Good news from Lansing!
MeLCat is back online! You can start putting holds on MeLCat items right now.
MeLCat is Michigan’s statewide catalog that allows you to borrow items from other libraries around the state. MeLCat participating libraries include universities, special, and public libraries. All you need is a library card to get started. Start requesting books at mel.org. If you have any questions about MeLCat borrowing, please contact the library.
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The next stage of reopening the library has arrived – materials return and our first phase of building opening will take place this week. We are happy to welcome you back and to share with you the plans and protocols in place for our Grab and Go phase. Please view my full letter for details and view our updated FAQs for additional information.
The library has entered the Grab and Go phase of reopening, but curbside pickup will continue to be offered. You can also opt to pick up your holds directly from the hold shelf in the building. Please refer to the FAQs for the latest information about building hours and services.
Curbside Hold Pickup in 4 Easy Steps
Watch a video of the process
Printable Instructions
Any questions? Please email info@plymouthlibrary.org or call 734-453-0750.
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If you completed the PDL Summer Connection challenge, please stop by for your prize, or email srp@plymouthlibrary.org to set up curbside pickup. Prizes for all ages will be available while supplies last.
Adults – Login to see if you are eligible for a prize
Children – If you logged any reading this summer, you’re eligible for a prize too!
Teens – Drawings have been completed and winners have been notified
The Plymouth District Library Board of Trustees will be meeting in a special session this Saturday, August 15, 2020 at 10:00 am. The focus of this meeting will be on the 2020 budget and the impact of COVID-19.
This meeting will be conducted over Zoom. Please see the Board of Trustees meeting page for log-in details.
Download the agenda here (pdf)
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Mobile printing at the library is available with the PrinterOn service! This app allows you to print from your phone, tablet, or computer. Don’t want to use an app? You can email directly to the printer by sending an email with your document attached. Finally, you can also use the printer cloud by uploading your document, and then retrieve the document from the printer. Regardless of the method used, you have 24 hours to come to the library and call up your print job. Jobs are automatically deleted after 24 hours. The cost is 10 cents per page for black and white and 50 cents per page for color.
Watch a video of how to use this service
| Use PrinterOn App | PrinterOn Upload | Email an Attachment |
Northville District Library presents:
Streets of Detroit: The People Behind the Names with Joe Oldenburg
Thursday, August 13 at 7:00pm
Register at the Northville Library and get Zoom login information.
Who were Woodward and Gratiot? What was John R’s last name? Historian Joe Oldenburg will highlight the history of Detroit through the names of the streets we know so well.
This virtual program is sponsored jointly with the Northville Township Historic District Commission.
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This week’s challenge is “Code Your Hero!”.
Using CS First, play with block coding, test your skills with interactive challenges, or just have some fun creating your own online games.
Discover a new challenge or activity posted every Wednesday on the Library’s youth page. Open to kids ages 6-12.
Click here for this week’s challenge!
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