Consider running for a seat on the Plymouth District Library Board of Trustees. Trustees serve for four year term beginning in January 2021.
The filing deadline for the November election is July 16, 2020
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Step 1: Place a hold in the library catalog. You can place up to 20 holds on your account.
Step 2: Wait for a confirmation email! It will take our staff some time to go pull the items off the shelves. There are over 700 holds waiting in the system, which will take time to process! Once they are ready, you will receive an email notification. They may not be available all at once, but you can pick them up in batches as you receive hold notification emails.
Step 3: In the notification email is a link to set a pick-up time. Choose a tent, a day, and a time. You will receive a confirmation email that verifies your pick up time.
Step 4: Show up at your appointed time and take your items off the table under the tent assigned to you! Sorry, we cannot take returns or donations yet.
Watch a video of the process
Instruction sheet that outlines the process
Any questions? Please email info@plymouthlibrary.org or call 734-453-0750 ext 220.
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Imagine Your Story at the library this summer! The PDL Summer Connection is now live for all ages. Link through for details of the online summer program for each age group.
Teen Summer Connection
Youth Summer Connection
Adult Summer Connection
Beanstack Registration Instructions (PDF)
Beanstack Registration Instructions (video)
All week long, June 29th through July 5th, you can watch Dewey the Dragon reading his favorite fairy tales, thanks to Alex Thomas and Friends!
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This week’s challenge is Biodiversity Bingo!
Complete this fun backyard bingo sheet from PBS and email your favorite nature picture to srp@plymouthlibrary.org.
Click her for Biodiversity Bingo Sheet.
Read MoreIn this presentation you will learn which plants are best to grow in your gardens to help attract, and ultimately benefit, pollinators.
Participants will also be introduced to a wide array of bee species and pollinators, as well as their benefits and importance to not only our ecosystem, but also to our food industry.
Presenter Brian Peterson-Roest is the co-founder and president of Bees in the D, a non-profit organization devoted to the education and conservation of Honey Bees and other pollinators in Detroit and Southeast Michigan.
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The easiest way for us to contact you is by email. Please consider logging into your library record to add or update your e-mail address.
Reminder: your library card number is the 14 digits on the back of your library card. Please enter them with no spaces, along with your PIN, which is the last four digits of your phone number. Once logged in, scroll down to the “Address 1” section and verify your information. Click on “Edit” to add or change your email address.
Read MoreBerlin has been called edgy, poor (financially), rich (culturally), liberal, exciting, historical, international, and never-ending. Mariya Fogarasi spent ten years in this fascinating capital and will focus on favorite highlights of a city which will mark the 75th anniversary of its World War II capitulation on May 8, 2020.
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