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
Shirley P. Grover, 46, superintendent of Scarborough schools for nine years, yes
Since 1980, when interstate banking became legal in Maine, Key Bank, Peoples Her
Since 1982, the S. D. Warren mill in Westbrook has made substantial profits sell
Since 1984 Hannaford Bros of Scarborough has taken advantage of a little-known
Since early August, Maine state police have issued 1,200 summonses to truck driv
Since last summer, a group of people has been working to restart Big Brothers/Bi
Since late 1992, the non-profit Friends of the Maine State Museum has raised mo
Singer-songwriter Tom Acousti, 31, of Portland, won five rounds on the nationall
Sister Edward Mary, principal of McAuley High School in Portland, yesterday said
Sister Maria Nau, 63, a Greek Orthodox nun, described as a peculiar person with
Sisters Julie and Anna Parisien of Auburn were yesterday named to the US Olymp
Six crew members of the Portland-based tug boat Reid McAlister were rescued yest
Six Portland residents have taken out nomination papers for the city council, in
Sixteen eighth-graders from Freeport Middle School returned home from Paris, Fra
Sixteen entrepreneurs have established businesses in Portland's so-called arts d
Six-week-old Samuel Corrigan Moore of Gorham, born with cardiomyopathy, a disord
Six years ago, the town of Jay adopted an environmental ordinance, the only loca
Skiers Marcus Nash of Fryeburg and Dorcas Wonsavage of Farmington yesterday were
SKI Ltd. of Sherburne, Vermont, this summer will complete its purchase of Sugarl
SKI Ltd. of Sherburne, Vt., yesterday officially purchased a 51 percent stake in
SKI Ltd. of Vermont, owner of the Killington, Haystack and Mount Snow ski resort
"Small College Notebook" piece on Matt Donahue, a former basketball player at th
"Small College Notebook" piece reporting that Kelly Wood of Cape Elizabeth, a mi
Soils used to bury low-level radioactive waste at the former Loring Air Force Ba
Solon Elementary School has lost 20 to 30 percent of its students over the past
So many incumbents in the state Legislature have decided not to seek re-election
Some 10,000 Girl Scouts between the ages of 6 and 17 from ten counties in centra
Some 2,000 to 3,000 Mainers have made competitive shooting their sport, and, acc
Some 230 members of Teamsters Local 340 in Maine are taking part in the nationwi
Some 3,800 vehicles came through the York tollbooth on the Maine Turnpike on Fri
Some 500 baseball fans attended a welcoming banquet for the Portland Sea Dogs la
Some 800 donors from around the state gave everything from money to supplies to
Some foresters are concerned that the hemlock logs on Commercial Street in Portl
Some meteorologists and weather forecasters tend to use the word nor'easter in d
Some Portland officials want The Cage, an after hours dance club in the Old Port
Some residents, like Charly and Jack Matheson, of Mitchell Road in Cape Elizabet
Some Yarmouth residents have accused the School Department of electioneering and
"Sophomore Yearbook" piece, part of a continuing series that looks at a sophomor
South Portland city managerJerre Bryant and Mayor Susan Avery are concerned that
South Portland city manager Jerre Bryant has identified $15 million in public im
South Portland city managerJerre Bryant yesterday announced that Edward J. Googi
South Portland city officials expect to be briefed tonight on a proposal by CBL
South Portland city officials plan to seek $300,000 from the state Department of
South Portland Deputy Fire Chief Mike Haskell yesterday said a new schedule at t
South Portland High School Principal Jacqueline G. Soychak yesterday complained
South Portland High School students are leading a campaign for the construction
South Portland police chief Robert M. Schwartz has been suspended a week without
South Portland police chief Robert M Schwartz yesterday submitted his resignati
South Portland police chief Robert Schwartz yesterday announced that Officer Kev
South Portland police have drawn blood samples from as many as 30 men who might
South Portland police officers Todd Barlow and Theodore Sargent were justified i
South Portland police searched the home of J. Henry Lyons, a lawyer who works in
South Portland police yesterday shot George Jordan, 48, of 696 Westbrook Street,
South Portland's Cushing Point was the site of the West Shipyard during World Wa
South Portland's Lyric Theater, located in a former Church of the Nazareen on
South Portland's Small School, thanks to the efforts of fourth- grade teacher Jo
South Windham village was one of the earliest settlements to emerge as Europeans
Speaker of the Maine House of Representatives John Martin yesterday said that i
Speakers at the Maine Bar Association's annual meeting yesterday in Portland sai
Spec Timothy J Gilchrist, 21, of Gray, a member of the 9th Infantry, 4th Batta
Spencer Press, the Massachusetts-based commercial printer with a plant in the We
S&R Towing Co has lost its share of Portland's towing business for 30 days beca
SR Weiner and Associates of Chestnut Hill, Mass, owners of the Maine Mall, ar
Stacie Richards, 19, the former girlfriend of Virgil Smith, said yesterday that
Standard & Poor's Corp. has taken Maine off its "credit watch" status and change
Standard & Poor's this week announced that Unum Corp will be included in their
Standard & Poor's yesterday lowered its credit rating for Central Maine Power Co
Standish voters on Saturday will decide whether to relinquish $500,000 in proper
Stanley F Druckenmiller, 40, a Bowdoin graduate and managing partner at Soros M
Stanley Joseph, 51, of Brooksville, is generally conceded to be the only America
Staples, the office supply retailer based in Framingham, Mass, plans to open an
Starting this fall, the University of Maine at Augusta will charge all students
Starting this fall, the University of Southern Maine will begin offering a gradu
Starting this week, The Portland Newspapers and the Maine Council of Churches be
Starting tomorrow Greater Portland Landmarks will host a series of four noon lec
State and local police are investigating the death of 87-year-old Louise Bocuzzo
State and local police have arrested Mark Gessner, 30, of Nobleboro, and charged
State and local school transportation officials say the August 31 incident in wh
State Assistant Attorney General William Stokes has asked Kennebec County Superi
State Attorney General Michael Carpenter yesterday announced that he will not se
State Bureau of Health statistics show that the number of abortions performed in
State Bureau of Health testing of six water samples from the Limerick water syst
State campaign funding reports released yesterday show that independent gubernat
State crime statistics show that the number of youths charged in arson cases inc
State Department of Corrections investigators found deficiencies in three key ar
State Department of Human Services Commissioner Jane Sheehan on Tuesday gave app
State Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation Commissioner Sue Davenp
State energy officals and wood stove retailers in New England and New York have
State Finance Commissioner Sawin Millett has outlined a supplemental budget of $
State Fire Marshall Dennis Lundstedt yesterday said that pre-holiday seizures of
State funding for local schools is set at $515 million for 1994-95, a decrease f
State gaming licensing officials on Saturday shut down 34 unlicensed and illegal
State harness racing officials yesterday started an investigation of Scarborough
State lawmakers last spring voted to reverse Maine's four-year-old ban on juice
State lawmakers on Wednesday will consider how the proposed merger of Portland's
State legislative analysts last week released figures showing that the state bud
State legislators and municipal officials in Aroostook County are criticizing Ce
State legislators are proposing regulations that will ban new sea urchin harvest
State legislators have acknowledged that a lack of money will keep the state fro
State legislators have been invited by Maine House Speaker Dan Gwadosky to an in