,
Richard Barringer, an educator at the University of Southern Maine and one of si
Richard Carney, who has been dragging a metal detector along the bottom of Maine
Richard Dunham of Appleton formed Pixmil Imaging Services in 1990 with Don Reddi
Richard Griffin, 58, of Kennebunk, the former police chief in Augusta, was convi
Richard J. Swercewski, 50, a Massachusetts native who moved to Hollis three year
Richard M. Dearborn, 50, and wife Sharon Dearborn, 51, both of South Portland, y
Richard Rose, 38, former news anchor at television station WCSH, on November 6 w
Richard W. Kane, 53, early this year won a five-way race for the Ellsworth City
Richard W. Ogrodnik, a commercial loan officer at Key Bank of Maine, spent most
Rick Cooper, 48. of Bowdoinham, a systems analyst at the Brunswick Naval Air Sta
Rite Aid Corp. of Pennsylvania, responding to Federal Trade Commission concerns
Rite Aid Corp., the nation's largest drug store chain, is purchasing LaVerdiere'
Road crews repaving the quarter-mile-long road leading to the town of Yarmouth's
Robbie Orr, 23, of Springvale, is recovering at Maine Medical Center after suffe
Robert and Annette Elowitch, owners of a prominent Portland art brokerage and co
Robert C. Hornbarger, 48, a truck driver from Clearville, Penn., has asked that
Robert C. S. Monks, 37, is a member of the investment group seeking to purchase
Robert E. Cote of Westbrook and Yvette M. Cote of Gorham have filed suit in Cumb
Robert Friedman, chairman of the Corporation for Enterprise Development in Washi
Robert G. Gerber, a geoscience and environmental management consulting firm base
Robert Hornbarger, a Pennsylvania truck driver who killed four teenagers in an a
Robert J. Ridge, a guard at the Cumberland County Jail who has been blamed for t
Robert Kautz, school superintendent of the Wells/Ogunquit Community School Distr
Robert McKenna of Sanford is in the process of filing an application with the Ma
Roberto Theodore, 28, who is serving an 18-month sentence for trafficking in coc
Robert Pendleton, 54, of Scarborough, is challenging incumbent Gerald A. Hillock
Robert Pendleton Jr. of Scarborough yesterday won the Republican nomination in s
Robert S Caswell, director of media and university relations at the University
Robert Speranza, known as Cosmic Bob to the people in and around Ellsworth, was
Robert S. Seymour and Malcolm Hunter Jr., professors at the University of Maine
Robert Wakefield of Falmouth is restoring the Irene, a 38-foot Friendship sloop,
Rob Rosenthal, general manager of WMPG radio, said the community radio station a
Rock climbers have discovered that the cliffs at Fort Williams Park in Cape Eliz
Rocky Crowley, serving an eight-year term at the Downeast Correctional Center in
Roger Compagna, 53, a mechanic who has owned a Biddeford service station for 23
Roger Grenier, chief operating officer for Gleichman Co. of Portland, said that
Roger Guay, 35, of Greenville, a warden with the Maine Warden Service for nine y
Roger H. Stricker, the state's top drug enforcement agent, yesterday used the ar
Roger Legere, 58, of South Portland, was recently mentioned by Maine Department
Roland Kershner, 84, and wife Marguerite, 86, of Chesterville, have been showing
Romac and Associates, the temporary and professional employment agency based in
Romeo LaChance, 74, of Sebago Lake, yesterday was killed instantly when his vehc
Ronald Breth, 56, of Newfield, a teacher at Massabesic Junior High School, yeste
Ronald Lupton, a Bath lawyer, is going to federal court in Philadelphia to argue