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 state Legislature is currently considering a number of bills that would sign
The state Legislature is moving toward adopting a tax credit plan that will prov
The state Legislature last night approved an education-funding plan that gives d
The state Legislature last year decided to allow Maine banks to sell annuities,
The state Legislature seems ready to approve legislation that will allow compani
The state Legislature two years ago gave counties the job of centralizing arrest
The state Legislature yesterday approved a $15 million supplemental budget that
The state Legislature yesterday postponed until Tuesday a scheduled vote on a pr
The state liquor commission yesterday denied an attempt by the Maine Grocers Ass
The state Office of Data, Research and Vital Statistics this month released figu
The State of Maine Cheese Co of Rockland has begun selling unhomogenized milk i
The state paid Portland $450,000 for the right to build part of the new Portland
The State Planning Office projects an net out-migration of people from Maine in
The State Planning Office this week reported a rise of about five cents a gallon
The state plans to close Pineland in 1996, and the center's population is alread
The state Public Utilities Commission has rejected a proposal by Nynex to reduce
The state Public Utilities Commission's advocacy staff has issued a report recom
The state Public Utilities Commission yesterday approved an agreement between Ce
The state recently purchased 545 Stinger road spike units for use by state and l
The state registered 16 homicides in 1993, six in which the victims were childre
The state's Animal Welfare Advisory Committee, an arm of the state agriculture d
The state's eight district attorneys have written a letter to Maine Supreme Judi
The state's four gubernatorial candidates yesterday spoke on Maine's economic fu
The state's insistence that Verne J Blake of Limington take a DNA test to deter
The state's judges, who this year were scheduled to receive their first pay rais
The state's new automobile emissions testing program, CarTest, debuted last mont
The state Task Force to Study the Safe Mobility of Maine's Aging Population, cre
The state Task Force to Study the Safe Mobility of Maine's Aging Population, whi
The state Taxation Bureau has already mailed out some 155,000 tax refunds, more
The State Theatre yesterday sold out the remaining tickets for the August 10 Bob
The state will contribute around $500,000 to a new passenger train station in Po
The state yesterday amended its lawsuit against Clifford Shattuck, the Lincolnvi
The state yesterday sponsored a reception at a convention center in Portland wit
The St Dominic hockey team last night outscored Waterville 3-0 to gain its firs
The Summer of Safety, a prelude to President Clinton's national service program,
The Sunday River Ski Resort in Bethel is among the hundred nationwide that have
The Sunday River Ski Resort is considering plans to run its passenger train as a
The Sunday River Ski Resort's ski train service ended for the season on April 11
The Survey Research Center of the University of Southern Maine's Edmund S. Muski
The team fielded by Scarborough High School placed first among 19 teams at last
The television show "Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego?" will host live, unt
The The U.S. Department of Transportation and the U.S. Attorney's Office in Por
The three candidates for an at-large seat on the Portland City Council all belie
The three cities and seven towns served by the Portland Water District have agre
The Time and Tide Resource Conservation and Development program is one of five R
The tower clock at Deering High School in Portland was once run by an antique Re
The town of Alna and the Boston Museum of Fine Arts have reached a compromise in
The town of Bridgton and officials of School Administrative District 61 are at o
The town of Cape Elizabeth has completed negotiations to purchase the estate of
The town of Cumberland will ask a Superior Court judge for the authority to plac
The town of Cumberland yesterday asked the Maine Supreme Judicial Court to overt
The town of Fort Fairfield was littered with huge chunks of ice as a result of f
The town of Freeport has received a $2 million federal Economic Development Admi
The town of Gray is seeking solutions to the traffic congestion that occurs in t
The town of Kennebunk spent $700,000 to close the 15-acre Sea Road municipal dum
The town of Madison has for years been a municipal utility, and recently won the
The town of North Berwick and Pratt & Whitney have agreed that the company shoul
The town of Sanford has settled a lawsuit with Roland Jackson, 56, of Sanford, a
The town of Sanford is struggle to comply with a ruling by U.S. District Court J
The town of Sanford will once again have full responsibility for the Anderson Le
The town of Windham has settled with Joseph Green, 28, of Windham, for $75,000.
The town of Windham recently honored C Arthur MacDonald, who was with the Windh
The towns of Freeport, New Gloucester, Phippsburg, Pownal, North Yarmouth and Du
The trustees of the Bigelow Laboratory for Ocean Sciences yesterday postponed a
The trustees of the University of New England in Biddeford yesterday voted to fo
The union representing guards at the Cumberland County Jail is concerned that th
The United States during World War II built 2,850 Liberty ships to carry troops
The United Way of Greater Portland yesterday kicked off its 1994 campaign with a
The University of Maine at Augusta this fall will offer 73,000 cable television
The University of Maine at Orono extends accreditation and administrative suppor
The University of Maine at Orono has joined a New England Board of Higher Educat
The University of Maine at Orono is disputing a recent Chronicle of Higher Educa
The University of Maine at Orono on August 17 discovered another violation of Na
The University of Maine at Orono opened the football season with six players rul
The University of Maine at Orono received $24.6 million in outside funding in fi
The University of Maine at Orono's wood science and technology program has begun
The University of Maine at Orono yesterday barred nine athletes from participati
The University of Maine at Orono yesterday named three finalists for the athleti
The University of Maine at Orono yesterday named Walter H. Abbott, 57, an associ
The University of Maine at Orono yesterday placed Athletic Director Mike Ploszek
The University of Maine Black Bear hockey team suffered at 5-2 loss at the hands
The University of Maine Sports Hall of Fame on September 30 will induct six athl
The University of Maine System board of trustees will today consider awarding te
The University of Southern Maine has instituted an interactive voice response sy
The University of Southern Maine has withdrawn recognition from the local chapte
The University of Southern Maine's fund-raising drive for the Osher Map Library
The University of Southern Maine won 97 grants totaling more than $10 million du
The University of Southern Maine yesterday dedicated the new Osher Map Library a
The U.S. Agency for International Development has awarded Central Maine Power Co
The US Army has approved the awarding of the Congressional Medal of Honor to S
The U.S. Army's Breast Cancer Initiative has awarded the Jackson Laboratory a $1
The U.S. Bankruptcy Court has given Oxford Homes permission to temporarily resum
The U.S. Census Bureau reports that nearly one in three Maine businesses are ope
The U.S. Coast Guard has replaced the old, liquid mercury lens of the Cape Eliza
The U.S. Coast Guard wants cruise ships and the ports where they dock to use X-r
The U.S. Congress this week passed a $30 billion crime bill, under which Maine c
The U.S. Court of Appeals last month ruled that Maine's milk tax is unconstituti
The U.S. Court of Appeals on August 24 ruled that Maine's dairy stabilization fu
The U.S. Customs Service has agreed to increase the tariff on imported down comf
The U.S. Department of Commerce's Economic Development Administration has approv