Portland Public Library's collection in the Portland Room includes the complete Maine Times on microfilm, as well as the Maine Times Index- which accompanies indexed entries in the Maine News Index.
Submissions from 1998
"Campaign '98" piece on the three-way 1st District congressional race between De, Kathryn Skelton
Community Advocates for the Saddleback Hills (CASH) in Baldwin is leading a figh, Kathryn Skelton
Cover story with a profile of Gov. Angus King's chief of staff, Kay Rand, 43, of, Kathryn Skelton
Details of some of the 50 proposed changes to Brunswick's Main Street, which is, Kathryn Skelton
Details on a $47,000 project to relocate adolescent lobsters in Portland Harbor, Kathryn Skelton
"Educational Endeavors" piece on Evan Zislis, 24, a University of Maine graduate, Kathryn Skelton
"Educational Endeavors" piece on Sandra Caron, associate professor of family rel, Kathryn Skelton
"Educational Endeavors" piece on "schoolyard violence" in Maine, about which the, Kathryn Skelton
Feature article about the ups and downs of being gay, with interviews focusing o, Kathryn Skelton
For the past three summers, Shaw's supermarket chain has considered produce grow, Kathryn Skelton
"Health Care" piece on legislative initiatives for the elderly of Maine, such a, Kathryn Skelton
In-depth article on Kittery, the oldest incorporated town in Maine and home to a, Kathryn Skelton
Interview with Dean Mansir, 15, of Pittston, whose family erects a Christmas dis, Kathryn Skelton
Joseph Jenkins, author of The Humanure Handbook, believes that water pollution c, Kathryn Skelton
Last week, a conference was convened in Freeport by Maine Coast Heritage Trust w, Kathryn Skelton
Last week Topsham officially became an area of "slum and blight" in order to sec, Kathryn Skelton
Lengthy article about the Franklin Community Health Network, which incorporates, Kathryn Skelton
Long article about about Edward Johnson IV's plans to build a 100-foot pier into, Kathryn Skelton
Maine has a "secondary" seat belt law, which means that a violator must be in vi, Kathryn Skelton
"Maine Interview" piece with Bill Stewart, a native of Groton, Massachusetts, an, Kathryn Skelton
"Maine Interview" piece with C. J. Maloney, 29, a teacher in Nashua, New Hampshi, Kathryn Skelton
"Maine Interview" piece with Dan Stewart and his son Kenny of Aroostook County,, Kathryn Skelton
"Maine Interview" piece with Franklin Carter, 75, a corps sergeant major in the, Kathryn Skelton
"Maine Interview" piece with Joanne Palombo-McCallie, coach of the women's baske, Kathryn Skelton
"Maine Interview" piece with Kendra Asselin, a University of Maine senior, who, Kathryn Skelton
"Maine Interview" piece with Marie Tessier, who teaches journalism at the Univer, Kathryn Skelton
"Maine Interview" piece with Tony Masciadri, who, with his wife, Linda, makes, Kathryn Skelton
"Maine Interview" piece with Yvonne Corliss Paul, who has been making cakes for, Kathryn Skelton
Maine law enforcers and social workers gathered in Augusta last week for a confe, Kathryn Skelton
Maine's newest Job Corps Center is the linchpin of the Loring Commerce Center at, Kathryn Skelton
"News & Issues" piece on a band of 30 Fairfield, Oakland and Waterville resident, Kathryn Skelton
"News & Issues" piece on a Maine Green Party meeting, which took place in August, Kathryn Skelton
"News & Issues" piece on Ira Glasser, executive director of the American Civil L, Kathryn Skelton
"News & Issues" piece on Maine Medical Center's School of Medical Technology, wh, Kathryn Skelton
"News & Issues" piece on retail giant Wal-Mart's first Supercenter in Maine, whi, Kathryn Skelton
"News & Issues" piece on the Maine League of Conservation Voters, which, since 1, Kathryn Skelton
"News & Issues" piece on the newly formed Maine Parkinson Society, which will ac, Kathryn Skelton
"News & Issues" piece on the next phase of the $50 million Capitol renovation in, Kathryn Skelton
"News & Issues" piece on the process of hiring and training Santa Clauses. Vinc, Kathryn Skelton
"News & Issues" piece on the two-way race for the position of Cumberland County, Kathryn Skelton
"News & Issues" piece on the use of a bright yellow-green in the make-over of si, Kathryn Skelton
Preliminary results of tests done on fish taken from Androscoggin Lake in 1996 i, Kathryn Skelton
Profile of Bob Jacobs, who lives with his wife Deborah in Gardiner, and who, fiv, Kathryn Skelton
Profile of Pat LaMarche, 37, of Freeport, former director of the Children's Mira, Kathryn Skelton
Profile of University of Maine President Peter Hoff, 53, who has created a docum, Kathryn Skelton
Public hearings are being held on various options for increasing tolls on the Ma, Kathryn Skelton
Ray Remick started Central Monhegan Power 15 years ago with one small generator,, Kathryn Skelton
Seeds of Peace camp in Otisfield was founded by John Wallach, a New Yorker, six, Kathryn Skelton
Summer is the beginning of "kitten season," a time when the overflow of kittens, Kathryn Skelton
