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• DPW Day was a big success last Thursday. Check out our photos here.
• It is with deep sorrow that we post the obituary for long time librarian Lee Reg...
• Women's Weekend Workshop with Loretta LaRoche & Joan Borysenko
• Old library stamp
• Selection of Maurice Sendak's books
• "Stealing Rembrandts" tomorrow at 7:00 PM.
• Tweens and Teens! Join the Junior Friends of the Plymouth Public Library for Min...
• Check out our photos from Library Snapshot Day!
• Don't let the rain keep you from attending our program tonight at 7, featuring a...
• Please join us for a special evening on Monday, April 23 at 7:00 PM to hear awar...
• Looking for something to do on Sunday?...How about cruising with us on Plymouth...
• Cake for breakfast! Don't forget to join us today from 10 - 2 so we can appreci...
• Just a reminder that tomorrow is Patron Appreciation Day at both the Main Librar...
• Happy National Library Week! Plymouth Public Library is celebrating by having fi...
• It’s opening day! Come see a display of Red Sox memorabilia from our patron, Jer...
• Dragonfly Mosquito Control Launches New Plymouth Business
• Camp Bournedale to Commemorate 75th Anniversary With Weekend-Long Reunion Celebration
• Circulation Desk
• A photo of the daffodils in bloom on our front lawn, as requested by recent reti...
• Just a reminder that today at 2pm author Stephanie Schorow will present a progra...
• The library world is a lot less full of moonbeams, stars and sprinkles now that...
• Power And Glory - With Over 300 Performers!
• Join us Wednesday 3/21 at 2pm as author Stephanie Schorow presents a program on...
• Over 300 South Shore High School Choral Students Will Perform At The Power & Glory Concert
• If you're in Plymouth today, stop by to see us at the Business Expo at the Radis...
• Pilgrim Festival Chorus To Perform Music For Monarchs Concert
• Sisters in Crime to Read From Their Work Saturday 3/10 @ 11am. Massachusetts me...
• Join us tonight at 7, as genealogist Michael Brophy presents a program on Irish...
• Happy Leap Day!
• The Junior Friends had a great afternoon with the third annual Cupid's Confectio...
• The Fine Art of Photography Submission
• Plymouth Community Theatre To Perform Steel Magnolias
• Happy Valentine's Day!
• Teen writers are invited to the Teen Writer's Group meeting tomorrow at 7:00 p.m...
• Family Concert at the Phil!
• Go Pats!
• 2012 South Shore History Symposium 1812 Remembered
• Reference area
• Be aware that tomorrow some popular websites, including Wikipedia, Reddit, and B...
• A little library humor...
• New Boston Duo to Perform in Concert at Plymouth Center for the Arts
• The Junior Friends of the Plymouth Public Library meet tonight at 7:00 p.m. in t...
• See lists of the most popular items in the Old Colony Library Network for 2011 h...
• Plymouth Community Theatre to Perform The Christmas House
• Tonight the Dr. Richard M. Shiff Forum presents a wonderful night of music with...
• The library will be closing at 5:30 today. We will also be closed on Thursday an...
• Sailing into the holidays...our gift certificates fit every age...contact Santa'...
• Plymouth Center Home to New Beer Lover's Destination Tavern
• No Fear Painting - a free art exhibit by members of Stafford Hill Assisted Livin...
• America’s Hometown Thanksgiving Celebration
• Thanksgiving Parade
• Tonight at 7pm: Tales Best Told in the Dark with David Mello, Ghosteller. Spooky...
• Win an iPAD2 in the Plymouth Guild Logo Contest!
• Are you swamped with requests for donations from charities & non-profit groups?...
• Plymouth Thanksgiving Day Pilgrim 5-K Run/Walk
• The results are in...check out this year's list of the Teens' Top Ten!
• Teens: Join us at the Manomet Branch Library, 12 Strand Ave., for Afternoon Terr...
• We thought you'd like to know that on October 19, 1862 Auguste Lumiere was born...
• Plymouth Center for the Arts News - October 14, 2011
• Apollo 11 - A Halloween Gala
• Since 1981 the U.S. Postal Service has designated the month of October as Nation...
