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Grounded in Yoga

Grounded in Yoga Learn to Connect Mind and Body We meet every 4th Monday of the month in the main floor meeting room from 6 pm. Grounded in Yoga is a program designed to promote calmness and connection through the practice of yoga. With gentle guidance by instructor Margaret Gossens, participants will explore foundational yoga poses, breathing techniques, and mindfulness principles, fostering a deeper connection between mind and body. Each session offers a peaceful space to slow down, breathe deeply, and nurture a sense of inner calm. All experience levels are welcome! Please bring a yoga mat if you have one, if not, one will be provided. Registration requested.

Game Night

Morning Book Club

The Morning Book Club meets the first Monday of each month at 10 am. Find this year's book club selection along with past years' choices. Click here to sign up for event reminders.

Book Clubs

Book Clubs are held in the Library Meeting Room unless otherwise noted. Books are available to check with your library card at the upstairs service desk.

All Ages

All Ages These programs are open to all ages. Bring your family and friends!

Your Next 6 Reads

Having trouble deciding what to read next? Answer our questions and we will pick out up to 6 titles for you. The form collects the following information: Name, Email Address, Phone Number, and Library Card Number. Patrons can indicate whether items can be requested from another Monarch library. The form asks patrons to list some of their favorite books, favorite authors, and any authors they are interested in reading. Preferences collected include: book length (shorter books under 400 pages, longer books over 400 pages, or no preference), format preference (fiction, nonfiction, or both), and format type (Standard Print, Large Print, or Audiobook). Patrons can select preferred genres and topics including: Mystery, Fantasy, Romance, Science Fiction, Thriller, Western, Historical Fiction, Graphic Novels, History, Science, Biography, and Self Help. Additional fields allow patrons to note any authors, books, or genres to avoid and provide any additional information for the personal shopper.

Your Next Read

Need more resources on finding your next book or movie? Click on the following links to view current and previous award winners, top book club selections, and links to other resources to identify other authors and works that speak to you interest! Awards Winners: - Carnegie Medal of Excellence (Best Fiction and Non-Fiction) - ALA's Notable Books List: (Fiction, Non-Fiction, and Poetry) - Edgar Award: (Best Mystery Writing) - Bram Stoker Award: (Best New Horror Works) - Nebula Award: (Notable Science Fiction) - Stonewall Book Award (Top LGBTQ Writing) Book Club Picks: - Oprah's Book Club - Reese's Book Club - Good Morning America Club - Booklist Queen Picks Helpful Resources: - NoveList - Select your next read based on your favorite author or title - FictionDB - Search for New and Old Titles From Your Favorite Authors or Genre - Literature Map - See what authors other fans think are similar to your favorite writer - Book Series in Order - Find complete lists of book series by author in complete order - LibraryReads - The top 10 books each month as voted on by librarians across the country.

Tech Time Appointments

Need help downloading a library ebook, audiobook, magazine or streaming a film? Could you use extra assistance in searching for materials? Want to learn to do something in particular on your phone, tablet, or computer? Reserve a time to work with our librarian and get your questions answered. Call us at (920) 892-4416 to set up an appointment with our Adult Services Librarian.

Technology Help

Technnology Help Basic Computer Skills Online Course - This is a free online course that walks you through basic computer skills. Supported by funding through the Wisconsin Technical College System. Includes other courses to build technical skills. GCFLearnFree - Free tutorials on a variety of subjects, including Windows, Android, iOS, word processing, and more! TechBoomers - Learn how to use popular websites for free.

Talks That Bring Us Closer

Talks That Bring Us Closer Meets the Second Monday of Each Month at 2 pm. Join us for a monthly discussion series where we watch thought-provoking video talks together and explore the ideas that connect us. Each session features a short curated video followed by an open, welcoming conversation. Our first theme dives into invisibility, loneliness, and the simple power of talking to strangers-universal experiences that shape how we move through the world. Come share your thoughts, listen to others, and discover new ways we can feel more seen, supported, and connected. All are welcome!