Surveys about community needs place teen facilities at the top of the list. Por, Kathryn Skelton
The Eastern Maine Aids Network is working on commemorative quilts for a three-da, Kathryn Skelton
The International Masons, in conjunction with the International Union of Brickla, Kathryn Skelton
The Loring Commerce Center in Limestone might become a training site for the U.S, Kathryn Skelton
The town of Limestone is preparing for the second weekend concert, dubbed "Lemon, Kathryn Skelton
Three major conferences were held within the week on school violence: the "Preju, Kathryn Skelton
Two Michigan men, calling themselves the "Itch Busters," have proposed solutions, Kathryn Skelton
Wildlife advocates in Maine are applauding an announcement by the U. S. Fish and, Kathryn Skelton
Letter to the editor from Alison P. Smith, of Portland, co-chair of Maine Citize, Alison P. Smith
Letter to the editor from George Smith, the executive director of the Sportsman, George Smith
"Maine Interview" piece with Bob Slocum, 48, superintendent for the Department o, Shaw Sprague
"Maine Interview" piece with Seung O. Choi of Portland, who has taught a culmina, Shaw Sprague
"Maine Interview" piece with Walter Elsmore, an air traffic controller at the Po, Shaw Sprague
Review of "Celia Thaxter: Selected Wrtitings," edited by Julia Older., Deborah Straw
Review of author Jill Ker Conway's talk at Portland's First Parish Church, in on, Haines Sprunt Tate
Reviews of "Winslow Homer: His Art, His Light, His Landscape," by Carl Little wi, Haines Sprunt Tate
Interview with Edgecomb novelist, Van Reid, 42, whose first novel, "Cordelia Und, Michael Uhl
"Eye of the Beholder" piece on the University of Maine's Hudson Museum., of Maine University and Hudson Museum Orono
Letter to the editor from Stephen L. Whittington, director of the University of, of Maine University and Hudson Museum Orono
Both Ram Island Dance and the Portland String Quartet celebrate their 30th anniv, June Vail
Commentary on a performance by the New York-based David Dorfman Dance Company, w, June Vail
"Dance" piece on the inaugural production of the Portland Concert Association's, June Vail
Feature article on the New Dance Studio in Portland. The studio is co-directed, June Vail
Review of "Changed, Not Lost and Other Dances," by Portland's New Dance Studio l, June Vail
Review of the opening of the 16th season of the Bates Dance Festival, with a per, June Vail
"Maine Interview" piece on filmmaker James Coleman, 50, of Portland, who goes by, Anne Wadleigh
Review of "Rubicon: The Love Story of Emily Dickinson's Brother," by Candace Rid, Anne Wadleigh
Acadia National Park is the first national park to ban jet skis. The Friends of, Andrew K. Weegar
A detailed analysis of the new forestry law passed by the Legislature, which giv, Andrew K. Weegar
A federal program, Coastal America Partnership, which "shops" for state and fede, Andrew K. Weegar
A look at the unexpected passage of L. D. 1730, which bans jet skis from 245 lak, Andrew K. Weegar
Feature article on coyotes in Maine. The Maine population of coyotes is estimat, Andrew K. Weegar
Feature article on how municipalities are dealing with the proliferation of tele, Andrew K. Weegar
Feature article on smelts and smelting. Smelts are anadromous fish, living in s, Andrew K. Weegar
Hancock Timber Resources Management Group has sold a 3,092-acre parcel in Weld t, Andrew K. Weegar
John Andrews of Saco has proposed running a bicycle path from Portland through S, Andrew K. Weegar
Last week the Yale School of Forestry and the Muskie Institute co-hosted the "Ne, Andrew K. Weegar
"Maine Interview" piece with the writer's father and the Blackstone Valley Elect, Andrew K. Weegar
Maine voters next month will consider a people's veto referendum on the state's, Andrew K. Weegar
"One Man's Dog" piece on a cusk-fishing spot ruined by the construction of a "mo, Andrew K. Weegar
"One Man's Dog" piece on eating a herring gull, which was shot to protect nestin, Andrew K. Weegar
"One Man's Dog" piece on the opossum in Maine., Andrew K. Weegar
"One Man's Dog" piece on the upcoming debate over forest practices in the state,, Andrew K. Weegar
Profile of Donnie Helstrom, a registered Maine Guide since 1961. Helstrom track, Andrew K. Weegar
Researchers at the University of Maine at Orono analyzed sediment from two ponds, Andrew K. Weegar
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, which licenses hydro-electric projects, Andrew K. Weegar
The fishing industry is becoming impatient over Gov. Angus King's delay in repla, Andrew K. Weegar
The group Friends of Maine State Parks was formed last year, following the decis, Andrew K. Weegar
The Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife announced Tim Peabody of N, Andrew K. Weegar
The Maine House this week voted 100-39 against enacting LD 1766, a four-point fo, Andrew K. Weegar
The Maine Organic Farmers and Gardeners Organization, a group that certifies org, Andrew K. Weegar