• In honor of Fire Prevention Week, the Fire Department visited the library today,...
• Plymouth Community Theatre Announces Auditions For The Christmas House
• Just like Columbus - you can sail for adventure and discover the hidden treasure...
• Join us tonight at 7 PM to hear guest speaker Dr. Koenig discuss head and neck p...
• Junior Friends of the Plymouth Public Library meet Wednesday, October 5th at 7:0...
• Do you hope to retire in the next 3-5 years? Are you concerned about having enou...
• Art In Bloom at 44th Annual Juried Art Show
• Do you hope to retire in the next 3-5 years? Are you concerned about having enou...
• Please join us tonight for Meet the Maestro XVIII with Steven Karidoyanes, Music...
• Love chocolate? Stop by the Manomet Branch Library on Saturday, September 24th a...
• This Sunday's weather forecast looks great ... don't stay inside ... how about a...
• Swing Into Fall: Latin Style!
• Bournedale Function Facility Named Top 'Unique Wedding Venue'
• Due to low registration, the Arc of Greater Plymouth has cancelled tonight’s pro...
• Tomorrow, Wednesday, September 7 from 6-8 PM the Arc of Greater Plymouth invites...
• Does your little pirate have a birthday in Sept. or Oct.??? Book a Pirate Cruise...
• Run like the wind. Nearly 100-plus runners/walkers/volunteers brave Irene to participate in Run for Faith 4Mile Memorial Run.
• Happy Labor Day! We are celebrating with Pirate Cruises at 12:00 and 1:30pm... C...
• Pirate Cruises running all weekend... Call for tickets or book them online!
• Take a look at the pictures from last week's performance of Romeo & Juliet.
• Send summer out in style with an Ice Cream Cruise... Friday at 7pm... Call for t...
• The library is closed today due to a power outage.
• Pilgrim Festival Chorus To Host Open Auditions At Welcome Night
• Coming to the Plymouth Waterfront Festival today? It's the place to be with load...
• The show must go on! "Romeo and Juliet" will be performed TONIGHT (Thursday Aug...
• Back to School for Plymouth - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Tonight at 7pm Professor Eric Rasmussen discusses editing Romeo & Juliet for the...
• Check out photos from Thursday's Bard BQ & A with the Plimoth Players.
• Making plans for the end of the summer? Check out the schedule of our upcoming t...
• Gobbling up runners and rave reviews. Second annual Plymouth Thanksgiving Day Pilgrim 5K Run and Walk set for November 24.
• Tomorrow at noon is the Bard BQ & A. Mix and mingle with the Plimoth Players, wa...
• Pirate Cruise at 1:30 today... plymouthcruises.com for tickets!
• Reserve your spot for the Bongos on the Bay Cruise with Tony Fonseca on Tues. Au...
• B.C. Tent provides tents for “Art on the Green” Festival at The Pinehills
• Charity run/walk makes a run for new sponsors. First annual Run for Faith 4-mile run welcomes new sponsors
• On Monday 8/8 at 7pm the library presents The Stars that Crossed the Lovers: Sha...
• Any pirates out there? - Looking for little buccaneers to help us with the water...
• 44th Annual Plymouth Guild Juried Art Show
• Recently Reference Librarian Lee visited with her cousin, notable children's aut...
• Join us for the lawn concert tomorrow at 1pm. Four Guys in Tuxes will be playin...
• Did you know that we have a special event coming up on August 16th? ... "Bongos...
• Today we have THREE Public Pirate Cruises! 12:00, 1:30 and 3pm... Reservations R...
• Volunteers valued. Public asked to help with first annual Run for Faith 4Mile Memorial Run set for August 28th at Plimoth Plantation.
• Come in and keep cool this afternoon at the Manomet Branch Library. At 2:30 p.m...
• Hey! Did you know we won 1st place, for Excursion Boats, in the Boat Parade of L...
• Two tickets left on Pioppi's Summer Sunset Wine Tasting Cruise Series aboard Lob...
