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
A Portland Press Herald poll of 795 Mainers revealed that 30.6 percent of respon
A Portland Press Herald readers' telephone poll has named Portland's Winslow Str
Apparel Management Group, lead investors for John Roberts, yesterday sought to b
Approximately 8 inches of snow and sleet fell on the area yesterday, resulting i
A preliminary summary of a master plan for Portland's Deering Oaks park, prepare
A private meeting yesterday between Cheverus High School and officials from the
A proposed bill authorizing a gambling casino in Calais does not target revenue
A proposed legislative bill that would prohibit clear-cutting in Maine's forests
A proposed math and science magnet school in Limestone is appealing to some top
A proposed six-month ban on new construction in Gorham has caused the number of
A provision in the proposed bill that would allow an Indian gambling casino in C
A public forum on Tuesday night on the planned trail below the Eastern Promenade
A public forum sponsored by the Maine State Board of Education on school consoli
A public memorial service will be held today at the University of New England in
A Public Utilities Commission investigation into allegations of financial abuse
A rally was held on at Portland City Hall yesterday, marking the kickoff of the
A rare avalanche on the steep back bowl area of the mountain at Sugarloaf USA in
Arbitrator Richard G. Higgins said that the denial of tenure to former Universit
Archaeologist Doug Kellogg and a four-man crew on Tuesday began work on an archa
Archaeologist James Peterson, a professor at the University of Maine at Farmingt
Archaeologists conducting excavations at a proposed Wal-Mart site in Oxford have
Archie St. Hilaire of Old Orchard Beach, manager of the Ballpark, recently concl
A recently completed study on a proposed 45-acre park around Clark's Pond in Sou
A recent public opinion poll conducted by The Portland Newspapes in conjunction
A recent report prepared by Paul Mitnik, a Maine Department of Environmental Pro
A record 94,532 people applied for permits to take part in this year's moose hun
A replica of the Half Moon, Henry Hudson's exploration ship, slipped into Portla
A report prepared by the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy for th
A report submitted to the National Center for Education Standards indicates that
A review of campaign spending reports from the June primary through mid-Septembe
A review of the way the 37,000 state workers enrolled in the Maine State Select
Arlene Doyle was attending Saturday night's Sea Dogs game at Hadlock Field in Po
Army Staff Sgt. Thomas J. Field, 25, of Lisbon, who died during a firefight in S
Arnold Paul, president of the largest union at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, yester
Aroostook County Micmacs have voted Roger Pictou, 32, the tribal governor, out o
Around 1,000 members of Local 6 of the International Association of Machinists,
Around 100 activists attended a rally yesterday in Capital Park in Augusta in su
Around 1,500 people waited in line Friday night and Saturday morning to purchase
Around 150 Democrats, Republicans and independents yesterday attended an economi
Around 150 students at Gray-New Gloucester High School yesterday walked out of c
Around 15 million board feet of unfinished red pine, white pine, hemlock and sp
Around 200 Israeli, Egyptian, Moroccan, Palestinian and Jordanian youths ages 12
Around 20 fishermen, fish processors and others in the fishing industry met this
Around 250 future college graduates gathered yesterday at the Holiday Inn for th
Around 250 people gathered at the University of Southern Maine's Southworth Plan
Around 30,000 Boy Scouts and Scout enthusiasts from the United States and Canada
Around 50 dancers yesterday performed the Dance of the Sea Dogs at Hadlock Field
Around 50 youngsters in grades 4-8 are participating in the Peacemakers Program,
Around 600 people yesterday went to St. Mary's Catholic Church in Wells for a me
Around 60 Kennebunkport residents yesterday attended an informational meeting at
Around 75 fishermen and others associated with the fishing industry met yesterda
Around 80 people yesterday recited an oath of allegiance and the pledge of alleg
Around a dozen residents of the Granite Point and Fortunes Rocks neighborhoods i
Around two dozen alternative health care practitioners were featured yesterday a
Around two dozen Republican candidates for the Maine House of Representatives ye
Arrests of juvenile arson suspects in Maine increased from 65 cases in 1992 to 8
Arthur E. Batson of Maryland, president of the Industrial Union of Marine and Sh
Arthur Rowe, 47, was killed Saturday when a fire swept through and destroyed his
Artice about Meredith Burgess, 38, of Cumberland, who is giving her two boys a l
Article about Access, a program which is run by Maine Medical Center, Jackson Br
Article about Biddeford's La Kermesse celebration, which, through Saturday, had
Article about Dave Littlefield, 34, a former Portland High School athlete, who i
Article about Freeport's proposed municipal and school budgets, which, if adopte
Article about how the family, friends, classmates, and, indeed, the whole commun
Article about how various candidates in the current primary campaigns have bent
Article about independent gubernatorial candidate Angus King and his plans for p
Article about Linda Storey, 44, of Cumberland, who suffers from a condition know
Article about Maine Cellular and Maine Wireless, two cellular telephone companie
Article about one-week-old Samuel Corrigan Moore, the son of Frederick Moore and
Article about Paul Wentworth, 76, of Freeport, who has climbed every 4,000-foot
Article about problems encountered in transforming a 92-year-old former officers
Article about Richard W. Davidson, 52, Frederick D. Williams, 71, and Melvin A.
Article about Roger Lord, who teaches industrial technology at Gorham High Schoo
Article about some of the crazy tension-relieving ways Portland people let off t
Article about testimony given yesterday in Cumberland County Superior in the mur
Article about the eight candidates running for three seats on the Yarmouth Town
Article about the growth potential off microbreweries in Maine and elsewhere, di
Article about the indictment by a California federal grand jury of three men bel
Article about the Maine sardine industry, which counts on automation and exports
Article about the need for a law that would prohibit attempts to lure children o
Article about the postal substation on Stevens Avenue in Portland, which has bee
Article about the reaction of Bridgton residents to the recent murder of Crystal
Article about the Root Cellar youth ministry at 96 Washington Avenue, Portland,
Article about the sense of relief felt by residents of Bath because of the Navy'
Article about the tension among workers at the Cumberland County Jail because of
Article about the virtual explosion of new pizza places in Maine. Greater Portl
Article about Tim Brown of South Portland, who, like other guitar players and af
Article about what the future might hold for Portland attorney Thomas H. Allen w
Article about yesterday's storm, which dumped rain, sleet, and snow on the area
Article briefly sampling the reactions of Maine Catholics to the stand taken on
Article comparing and contrasting state Senate President Dennis Dutremble and Ja
Article describes and analyzes two 30-second television ads, which ran on the da
Article describes the events and participants at the third annual Wilderness Ren
Article describing the 20-year radio career of WPOR disc jockey Hal Knight.
Article discussing the success of the Small Business Administration's microloan
Article in "Maine Milestones" about Dennis Patterson, 44, the captain of the ori
Article in "Maine Milestones" about Pete Bennett, 74, of Portland, who refereed
Article in which Kevin Gildart of Bath Iron Works, David M. MacMahon of Gates Fo
Article lists all the recipients of honorary degrees from Maine colleges and uni
Article on the campaign finances of the eight candidates seeking the Republican