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
Review of pigmented ink paintings on paper by Robert Clemens, currently showing, Philip Isaacson
Review of the 16th Annual Juried Exhibition of Maine Coast Artists, currently sh, Philip Isaacson
Review of the Hamilton Easter Field Art Foundation Collection, currently showing, Philip Isaacson
Review of "The Luster of Graphite," an exhibit of pencil drawings, currently sho, Philip Isaacson
Review of the Maine College of Art's Annual Faculty Exhibition, currently showin, Philip Isaacson
Review of "The Voice of the Print," photographs by Paul Caponigro, currently sho, Philip Isaacson
Review of "To Make a Living: Franco-American Work Traditions in Lewiston and Aub, Philip Isaacson
Review of Wall Reliefs by Duane Pulaska, currently showing at Icon Contemporary, Philip Isaacson
Review of "Will Barnet: Works of Six Decades," currently showing at the Oqunquit, Philip Isaacson
Review of "Works by Anne Minich," currently showing at Icon Contemporary Art in, Philip Isaacson
Review of works by Charlie Hewitt, currently showing at Paula Paulette Contempor, Philip Isaacson
Reviews of "Artists of Vinalhaven: Granite, Lobster and Art," and "Watershed: Th, Philip Isaacson
Reviews of "Drawing to the Nth Degree," currently showing at the Maine College o, Philip Isaacson
Reviews of "On Der Ground," a temporary city sculpture by Henry Wolyniec install, Philip Isaacson
Reviews of "Pam LaCombe-Connell and Michael Culver, paintings and drawings," cur, Philip Isaacson
"Maine Voices" piece by Pierrette Lambert Kelly of Rome, a consultant with Mains, Pierrette Lambert Kelly
Maine filmmakers Mary Lampson, Gail Worster and Polly Bennell are three of the f, Amy Killinger
Preview of "The Anne Frank Project," an installation by Boston artist Ellen Roth, Amy Killinger
Preview of the Theater Project's presentation of "Romeo and Juliet," with a long, Amy Killinger
Profile of Andrew Sokolov, 30, who this fall became associate director of Mad Ho, Amy Killinger
Profile of painter William Thon, 87, of Port Clyde, with a review of "William Th, Amy Killinger
Profile of Paul Caponigro, 62, of Camden, a landscape photographer. A traveling, Amy Killinger
Profile of Scott Potter, a Sanford native who has the male-lead role in the Port, Amy Killinger
Review of "A Cicle of Nine," a sculptural installation by collaborators Katrina, Amy Killinger
Review of "Paul Strand, Selected Photographs," currently showing at the Portland, Amy Killinger
Guest column by Rita Kissen, professor in the College of Education and the Women, Rita Kissen
"Maine Voices" piece by Jim Kupel of Portland, a research and strategy consultan, Jim Kupel
Review of "A Marriage Made at Woodstock," by Cathie Pelletier., Linda Labin
Review of "Just a Corpse at Twilight," by Janwillem van de Wetering., Linda Labin
Review of "The Book of Reuben," by Tabitha King., Linda L. Labin
Review of "Loot," a presentation of the Lab Theater at Russell Hall on the Unive, Jane Lamb
Review of Schoolhouse Arts Center's production of "Tintypes.", Jane Lamb
Review of The Theater Project's production of "Romeo and Juliet" in Brunswick, Jane Lamb
Review of "Odyssey of Love," the story of Sister Marie Ange Larrivee of Westbroo, Joanne Lannin
Reviews of five recent collections of works by Maine poets, including "Patterns, Denis Ledoux
Article by Mark B LeDuc, an attorney in Augusta, on the three years he served a, Mark B. LeDuc
Letter to the editor from state representative Bill Lemke, D-Westbrook, on an ap, Bill Lemke
"Sportsmen Say" piece on a claim by Wayne Perri of Hartland, owner of the Lazy-T, Gene Letourneau
"Sportsmen Say" piece on Michael Liberty, 33, who is currently working with Glen, Gene Letourneau
"Sportsmen Say" piece on the photograph taken by Wayne Perri of Hartland, which, Gene Letourneau
"Sportsmen Say" piece on the size and condition of the bears taken during the fi, Gene Letourneau
"Sportsmen Say" piece reporting that the nonprofit Rangeley Lakes Heritage Trust, Gene Letourneau
"Les Franco Americains" piece listing the members of an All-Time New England Fra, Juliana L'Heureux
"Les Franco Americains" piece on a recent biography of Tom Plant (1859-1941) of, Juliana L'Heureux
"Les Franco Americains" piece on Ben Guillemette, 67, of Sanford, and his three, Juliana L'Heureux
"Les Franco Americains" piece on the Brothers of Christian Instruction, an inter, Juliana L'Heureux
"Les Franco Americains" piece on the "Maine Stein Song," made popular by Rudy Va, Juliana L'Heureux
"Les Franco Americains" piece on the publication of "Immigrant Odyssey: A French, Juliana L'Heureux
"Guest Column" by Joseph K. Loughlin, a detective sergeant in the Portland Polic, Joseph K. Loughlin
"Maine Voices" piece by Sgt. Joseph K. Loughlin of the Portland Police Departmen, Joseph K. Loughlin