• Chocolate or Vanilla? Maybe a little of both? Come on Tonight's Ice Cream Cruise...
• Tickets are going fast for our Pirate Cruises today. Still have availability at 3pm. Buy your tickets now at www.plymouthcruises.com
• Looking for a way to beat the heat? Pirate Cruises @ 1:30 and 3pm then cool off with our Ice Cream Cruise tonight @ 7pm... It's always cooler on the water :)
• Plymouth steps it up for a good cause. First annual Run for Faith 4Mile Memorial Run set for August 28th at Plimoth Plantation.
• On Monday we had the Balcony Slam featuring different acting troupes performing the famous balcony scene from Romeo & Juliet. Check out pics of the event here.
• Today's Pirate Cruises are at 3 and 4:30pm... Beaching it in the morning then battling pirates in the afternoon... Sounds like the PERFECT summer day to us!
• The Esther And Alcide Ruffini Community Concert - 'Celebrating The American Spirit'
• Looking for something fun to do tonight? Join us for our Ice Cream Cruise from 7-8:30pm. Great for all ages. Tickets still available. www.plymouthcruises.com
• Beware of Pirates! Pirate Cruises Daily... Check Out Our Calendar on www.plymouthcruises.com
• Join us tonight for our Ice Cream Cruise from 7-8:30pm! Make your own sundae while enjoying a beautiful night on the water. Reserve your tickets now. www.plymouthcruises.com
• Time After Time: Classic Jazz Choral Concert
• Great day to battle some enemy pirates! Pirate Cruises departing at 3:00 & 4:30pm. Buy your tickets online at plymouthcruises.com
• Life just got a little easier... You can now buy your tickets for any of our cruises ONLINE! www.plymouthcruises.com
• Our Pirate Cruises depart daily at 1:30 and 3pm... Call for Tickets 508-746-5342
• Have you ever seen a 14 pound lobster??? We got one! Visit our table on the Town Wharf by the Harbormaster for Maritime Day to check it out!
• It's Maritime Day down on the Town Wharf! Come check out all that is happening! Pirate Cruises at 1:30 & 3:00 as well as the Boat Parade of Lights tonight at 7:30pm! Tickets still available... Call for Reservations 508-746-5342
• Don't miss out! Join us on the Boat Parade of Lights tomorrow night... 7:30-10pm $25 a person... includes music, appetizers and cash bar... For Reservations Call 508-746-5342
• Looks like the weather is clearing up! Come down today for a Pirate Cruise 1:30 and 3pm... Call for reservations 508-746-5342
• Teens: Start reading the nominees now and vote for your favorites beginning August 22nd. Winners announced during Teen Read Week, October 16 - 22, 2011!
• It's our turn to shine...our boat will be all decked out with lights from bow to stern for the Plymouth Boat Parade of Lights. Join us this Saturday night from 7:30-10pm. Music, appetizers & cash bar available. $25 per person. Buy your tickets n
• The Old Colony Memorial has published their annual summer reading booklist as "Sun, Sand and Pages." Please note that reporter Frank Mand is encouraging everyone to participate in "One Play, One Community: Romeo and Juliet" Be sure
• Join us tonight for our Bongos on the Bay Ice Cream Cruise! Make your own ice cream sundae's while enjoying an interactive bongo drum concert. We will sail from 7-8:30pm. Reserve your tickets now 508-746-5342
• BONGOS ON THE BAY... Our Ice Cream Cruise with side of drumming. Tony Fonseca will be joining us for an interactive bongo drum concert. This is a cruise that should not be missed!! TOMORROW, Wed 7/6 @ 7pm... Tickets still available... 508-746-5342
• Today's Schedule: Pirate Cruises at 1:30 and 3pm then a Lobster Excursion at 4:30pm... It's a beautiful day to be on the water!
• Hope everyone had a great Fourth of July!!
• Looking for something different to do on the 3rd this year? Join us on our Lobster Excursion or Pirate Cruises tomorrow! Seats still available... 508-746-5342
• Great view from the Ice Cream Cruise last night!