Book Lover Social Hour Recommendations 2024

The first Book Lover Social Hour was held on Tuesday, September 17, 2024. Below are the recommendations from the 40 participants: My #1 Recommendation: Hyperion by Dan Simmons, Braiding Sweetgrass by Robin Wall Kimmerer, Jefferson's Daughters by Catherine Kerrison, When women were dragons, Flowers for Algernon, Man of La Mancha, The immortal life of Henrietta Lacks, Ordinary grace, Hannah Swensen mysteries by Joanne Fluke, My sister's keeper, American dirt, West with Giraffes by Lynda Rutledge, Stones from the river by Ursula Hegi, Kite runner by K. Hosseini, The women, Pillars of the earth I read it and would recommend it: If you tell by Gregg Olsen, Night swim by Megan Goldin, Mind of a murderer, The book of lost names by Kristin Harmal I read it and would never recommend it: The Wild, Before the coffee gets cold, Gone with the wind, The memory of animals, The 7 ½ deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle, Lessons in chemistry, Les Miserables, The Goldfinch, One hundred years of solitude Out of my comfort zone and I loved it: The forbidden notebook, Radium girls, GED - Goedel, Escher, Bach, Equal Rights, What about Otto, Dark matter by Blake Crouch, Cherow Books (biographies), Heaven and earth grocery store, An immense world, The Kite runner, My sister's keeper, Dear Edward by A. Napolitano, In god we trust by Jean Shephard, Library of Legends by Janie Chang, A constellation of vital phenomena This book really surprised me: To Kill a Mockingbird, The Camino by Shirley MacLaine, An Inconvenient truth by Al Gore, The seven husbands of Evelyn by Taylor Jenkins Reid, Warren Buffet (biography), Leading with my nose by Jay Leno, The Reading list, James by Percival Everett, Memoirs of a Geisha, Andy Warhol was a hoarder by Claudia Kalb, Mad honey, Diamond eye, The unlikely pilgrimage of Harold Fry by R. Joyce, The silent patient by Alex Michaelidies, Tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow by G. Zevin, The fellowship of puzzlemakers by Samuel Barr, Iona Iverson's rules of commuting, Atonement, Count of Monte Cristo, The red tent I have read this book many times: Hawaii, To kill a mockingbird, The Chosen one, Gone with the wind, Jane Eyre, The Giver, The Hatchet, Pride and Prejudice, Where the red fern grows, Robinson Crusoe, Count of Monte Cristo

Coffee Hour and Book Chat

Coffee Hour and Book Chat Meets the fourth Thursday of each month from 10:00 am - 11:45 am Drop by for a cup of coffee and connect with fellow book lovers. Share what you're currently reading, discover new recommendations, or simply enjoy good conversation and community.

NLRB Recruiting: Federal Job Opportunities Available

NLRB Annual Virtual Meet and Greet [email protected] Wed, 06/03/2026 - 15:46 Job Opportunities Interested in joining the NLRB team? You can find our open positions and application instructions at USAJobs.gov Records and Information Management Specialist (CUI) (Assistant Program Management Specialist) Washington, District of Columbia Records and Information Management Specialist (CUI) (Assistant Program Management Specialist) Washington, District of Columbia Information Technology Specialist (ENTARCH) (Chief Technology Officer) Washington, District of Columbia Supervisory Attorney-Adviser (Supervisory Attorney-Adviser (FOIA)) Washington, District of Columbia PreviousNext

Common Council

Calendar view for Village of Plymouth. The page allows users to view all calendars by default or select a specific calendar. A Notify Me button is available for subscribing to calendar notifications to be automatically alerted about the latest events in the community. Search functionality is provided to filter calendar events by start date, end date, and search terms.

