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
The First Parish Church in Portland will unveil its new $300,000 organ on Sunday
The first phase of construction on the new Portland-South Portland Bridge is sch
The First Unitarian Universalist Church in Yarmouth will dedicate a two-story, 4
The five Democratic gubernatorial candidates have to date spent a collective $80
The five-member Committee to Study Organizational and Tax Issues in Public Schoo
The five-member Harpswell Conservation Commission, appointed by the Board of Sel
The Florida Marlins have offered Portland Sea Dogs owner Daniel B. Burke a two-y
The foliage this fall will not be as spectacular as some years because of the dr
The food court at the Maine Mall in South Portland, remodeled as part of a nearl
The former naval prison at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard is being evaluated by t
The former Portland Stove Foundry on Kennebec Street in Portland yesterday was t
The former Riverton Trolley Park is being restored as part of the project to wid
The Fort Fairfield Chamber of Commerce on June 29 cancelled an invitation to Gov
The Foundation for Blood Research in Scarborough has won a $175,000 grant from t
The Foundation for Blood Research in Scarborough since last April has collected
The four-member panel assembled to study the Maine State Retirement System has r
The four Republican candidates for the 2nd District congressional seat being vac
The Franklin County Children's Task Force runs a program called Parent to Parent
The Freeport Town Council last night voted 5-2 against holding an executive sess
The Freeport Town Council on Tuesday said it would apply for a state grant that
The Freeport Town Council on Wednesday decided to add a new peddler spot at Mill
The Freeport Town Council will vote tonight on the 1994-95 school and municipal
The Freeport Town Council yesterday was presented with a petition signed by 314
The Friends of Evergreen, a nonprofit group dedicated to preserving Portland's E
The Friends of Evergreen Cemetery will today recognize the 800 Civil War veteran
The General Accounting Office, an investigative agency of the Congress, this wee
The Gorham High School Odyssey of the Mind team is one of 13 Maine teams in thre
The Gorham police department might be forced to abandon its community policing p
The Gorham Town Council, which, under the town charter, must adopt a budget by J
The Gorham Town Council yesterday heard almost unanimous opposition to a propose
The Grace Bible Fellowship church in Rockland has asked city officials to revoke
The Greater Portland Economic Development Council was founded around a year ago
The Greater Portland United Way collected $5,854,617 during its 1993-94 campaign
The Great Salt Bay Sanitary District on Thursday took by eminent domain control
The Greely High School Rangers yesterday defeated the Lincoln Academy Eagles by
The groundfish committee of the New England Fishery Management Council yesterday
The Guild of Maine Woodworkers, formed to promote woodworking and to sell member
The Gulf of Maine Aquarium Development Corp., the group pushing to bring an aqua
The Happy Landing restaurant in Eastport has a board in its entry way that offer
The Happy Landings restaurant in Eastport features a board offering cassette tap
The "HIV/AIDS--From 'They' to 'We'" conference held recently at Portland's Sones
The Holiday Inn by the Bay in Portland wants to covert about 12,000-square-feet
The Industrial Energy Consumers Group is appealing the recent Maine Public Utili
The Inn at Spring Point will open on May 1 -- The eight room hotel, part of the P
The inspector general of the Pentagon has proposed that the Navy reduce the numb
The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 567 in Falmouth has a
The Island Institute, a non-profit organization based in Rockland, is proposing
The Island Institute in Rockland was founded ten years ago by Philip Conkling, 4
The Japanese Ministry of Finance announced today that Unum Life has been granted
The Japanese Ministry of Finance yesterday announced that it has given permissio
The June 7 edition of the Weekly World News supermarket tabloid alleges that 12
The Junior League has teamed up with the Youth Family and Outreach agency, forme
The Kennebec Valley YMCA has filed suit in Kennebec County Superior Court agains
The Knox Woolen Mill in Camden, now the office of MBNA America Bank, is a symbol
The Kotzschmar Organ's last winter season begins on Tuesday with a concert by Ru
The Land for Maine's Future Board will meet March 25 to consider a proposal to a
The Land for Maine's Future Board yesterday voted to spend $775,000 for an easem
The larval form of the brown-tail moth, an inch-long brown caterpillar with two
The last aircraft from Loring Air Force Base in Limestone, a KC-135R refueling t
The last in a series of articles about southern Maine's high school class of 199
The latest Press Herald poll, carried out in conjunction with the Central Maine
The Lawrence High School girls basketball team won its fourth straight Class A b
The lawyer for the Rev. Antonin R. Caron, 51, who is charged with gross sexual a
The leaders of Local 6 of the International Association of Machinists, the large
The League of Women Voters yesterday sponsored a 90-minute debate at One City Ce
"The Legal List, Law-Related Resources on the Internet and Elsewhere," which all
The legislative committee studying the state's new automobile emissions testing
The Legislature is currently considering three different education funding plans
The Legislature last year created the 13-member Groundfish Hatchery Study Commis
The Legislature's Aging, Retirement and Veterans Committee yesterday heard detai
The Legislature's Appropriations Committee yesterday approved a $15 million supp
The Legislature's Appropriations Committee yesterday unanimously approved a $14
The Legislature's Audit and Program Review Committee has initiated a six-month i
The Legislature's Banking and Insurance Committee last week voted to support leg
The Legislature's Banking and Insurance Committee yesterday approved the appoint
The Legislature's Business Legislation committee will tomorrow consider the prop
The Legislature's Education Committee yesterday discussed more efficient uses of
The Legislature's Energy and Natural Resources Committee has voted unanimously t
The Legislature's Energy and Natural Resources Committee yesterday endorsed a co
The Legislature's Energy and Natural Resources Committee yesterday expressed sup
The Legislature's Human Resources Committee yesterday unanimously endorsed the n
The Legislature's Judiciary Committee is currently considering a bill that would
The Legislature's Judiciary Committee on Thursday supported a bill that will all
The Legislature's Judiciary Committee yesterday held a hearing on a bill sponsor
The Legislature's Judiciary Committee yesterday voted 11-0 to recommend that the
The Legislature's Judiciary Committee yesterday voted 7-4 in favor of a bill aut
The Legislature's Marine Resources Committee yesterday held a public hearing on
The Legislature's Taxation Committee yesterday considered a bill that would allo
The Legislature's Taxation Committee yesterday gave its unanimous support to a p
The Legislature's Transportation Committee yesterday unanimously agreed to allow
The Legislature yesterday approved a bill that allows education tax breaks for c
The Legislature yesterday approved an additional $7 million in state aid for loc
The Lewiston boys and the Caribou girls won the state Class A team tennis champi
The Libertarian Party of Maine will today sponsor the Maine Liberty Forum at Por
The library at Greely High School in Cumberland loses an estimated 400 to 500 bo
The library building committee designing a new branch library for Deering Center
Thelma Ditzel, 72, of Charleston, retired back to her home town in 1988 after 43
The low bid for renovating Portland's Lincoln Middle School was $2.77 million fr
The Maine Alliance and the Maine Chamber of Commerce and Industry earlier this y
The Maine Alliance and the Maine Chamber of Commerce and Industry yesterday unve