• Join us tonight on the first Ice Cream Cruise of the summer! 7:00pm... Tickets still available... 508-746-5342
• Looking for summer reading suggestions? Check out these lists:
• Join us tomorrow at 1pm for a Concert on the Lawn with Trio Amaroso. Sway to the exotic sounds of Brazilian, Flamenco, and South American music.
• So many chances to ride the Plymouth Harbor this summer in style. . . fireworks, boat parade, live drumming performances, ice cream sundaes, wine tasting . . . pick one or more cruises to enjoy this summer!
• Have you met Tony Fonseca? Do you like Calypso music, bongo drums . . .performing live on Lobster Tales . . . July 6th and 13th . . .come see Tony's premier voyage, call to reserve your space today!
• Did you know there will be a Parade of Sails on July 9th (Maritime Day) in Plymouth Harbor? Would you like to be in the parade? It's simple . . .reserve your space aboard Lobster Tales today! Call 508-746-5342!
• Here's your chance to see America's Hometown Fireworks with a bird's eye view . . . does not get better!!!!!!!!!!! Buy your tickets for July 4th aboard Lobster Tales!
• Tickets still available for FUN coming up in the next two weeks! Don't miss out!!! July 4 - 4th of July Fireworks July 6 & 13 - Bongos on the Bay July 9 - Maritime Day July 9 - Boat Parade of Lights
• Join us today at 3pm for an African drumming and dance program with Rumbafrica. Children of all ages and their families will be dancing while learning about African heritage through music.
• Join us at the Manomet Branch Library on Saturday, June 25th for Shakespeare on the Strand at 2:30 p.m. We will be discussing Romeo & Juliet at this first in a series of Shakespeare discussions. Come with favorite passages, performances, films, pain
• Did you know we're also on Twitter? Follow us @PlymouthLibrary
• Just a reminder ... because you won't want to miss it! Tomorrow Saturday, June 18 is the annual Summer Solstice Book and Yard Sale from 9 - 1. Join us. This event is back by popular demand. Great book bargains, crafts and yard sale, summer readi
• Library staff ready to cheer on the Bruins!
• Monday night was our first event for One Play, One Community: Romeo & Juliet. There are many more events planned for the appreciation of the play. Stay tuned!
• And don't forget something fun to do with Dad for Father's Day! . . . THIS SUNDAY!!!!! June 19 - 3:00 pm; Surprise "him" with a boat ride and bring him on a Pirate Cruise. He'll love the adventure! "Yo-ho, yo-ho a pirate&#
• June 18 - Start your summer off with a swashbuckling adventure! Only for the brave and courageous. For those who can't get enough, Pirate Cruises run everyday until Labor Day. Visit our website for specific times!
• Our volunteer, Greg had a lot of fun while helping with the summer brouchure mailing. He created the two structures seen here entirely of brouchures. Big thanks to all of our volunteers who give their time to the library!
• This summer Plimoth Plantation, Plymouth Public Library, and PACTV present One Play One Community: Romeo & Juliet. Join us Monday, June 13th @ 7pm for the kickoff program. Professor Sephen Greenblatt reads and discusses his book "Will in the Wor
• Here's an article with 5 good reasons why e-books won't replace print books (yet). What do you think? Do you have an e-book reader? Do you still read print books?
• Want tips on writing a book? Here are some from 22 authors.
• A Life Changing Summer Camp Experience for Your Child
• Comedy: MOMologues at The Plymouth Center for the Arts
• The Old Colony Library Network is developing a Strategic Plan regarding new services and needs YOUR input. Complete the survey and include contact information to be entered to win 2 Red Sox tickets (Courtesy of Comcast Business Services) or an MP3 player
• Check out our photos from DPW Day!
• Join us tomorrow from 10am-2pm for DPW Day. Rain or shine!
• Director of Community Resources, Dinah O'Brien elected vice president/president-elect of the Massachusetts Library Association
• Ribbon Cutting Ceremony Celebrates $1M in Renovations at Bournedale Function Facility
• Get A Life with Loretta LaRoche and Co-Host Sue Burton on WATD 95.9
• Tonight at 7: author Michael Tougias, "The Finest Hours: The True Story of the U.S. Coast Guard's Most Daring Sea Rescue," reading & book signing.