Another in a series of guest columns examining President Clinton's performance b, Nona Lyons
Long article describes the archery skills of seventeen-year-old Joshua Winters o, Brent Macey
Another in a series of guest columns examining President Clinton's performance b, L Sandy Maisel
Review of "New England Humor," by Cameron C. Nickels., John McDonald
"Architecture" piece on a display of the winners of the 1993 Maine American Inst, Peter McDonald
"Architecture" piece on Hadlock Field, which the author says is particularly wel, Peter McDonald
"Architecture" piece on parking garages, with a discussion of most of the garage, Peter McDonald
"Architecture" piece on some of Portland's architecturally interesting buildings, Peter McDonald
"Maine Voices" piece by Jim McGregor, a former journalist and aide to the late G, Jim McGregor
"Maine Voices" piece by Jim McGregor, director of governmental affairs for the M, Jim McGregor
"Maine Voices" piece by Jeffrey L. McNelly, executive director of the Maine Wate, Jeffrey L. McNelly
Letter to the editor from C. Edwin Meadows Jr., commissioner of the Maine Depart, C Edwin Meadows Jr
"Maine Voices" piece by Dorothy A. Neal of Cornish, 1994 Maine Teacher of the Ye, Dorothy A. Neal
Editorial on the launching of the USS Fitzgerald (DDG 62), named for Lt William, George Neavoll
Editorial on the proposal by Democratic gubernatorial candidate Joseph Brennan t, George Neavoll
"Editorial Page Editor" piece on a proposal by independent gubernatorial candida, George Neavoll
"Editorial Page Editor" piece on gubernatorial candidate Jonathan Carter and 2nd, George Neavoll
"Editorial Page Editor" piece on Memorial Day, with a focus on Capt. John Frankl, George Neavoll
"Editorial Page Editor" piece on the cod. Fishery scientists recently said cod, George Neavoll
"Editorial Page Editor" piece on the disappearance of the great auk from the wat, George Neavoll
"Editorial Page Editor" piece on the final report of the Northern Forest Lands C, George Neavoll
"Editorial Page Editor" piece on the old Abyssinian Church on Portland's Munjoy, George Neavoll
"Editorial Page Editor" piece on the proposal by Restore: The North Woods to est, George Neavoll
"Editorial Page Editor" piece on the proposed memorial to the late Maj. Charles, George Neavoll
George Neavoll editorial on the Maine Conference on International Trade, sponsor, George Neavoll
George Neavoll piece on gubernatorial candidates Tom Allen and Angus King, both, George Neavoll
Another in a series of guest columns examining President Clinton's performance b, John O'Leary
"Maine Voices" piece by J. Michael Orenduff, chancellor of the University of Mai, J Michael Orenduff
"Maine Voices" piece by Charles Packard of Camden on assisted suicide, Charles Packard
Review of "The Real Inspector Hound," a Tom Stoppard play performed by the Vinta, Thomas A. Power
"Stage" piece on the Mad Horse Theatre presentation of "One Flew Over the Cuckoo, Cathy Nelson Price
"Maine Voices" piece by Michael Rafkin, artistic director of Mad Horse Theatre,, Michael Rafkin
Special to the Telegram by Thomas Hedley Reynolds, president of the University o, Thomas Hedley Reynolds
"Guest Column" by Gwilym R. Roberts, former state representative and history pro, Gwilym R. Roberts
"Running" piece announcing that John LeRoy, who began publishing the endurance s, John Rolfe
In 1986, Dana Baratta, 33, a Brunswick native, was living and working in Los Ang, Ray Routhier
Profile of Bob Potter, 60, one of a handful of milkmen in Maine who still delive, Ray Routhier
The Maine Historical Society is planning an exhibit on the history of Maine base, Ray Routhier
When Barbara Grandolfo and Gordon Dexter were married on May 31, 1986, they had, Ray Routhier
Guest piece by Gordon Rushton, general manager of the Ffestiniog lines in Portma, Gordon Rushton
Review of the Spin Doctors with Gin and Blossoms and Cracker concert held at The, Jim Sanville
"Maine Milestones" piece on Wendy Farrington, who set numerous basketball record, Roberta Scruggs
Of the 5,260 students who applied to the University of Maine in Orono last year,, Roberta Scruggs
"Maine Voices" piece by Scott Simonds, a board member of the Congressional Term, Scott Simonds
Letter to the editor from Col Alfred R Skolfield, chief of the Maine State Pol, Alfred R. Skolfield
"Maine Issues" piece by Samuel H. Smith of Washington, D.C., former president of, Samuel H. Smith
Review of Mad Horse Theatre Company's production of "Down the Road", Mary Snell
Review of the Mad Horse Children's Theatre presentation of C.S. Lewis' "The Lion, Mary Snell
Review of the Mad Horse Theatre Company production of Dale Wasserman's "One Flew, Mary Snell
Letter to the editor from U.S. represenative Olympia J. Snowe on the need to pro, Olympia J. Snowe