Common Council

Calendar - View All Calendars is the default. Choose Select a Calendar to view a specific calendar. Subscribe to calendar notifications by clicking on the Notify Me® button, and you will automatically be alerted about the latest events in our community. Search Calendars by: Start Date, End Date, Enter Search Terms.

Digital Services Update 2026

Digital Services Update 2026 The Bad News As demand for digital materials grows and costs rise, the Plymouth Public Library has carefully looked at trends and spending. Unfortunately, Hoopla's pay-per-checkout model has become unsustainable and services relatively few community members vs our Libby/OverDrive service. The Library Board has made the difficult decision to discontinue Hoopla service as of December 31, 2025. Items borrowed before that date will remain available for the remainder of their normal loan period. Patrons who wish to save their Hoopla borrowing history can log in to My Hoopla → History and copy or screenshot their list before service ends. The Good News We will be focusing our digital funding on Libby/OverDrive to fill Plymouth Library Card Holder holds faster. Watch for shorter wait times and more immediate availability on titles you want right away. We will also be adding New York Times All Access starting in January which will bring you the news, recipes, and games everyone loves. Free with your Plymouth Library Card. Thank you for your understanding! We understand that this will be disappointing news for our patrons who use Hoopla. We remain committed to providing cost effective physical and digital services to our community.

Welcome to our new website

Welcome to the new look of our website. We hope most things seem familiar and are easier to use. If you have trouble finding something, please give us a call at 920-892-4416 and we will point you in the right direction.

City Hall

Welcome to Plymouth City Hall This facility is home for: - City Clerk Office - Building Inspection - Zoning - Municipal Court - Plymouth Police Department - Plymouth Fire Department - City Administrator - City Clerk - City Treasurer - Municipal Court - Zoning Administrator

Forms, Permits, & Applications

Forms Directory The Village of Plymouth provides a comprehensive directory of forms, permits, and applications available to residents and businesses. The directory includes: ACH Application Form - ACH (Direct Deposit) Application Form Alderperson Application - Application for Alderperson Bartender/Operator License - Operator License Application 2026-2027 Bidder's Proof of Responsibility - Bidders Proof of Responsibility Broken Trash Bin Replacement Request - Submit Online Building Permit - Building Permit Fee Schedule, Commercial Building Permit Application, Manufacturing and Industrial, Manufactured/Moved/Mobile Home Construction, New Home Construction - One and Two Family Residential, Residential Addition/Remodels/General Repairs, Building Permit Fee Calculation Chicken License - Chicken License Neighbor Consent Form, Chicken License New Application, Chicken License Renewal Form Cigarette License Application - Cigarette License Appointment of Agent, Individual Questionnaire, Cigarette License Application Citizen Request and Complaint Form - Submit Online Contact the City - Submit Online Discolored or Odor in Drinking Water - Submit Online Employment Application - Plymouth Utilities Employment Application Event Application - Event Application PDF Graffiti in the Parks - Submit Online Low Hanging Branches - Submit Online Lower Water Shut-off Valve (Curb Stop) - Submit Online Missed Garbage or Recycling Pick Up - Submit Online Notice of Claim against City Form Park Rental Application Form and Park Rental Agreement Form Parking Ticket Request for Review Form Petition for Street Use Permit Pothole - Submit Online Provisional Operator's License Application Records Request Form Request for Residential Trash/Recycling Service - Submit Online Request for Review of Property Assessment Room Tax Permit Application Sign and Facade Grant Snow or Ice Covered Sidewalk - Submit Online Street Opening Construction Permit and Street Use Permit Application Taxi Cab Vehicle License Application Temporary Class B Retailers License Application - Alcohol License Questionnaire AB-100, Temporary Class B Alcohol License AB-220 Temporary Sign/Banner Permit Application Transient Merchant Form Tree Request - Submit Online Voter Registration - Voter Registration Application Water & Sewer Lateral Loan Application - Lateral RLF Program Policy Manual, Water and Sewer Lateral Loan Application Residents can create a website account to manage notification subscriptions, save form progress, and access additional features.