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 Passamaquoddy Indian Tribe might have taken the first step toward a federal
The Passamaquoddy Indian tribe, with the help of Harrah's Casinos of Memphis, Te
The Passamaquoddy Tribe is claiming that on November 13, 1992, it asked the stat
The Penobscot Indian tribe yesterday filed suit in federal court against Key Ban
The Pentagon yesterday announced plans to purchase three Aegis destroyers each y
The Pentagon yesterday announced that it will locate a Department of Defense acc
The Pineland Center in Pownal, a self-contained community with 38 buildings on n
The Portland Area Comprehensive Transportation Committee is seeking an $8,000 fe
The Portland band Twisted Roots has been together for five years, and consists o
The Portland City Council last night voted 7-1 in favor of creating a Tax Increm
The Portland City Council last night voted 7-2 in favor of adopting a plan that
The Portland City Council last night voted 7-2 in favor of creating a Tax Increm
The Portland City Council last night voted 8-0 to authorize the creation of a Ta
The Portland City Council last night voted 8-1 to adopt a plan aimed at preservi
The Portland City Council on Monday refused to grant a new liquor license to the
The Portland City Council's Community Development Committee voted 3-0 to recomme
The Portland City Council's finance committee yesterday sent the proposed $55.6
The Portland City Council's public safety committee has recommended banning push
The Portland City Council's public safety committee has unanimously endorsed a p
The Portland City Council's public safety committee yesterday postponed until Ma
The Portland City Council's public safety committee yesterday voted 3-0 in suppo
The Portland City Council this week endorsed four of the ten designs for the pro
The Portland City Council today will consider adopting rules to help them evalua
The Portland City Council will tonight consider a compromise plan to limit group
The Portland City Council yesterday appointed 19 members to the Citizens' Housin
The Portland City Council yesterday approved measures allowing Portland Trails t
The Portland City Council yesterday chose Richard W. Paulson Jr., 45, the contro
The Portland City Council yesterday ordered the structures at 74 Winter Street,
The Portland City Council yesterday rejected a proposal from James Albert, owner
The Portland City Council yesterday selected two options for each of the propose
The Portland City Council yesterday unanimously passed a measure that bans autom
The Portland City Council yesterday voted 5-3 in favor of renewing the liquor li
The Portland City Council yesterday voted 7-1 to renew the nude activity, liquor
The Portland City Council yesterday voted 8-0 in favor of selling a 15-acre par
The Portland City Council yesterday voted 8-0 to approve a $1 million loan to th
The Portland City Council yesterday voted to give the city manager, top administ
The Portland City Hall Auditorium will close in February 1995 for a long-delayed
The Portland East Little League Challenger Division allows special-needs childre
The Portland Fish Exchange is the heart of the area's fishing industry, and help
The Portland Historic Preservation Committee yesterday unanimously endorsed a pr
The Portland Housing Authority has granted federal rent vouchers to Suwann Blais
The Portland Industry and Commerce Plan, drafted by a committee of Portland resi
The Portland International Hostel, located at the University of Southern Maine's
The Portland Newspapers has filed suit in Cumberland County Superior Court again
The Portland Newspapers have filed a lawsuit to force the Portland City Council
The Portland Newspapers have received the Horace Greeley Award for public servic
The Portland Newspapers have received the New England Press Association's Horace
The Portland Newspapers over the next four weeks will host a series of Reader Ro
The Portland Newspapers, WGME-TV and the Maine Council of Churches are hosting a
The Portland Observatory, built by Captain Lenuel Moody in 1807 as a signal towe
The Portland Pirates have finished up with the third-best record in the AHL (43-
The Portland Pirates hockey team this season will have Annette Woodbury, 24, of
The Portland Pirates last night scored four straight goals to defeat the Moncton
The Portland Pirates on Tuesday won the American Hockey League's Northern Divisi
The Portland Planning Board, in approving the request by the Maine Narrow Gauge
The Portland Planning Board last night agreed to a $9 million expansion of the P
The Portland Planning Board last night decided that the Maine Narrow Gauge Railr
The Portland Planning Board last night unanimously endorsed a plan to prohibit v
The Portland Planning Board last night voted 5-0 in favor of the recently propos
The Portland Planning Board on June 28 approved a plan by the Maine Narrow Gauge
The Portland Planning Board this morning voted 6-1 in favor of allowing the Main
The Portland Planning Board tonight will decide whether the Portland Internation
The Portland Planning Board tonight will hold a public meeting on the proposal b
The Portland Planning Board yesterday postponed a decision on allowing American
The Portland Planning Board yesterday unanimously approved a plan by The Crotche
The Portland Planning Board yesterday voted unanimously to approve plans by Barb
The Portland Police Department is conducting an internal investigation into the
The Portland Police Department, the federal Division of Alcohol, Tobacco and Fir
The Portland Police Department will open a community policing office at 131 Sher
The Portland Public Library, in conjunction with National Library Week, will hol
The Portland Public Library's Bookmobile, the only bookmobile remaining in the s
The Portland School Board last night voted 8-1 in favor of adopting a $55,643,91
The Portland School Board met yesterday in the city council chamber and nominate
The Portland School Committee is currently considering two different redistricti
The Portland School Committee last night voted unanimously to apply for as much
The Portland School Committee's Family Living and Human Sexuality Advisory Board
The Portland School Committee's Family Living and Human Sexuality Advisory Board
The Portland School Committee will today consider pay raises for school administ
The Portland School Committee yesterday voted 5-3 in favor of surveying students
The Portland School Committee yesterday voted 5-4 in favor of a plan that will h
The Portland School Committee yesterday voted unanimously to send Lincoln Middle
The Portland Sea Dogs lost their home opener at Hadlock Field to the Albany-Colo
The Portland Sea Dogs, who are due to arrive in Portland tomorrow afternoon, hav
The Portland Water District, Regional Waste Systems Inc. (RWS) and the city of S
The Portland Water District's board of trustees has approved an acquisition prog
The Portland Water District's new $30 million water ozonation plant in Standish
The Portland West Neighborhood Planning Council on Friday fired Sheila Wellehan,
The Portland West Neighborhood Planning Council, which receives state and federa
The Portland Yacht Club was formed in the office of Portland lawyer William Thom
The Portland Youth Conservation Corps yesterday began construction on a trail fo
The Portsmouth Naval Shipyard has set the number of workers to be laid off by mi
The Portsmouth Naval Shipyard in Kittery narrowly escaped closure by the federal
The Post Office plans to move its Canal Plaza branch to the bank lobby of the fo
The Presumpscot River Watch, a volunteer group, has published a "Guide to the Pr
The prognosis for the recovery of 2-year-old Patrick McDonough of Wells remains
The proposed 1995 federal defense budget would cut a P-3 Orion Patrol Squadron f
The proposed Peabody House at 14 Orchard Street in Portland's West End, which wo
The Proprietors of Union Wharf in Portland and the Marine Spill Response Corp, w
The Public Utilities Commission is considering new rate-setting options for Cent
The Public Utilities Commission this week approved new rates for the Portland Wa