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 U.S. Department of Commerce this week approved a management plan designed to
The U.S. Department of Defense has not approved a $150,000 appropriation for the
The US Department of Energy's Energy Information Administration recently asked
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) will conduct an inves
The U.S. Department of Transportation has agreed to subsidize flights between Au
The U.S. District Court in Portland yesterday officially opened for a two-year s
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's regional office in Boston is recommen
The U.S. House of Representative yesterday voted 216-214 to approve a measure th
The U.S. Justice Department yesterday announced that the Maine State Police and
The U.S. Navy has again asked Bath Iron Works and competitor Ingalls Shipbuildin
The U.S. Navy has promised to give the destroyer Charles F. Adams, launched by B
The U.S. Navy has rejected a request from the congressional delegations of Maine
The U.S. Navy has reversed an earlier decision to close its Winter Harbor commun
The U.S. Navy is considering canceling a major submarine-refuleing project at th
The U.S. Navy on Friday nominated Bath Iron Works for a Department of Defense Va
The U.S. Navy on Wednesday announced that instead of awarding the contracts for
The U.S. Navy's repeated delay in awarding three new Aegis destroyer contracts i
The U.S. Navy today will commission the USS John S. McCain, an $800 million, 505
The U.S. Navy tomorrow will commission the USS John S. McCain, the fourth Arleig
The U.S. Navy yesterday announced that Bath Iron Works and Ingalls Shipbuilding
The US Navy yesterday announced that between 700 and 900 workers at the Portsm
The U.S. Navy yesterday christened the nation's 16th Trident submarine, the U.S.
The U.S. Postal Service has compiled a list of 28 rural post offices in the stat
The U.S. Postal Service last week signed a 10-year lease with developers Arthur
The U.S. Senate held hearings yesterday on Gulf War Syndrome, and one senator ac
The U.S. Senate this week will consider legislation that would ban the use of pe
The U.S. Small Business Administration has filed suit in U.S. District Court in
The U.S. Small Business Administration yesterday announced a new program that wi
The USS Tirante, a submarine launched from the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard on Augu
The U.S. Supreme Court yesterday turned away without comment an appeal by Donald
The U.S. Supreme Court yesterday upheld a Maine state law that bars individuals
The voter turnout for the June 14 primary election has been tabulated at 20.3 pe
The Wall family of Yarmouth graduates today from the University of Southern Main
The Washburn & Doughty shipyard was started in 1977 when Bruce Doughty, Carl Pia
The Waynflete Summer Dramatic Institute is a six-week drama workshop founded las
The weak Canadian dollar and a recession in that country are being blamed for th
The Westbrook City Council has ratified a resignation settlement with Peter J. B
The Westbrook City Council last night voted 6-2 to allow voters in November to d
The Westbrook Committee for Voter Information yesterday announced its opposition
The Westbrook girls and the Cheverus boys won the Class A state track championsh
The Westbrook Police Department recently published a 13-chapter, 14-appendix pro
The Westbrook Police Department's two captains will each serve as chief for half
The Westbrook Rent Justification Board was formed in 1990 after residents of The
The Westbrook School Committee yesterday said that the radio in the school syste
The Westbrook School Committee yesterday voted 5-1 in favor of naming the junior
The Westbrook School Department has arranged for Sentry Answering Service of Mai
The Westbrook School Department is hiring a private investigator to determine wh
The Wild Blueberry Association of North America last month approved a new promot
The Windham Town Council, needing to cut energy costs by 20 percent, has decided
The Windham Town Council yesterday endorsed a plan to create a Tax Increment Fin
The Windham Wastewater Management Planning Committee has recommended spending $5
The winter's 10th snowstorm dumped around 6 inches of snow on the ground in Port
The Women's Campaign Fund, a national group promoting political candidacies by p
The Yarmouth High School hockey team last night beat Brewer 4-0 in the Class B c
The Yarmouth School Committee last week reversed an earlier decision and voted 4
The Yarmouth Ski Club started work over the weekend clearing trails in Pratt's B
The Yarmouth Town Council yesterday agreed to a settlement with Central Maine Po
The YWCA of Portland has awarded five area businesswomen with its Tribute to Wom
The YWCA on Spring Street in Portland recently had an electrolytic ionization sy
Thieves on Saturday night broke into the Roadway Express terminal in Westbrook a
Third in a four-part series on managing medicine. L.L. Bean of Freeport and Col
Third in a four-part series on the race to succeed U.S. Senate Majority Leader G
Third in a four-part series profiling the state's gubernatorial candidates. Demo
Third in a four-week series on Maine's forests and forest products. Some Maine
Third in a series of eight articles on the Republican gubernatorial candidates.
Third in a series on "Reader Roundtables: The Voter's Forum." This week's insta
Third in a six-part series on the fishing industry entitled "Empty Nets, Sinking
Third installment of a series on education; part of the Reader Roundtable progra
Third of five articles running this week on the Democratic gubernatorial candida
Thirteen petitioners earlier this month filed a petition with the Maine Public U
Thirty Maine teachers this week attended a five-day seminar at Bates College in
Thirty-three individuals have applied for the position of chief of police in Sou
Thirty to 40 fishermen, fish processors, pier operators and industry representat
This weekend, Carol and John Farrell of Freeport, are holding a reunion of 11 fa
This week, Portland police are taking the time to stop commuters on outer Washin
This week's sinking of the passenger ferry the MS Estonia in the Baltic Sea is r
Thomas Allen, a candidate for the Democratic nomination for governor, yesterday
Thomas Doe, 46, of Winterport, is the lead engineer on the $165 million Portland
Thomas E. Audet, 44, a Portland lawyer, yesterday pleaded guilty in Cumberland C
Thomas F. Valleau, Portland's director of transportation and waterfront, has ask
Thomas J. Kane yesterday defeated Saco Mayor Mark D. Johnston and Rep. Peggy Pen
Thomas K. Edwards, 54, superintendent of Portland schools, yesterday announced t
Thomas Keller, a science education consultant for the state Department of Educat
Thomas Napier, 21, of Lyman, disappeared on October 29, 1993, having been last s
Thomas Stratis, the owner of Boone's Restaurant, has been having cars parked in
Thomas Travis, 30, of Portland, died early yesterday morning after losing contro
Thousands of people lined Congress Street between Congress Square and Monument S
Thousands of volunteers will participate in Sunday's sixth annual Walk for Multi
Three doctors at the Penobscot Bay Women's Health Center, the only physicians in
Three Dollar Dewey's, one of the best known bars in New England, plans to move f
Three former Cornish-area men--Paul Watson, 19, Seth Richardson, 21, and Solomon
Three legislative committees hope to place an eight-item bond package totaling $
Three migrant workers at DeCoster Egg Farms in Turner have filed suit in Androsc
Three new coffee shops have opened in downtown Portland in the last three months
Three of a four member Russian delegation from Severodvinsk, the site of the wor
Three of Maine's four gubernatorial candidates would suspend the state's new aut
Three people were hospitalized and four others suffered minor injuries yesterday
Three pit bulls attacked and critically injured another dog last week in Windham
Three University of Maine at Orono athletes are scheduled to be arraigned this m
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