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 1995
"Continuum" piece on Wal-Mart and civic virtue., Peter W. Cox
"Re:Reading" piece on "As the World Turns," by Gladys Hasty Carroll., Peter W. Cox
"Re:Reading" piece on "Magnificent Mainers," by Jeff Hollingsworth., Peter W. Cox
In 1994, local beers accounted for two percent of beer sales in Maine, an astoni, Al Diamon
Confessions of a part-time farmer, from Jean English, editor of The Maine Organi, Jean English
"Re:Reading" piece on "Kate Furbish and the Flora of Maine," by Ada Graham and F, Jean English
"This Week In The Garden" piece on Bonsall and Molly Thorkildsen and Khadigar, t, Jean English
"This Week in the Garden" piece on Frank Gross of Lisbon Falls, who grows vegeta, Jean English
"This Week In The Garden" piece on genetic engineering of plants. Monsanto want, Jean English
"This Week in the Garden" piece on GreenStreets! of Belfast and the Camden Garde, Jean English
"This Week in the Garden" piece on the Ashwood Waldorf School in Lincolnville., Jean English
"This Week in the Garden" piece on "The Roots of Healing," by Deb Soule of Rockp, Jean English
"This Week in the Garden" piece on the University of Maine Cooperative Extension, Jean English
"This Week In The Garden" piece reporting that Master Gardeners in York County,, Jean English
Arts education is important not only because of the fun of making art motivate y, Donna Gold
"Book Review" piece on "The Artist's Mount Desert: American Painters on the Main, Donna Gold
"Eateries" piece on The Griffen House in Stockton Springs., Donna Gold
Education reform in Maine began in 1990 with Maine's Common Core of Learning, an, Donna Gold
"Film Review" piece on the reopening of the Alamo theater in Bucksport. The Ala, Donna Gold
"Go Away" piece on some of the attractions to be found in Waldoboro, including t, Donna Gold
"Poetry and Art" piece on The Place of Poetry, a poster recently commissioned by, Donna Gold
Profile of Ashley Bryan of Isleford, an artist, storyteller, illustrator, childr, Donna Gold
Profile of Bob and Kathe Bartlett, owners of Bartlett Maine Estate Winery of Gou, Donna Gold
Profile of Emily Muir, 90, of Stonington, an artist, architect, writer and activ, Donna Gold
Profile of Marjorie Sewell, an early organizer of Maine Coast Artists and co-fou, Donna Gold
Profile of writer Agnes Bushell, whose latest book, "Days of the Dead," has just, Donna Gold
"Re:Reading" piece on "Ivy League Stripper," by Heidi Mattson., Donna Gold
Review of "A Family Affair," an exhibit of paintings by Waterville native Anne E, Donna Gold
Review of "Andrew Wyeth: Autobiography," by Andrew Wyeth with an introduction by, Donna Gold
Review of exhibits by Rich Entel and Abby Shahn, both currently showing at the C, Donna Gold
Review of "Flotsam & Jetsam," an exhibit of mixed-media assemblage by Judith Ing, Donna Gold
Review of "Original Visions," an exhibit of work by self-taught artists David Du, Donna Gold
Review of "Seeing Red," an exhibit of works by 50 Maine artists, currently showi, Donna Gold
Review of the "First Annual Faculty Show," currently showing at the College of t, Donna Gold
"Review of the Penobscot Theatre Company production of Tony Kushner's adaptation, Donna Gold
"The Long View" piece on efforts to restore Fort Knox. A 1989 report estimated, Donna Gold
There are 2,400 Maine children in foster care, around 60 percent of them in the, Donna Gold
Whitefield enacted a tax cap in 1993 that sets its school budget responsibilitie, Donna Gold
William Widgery Thomas Jr., former consul to Sweden and a Maine native, in 1870, Donna Gold
"Book Review" piece on "The Book of Knowledge," by Doris Grumbach., Tory Haiss
"Exertions" piece on glade skiing at Sunday River's new Jordan Bowl., Tory Haiss
H2Outfitters of Orr's Island, founded 13 years ago by Cathy Piffath and Jeff Coo, Tory Haiss
"Kids' Books" piece on "A Year on Monhegan Island," by Julia Dean., Tory Haiss
"Practicum" piece on Maine's drunk-driving laws. Derek Soucy, 22, was driving d, Tory Haiss
"Practicum" piece on the acquittal of Craig Turner, the teenager who was charged, Tory Haiss
"Practicum" piece on the suicide of Scott Croteau, 17, of Lewiston, and on teena, Tory Haiss
"Practicuum" piece on O'Neil and Ruth Michaud of Waterville, their daughter Vick, Tory Haiss
Profile of Rich Hilsinger, 44, of Brooklin, director of the WoodenBoat School., Tory Haiss
Profiles of two of the state's indoor playgrounds, The Discovery Zone in South P, Tory Haiss
"Re:Reading" piece on "Bloodline," by Gerry Boyle., Tory Haiss
"Re:Reading" piece on May Sarton, who died last month at age 83 in York., Tory Haiss
