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 Maine Sunday Telegram and the Portland Press Herald were named 1994 "Newspap
The Maine Sunday Telegram last week put a 1986 Ford Escort through all seven of
The Maine Supreme Court yesterday refused to hear the town of Cumberland's appea
The Maine Supreme Court yesterday upheld the right of state inspectors to enter
The Maine Supreme Judicial Court has overturned three guilty verdicts since Apri
The Maine Supreme Judicial Court on Tuesday threw out the multiple gross sexual
The Maine Supreme Judicial Court yesterday declined to rule on legal isues surro
The Maine Supreme Judicial Court yesterday denied an appeal by Charles FitzGeral
The Maine Supreme Judicial Court yesterday denied a request by Central Maine Pow
The Maine Supreme Judicial Court yesterday denied a request by the Aseptic Packa
The Maine Supreme Judicial Court yesterday denied the appeal of Dennis Dechaine,
The Maine Supreme Judicial Court yesterday denied the appeal of James Hart, 37,
The Maine Supreme Judicial Court yesterday issued a unanimous decision upholding
The Maine Supreme Judicial Court yesterday rejected a claim by Pine Tree Telepho
The Maine Supreme Judicial Court yesterday revived the lawsuit of Thomas Devine,
The Maine Supreme Judicial Court yesterday ruled against the heirs of Elizabeth
The Maine Supreme Judicial Court yesterday ruled that cameras and microphones wi
The Maine Supreme Judicial Court yesterday ruled that C.N. Brown Co. is not resp
The Maine Supreme Judicial Court yesterday ruled that Kenneth Waldo Emerson, who
The Maine Supreme Judicial Court yesterday ruled that Mark A McAfee waited too
The Maine Supreme Judicial Court yesterday ruled that workers who were disabled
The Maine Supreme Judicial Court yesterday threw out the convictions of Bryan Bo
The Maine Task Force on Year Round Education has issued a report recommending th
The Maine Taxpayers Action Network, a coalition of 83 local citizen groups, this
The Maine Taxpayers Action Network, a coalition of local taxpayer organizations,
The Maine Technical College System yesterday selected the town of Wells as the s
The Maine Turnpike Authority is asking the city of Portland for input on the loc
The Maine Turnpike Authority wants to build two new interchanges in the Greater
The Maine Women's Health Study, which involved 798 Maine women between the ages
The Maine Youth Center and the Androscoggin County Jail are the only facilities
The major league baseball strike has affected some fans in Portland, but others
The Maraloi family of Romania, whose appeal for asylum was denied by Canadian au
The Marriott Corp., which holds a monopoly on restaurants along the Maine Turnpi
The Massachusetts ports of New Bedford and Gloucester are studying Portland's Fi
The May Neilson ratings show that the WCSH (Channel 6) 6 P.M. news now holds the
The McKernan administration is pushing the School Finance Act of 1994, which wou
The McKernan administration yesterday announced that a $27 million state surplus
The Metro bus system has received a federal grant that will cover 80 percent of
The Millinocket Whitewater Association has proposed a two-day whitewater rodeo o
The most recent storm to hit the state left the area with nearly 10 inches of sn
The murder and robbery trial of Dana A Craney, 31, of Lewiston, and Willard Eas
The murder trial of William Bruns, 62, of South Portland, is scheduled to begin
The National Collegiate Athletic Association has named Neile Joler, a Fort Kent
The National Collegiate Athletic Association will begin a three-day visit to the
The National Collegiate Athletic Association yesterday announced that the Univer
The National Council on Compensation Insurance, in its annual filing with the Ma
The National Education Commission on Time and Learning was convened by Congress
The National Endowment for the Humanities has awarded a $250,000 grant to the Un
The National Environmental Law Center and the U.S. Public Interest Research Grou
The National Marine Fisheries Service has released statistics showing that diver
The National Marine Fisheries Service yesterday released preliminary figures tha
The National Organization for Women, the nation's largest feminist group, today
The National Park Service has awarded the Penobscot Indian tribe a $49,000 grant
The National Park Service has proposed building three Acadian culture centers in
The National Park Service on Wednesday held a hearing to gather information on i
The National Research Council yesterday released a report that says bluefin tuna
The National Rifle Association is taking issue with John Albrecht, who claims to
The National Rifle Association today will try to convince the Maine Supreme Judi
The National Science Foundation yesterday awarded a $927,000 grant to School Adm
The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) yesterday ruled that John G. "Se
The national Unitarian Universalist Association last week declared Portland's Fi
The Natural Resources Defense Council, based in Washington, D.C., this week issu
The Navy announced yesterday Bath Iron Works and its rival, Ingalls Shipbuilding
The new 14-acre Lee Auto Mall on Main Street in Westbrook is one of Maine's larg
The new $27 million Cumberland County Jail, the state's largest, on September 8
The new $800,000 Cumberland County Pre-Release Center, located next to the new C
The new Cumberland County jail is scheduled to open Sunday, pending a final insp
The New England Economic Project, which compiles economic forecasts for the regi
The New England Seafarers Mission of Boston has for five years provided cheap an
The New England Stingers, Portland's first professional roller hockey team, made
The New England Stingers, Portland's new professional roller hockey team, yester
The newly formed Maine Citizens Review Board, comprising a half-dozen groups see
The newly revived Scarborough Taxpayers Association contends that the town is sp
The new VIP Discount Auto Parts store in Portland is 25,000 square feet in size,
The Nonantum Hotel resort in Kennebunkport, which housed the press corps and Whi
The Northern Forest Lands Council last week issued its draft recommendations for
The Northern Forest Lands Council yesterday issued a 74-page report calling for
The Northern Forest Lands Council yesterday released a report urging stronger la
The number of assaults, rapes, robberies and weapons violations committed by juv
The number of Canadian nurses licensed by the Maine Board of Nursing has increas
The number of Mainers seeking seats in the state House and Senate this year has
The number of salmon returning to Maine's rivers to find spawning grounds has de
The number of unwed parents in Maine seeking custody of children increased from
The October issue of Consumer Reports magazine lists L.L. Bean and Patagonia as
Theodore Curtis of Orono, chairman of a panel planning the commissioning of the
Theodore Littlefield, 54, four years ago finished a 14-year prison term in Maine
The Ogunquit Restroom Committee believes town voters will approve a recommended
Theo Holtwijk, 36, has been named planning director for the city of Sanford Hol
The Old Orchard Beach Town Council last night sponsored a lecture by Robert Good
The Old Orchard Beach Town Council last night voted unanimously to allow rock co
The Old Orchard Beach Town Council yesterday voted 3-2 against placing a referen
The organization Friends of Casco Bay will spend the next year studying the clam
The owners of The Daily Grind, a drive-through espresso and gourmet coffee busin
The owners of The Daily Grind, a drive-through expresso and gourmet coffee busin
The owners of Union Wharf in Portland recently dredged around the wharf, leaving
The Ozone Transport Commission, made up of twelve states from Virginia to Maine
The Ozone Transport Commission, which represents Maine and 11 other Northeastern
The parents of 2 1/2-year old Patrick McDonough of Wells, a victim of a rare for
The parents of the four teenagers who died when a trucker plowed over the Ford E
The Park and Work program, sponsored by Portland's Downtown District and designe