"Re:Reading" piece on "Sarah Orne Jewett: Her World and Her Work," by Paula Blan, Tory Haiss
"Re:Reading" piece on the Audio Bookshelf edition of "May Sarton: Excerpts From, Tory Haiss
Review of the Chamber Theatre of Maine production of May Sarton's "The Undergrou, Tory Haiss
Sandy Brown and Suzanne Hallett will launch "Bartering in Maine" on October 15., Tory Haiss
"Stop-Look-Listen" piece on the 20th anniversary celebration of the Maine Writer, Tory Haiss
The Theater at Monmouth, known for its classical repertoire, has announced that, Tory Haiss
"Re:Reading" pieces on "Two If by Sea," by Ted Holmes, and "Just a Corpse at Twi, Tory Haiss and Carl Little
An unusually large number of moose yearlings died during last year's mild winter, Evan Halper
Architect John Morris of Camden has proposed a 52-unit apartment building for Ce, Evan Halper
A recent Maine Public Utilities Commission ruling reduces Nynex toll rates and r, Evan Halper
Boothbay Harbor split off from Boothbay 106 years ago, as the result of a bitter, Evan Halper
"Campaigning Trail" piece on Ross Perot's recent visit to Maine, and on the effo, Evan Halper
Carolyn Cosby, founder of Concerned Maine Families, says homosexuals should be e, Evan Halper
Despite unanimous opposition from the Freeport Planning Board, the Freeport Town, Evan Halper
Food & Water, an activist organization based in Vermont, is encouraging consumer, Evan Halper
Hannaford Bros. has implemented a computer test to screen all prospective entry-, Evan Halper
Jay Rasku, a senior biology and art student at Bates College, introduced student, Evan Halper
Jim Fotter, an employee of the Maine Education Association, is an openly gay vol, Evan Halper
Ken Lantz, a junior high school computer teacher in Orrington, thought publishin, Evan Halper
Lewiston voters in November 1993 repealed by a 2-1 margin an ordinance prohibiti, Evan Halper
Louis Sprague of Dedham was the financial backer of Body Magic of Ellsworth, a s, Evan Halper
Maine and New Hampshire are the only New England states not to include sexual or, Evan Halper
Maine arts currently pull in slightly less than $1 million annually in federal s, Evan Halper
Maine is the nation's top exporter of cow embryos, with sales having reached $1., Evan Halper
Maine Secretary of State Bill Diamond is watching Oregon's experiment with mail, Evan Halper
Maine voters on November 7 approved Question Three, a $15 million bond issue for, Evan Halper
MBNA, the world's second largest credit card company, had planned a 130,000-squa, Evan Halper
Melanie Ghosh, coordinator of multicultural affairs at Bates College, was one of, Evan Halper
Morry Taylor is one of numerous Republicans seeking his party's nomination for p, Evan Halper
On an average business day 27,000 commuters drive into Portland, while the city, Evan Halper
Profile of Michael Perkins, owner of T.P. Perkins of Portland. Perkins builds n, Evan Halper
Profile of Peter Alcorn, a native of Hiram and founder of Wild Things, a busines, Evan Halper
Profile of Shep Erhart, who founded Maine Coast Sea Vegetables 25 years ago. Th, Evan Halper
Profiles of some of Maine's young activists, including Harry Brown of the Maine, Evan Halper
Related articles on 1994 campaign contributions from MBNA to then-U.S. represena, Evan Halper
Related articles on the author's experiences after answering an advertisement fr, Evan Halper
Scientific Ecology Group, Master International Systems U.S.A. of New York and Co, Evan Halper
Suzy Cronin works for the Abused Women's Advocacy Project in Lewiston, where she, Evan Halper
The first Claremont Croquet Classic was played in 1976 at the Claremont Hotel in, Evan Halper
The Maine Council of Senior Citizens last week blasted U.S. represenative James, Evan Halper
The Maine Department of Environmental Protection since 1990 has eliminated its l, Evan Halper
The Maine Department of Transportation has embarked on a $1 million project to i, Evan Halper
The Maine Legislature last session voted to forfeit the state's claim on abandon, Evan Halper
The Old Orchard Beach Town Council on August 10 revoked the business license of, Evan Halper
There were 6,964 licensed trappers in Maine in 1988, but by this year that numbe, Evan Halper
The state has spent $3 million on a 35-acre landfill site in Lincoln for disposa, Evan Halper
The striped bass is a fisherman's dream, and recreational striper fishing has gi, Evan Halper
The Umbagog Trading Company of Andover is teaching entrepreneurs and homeopaths, Evan Halper
Visitors to last weekend's Lobster Festival in Rockland were confronted with the, Evan Halper