• Plymouth Community Theatre to Perform Noël Coward’s Present Laughter
• Plymouth Tennis Pro Mike Martin to Coach Camp Bournedale Boys’ Summer Camp Program
• Get A Life with Loretta LaRoche and Co-Host Sue Burton on WATD 95.9
• Tonight @ 7pm: Dr. Richard M. Shiff Forum presents: The Ben Geyer & Robbyn Tongue Duo - jazz piano and saxophone
• Collaboration Concert Showcases Soaring American Music at Pilgrim Hall Museum
• As National Poetry Month comes to an end we wanted to share a trio of haikus that celebrate our daffodils on the library's front lawn. All 1,000 daffodils are in bloom for your enjoyment when you next visit the library. Haiku Trio by Jennifer Harr
• Tracy Chevrolet Cadillac hosts hybrid training for vocational school students.
• Every spring there are many "Peeps" contests including the Washington Post, the Seattle Times and the Chicago Tribune. Enjoy the spring!
• SPOKEN WORD CAFE at the Manomet Branch Library - “For writers, poets, storytellers and other creative voices, the Manomet Branch Library will be hosting its first Spoken Word Café on Thursday, April 21 at 7:00 p.m. Please join us for refre
• Fun TV-Themed Pops Concert!
• Checkout our photos from Massachusetts Library Snapshot Day!
• Today is Patron Appreciation Day. Join us at the main library and Manomet branch from 10-2 for light refreshments.
• Plymouth Community Theatre Presents The World of Carl Sandburg
• Another article about Beverly Cleary.
• It's Beverly Cleary's 95th birthday! Who was your favorite of her characters? Ramona Quimby? Henry Huggins? Ribsy? Ralph S. Mouse?
• It's National Library Week. The library is celebrating with Fine Amnesty this week. Return any outstanding materials this week and you will not have to pay the fine.
• Join us for a great library fundraiser! Musician, singer and songwriter, Jack Williams will be performing at the Plymouth Public Library on Thursday, April 28 at 7 PM. Tickets are $20 and seating is limited to 80 people. To send checks or for more inform
• Whalers Draw Top-Seeded Owen Sound in Second Round OHL Playoff Matchup
• Bev and Lee have been inspecting the 10 garden beds in front of the library and are pleased to report that the daffodils are between 1 1/2 and 3 inches. Nothing is yet in bloom but we will keep you posted on the status of the 1,000 daffodil bulbs plante
• April is National Poetry Month - and so, a poem to share: Spring Haiku Purple crocuses Bloom shly warmed by sunshine Spring truly arrives. written by Jennifer Harris, Assistant Library Director, inspired by the purple crocuses in her garden before th
• Cape and Plymouth Business 40 Under 40 Winners Announced
• You may have read The Great Gatsby, but have you played the video game version created in the style of a vintage Nintendo game?
• Book reading & signing on Wednesday 3/30 @ 7pm. Local author Darcy H. Lee reads from her new book "The Fantastic, Fabulous, Funny, and Factual Follies of a Facebook Friend."
• Tchaikovsky, Verdi, Music From Bizet's Carmen And A Super-Sized Orchestra!
• Governor Patrick Calls for Reform at AFL-CIOState of the Union Conference
• Local Boy Scouts District volunteers to man water stations at 2011 Old Sandwich Road Race.
• We're looking forward to hearing author Bruce Jones speak at the library tonight. Hope you can join us for his program at 7:00 PM. Mr. Jones will be reading from this debut novel "Slow Eddie: A Cape Cod Story."
• PLEASE Tune In Tuesday Night
• On Monday, March 21 at 7 PM the library will be hosting award-winning Cape Cod author Bruce Jones. He will present a reading from his debut novel Slow Eddie: a Cape Cod Story, a story about friendship, race, class, love and loss that unfolds on Cape Cod
• E.S.P Vocal Jazz Trio to Perform Benefit Concert in Plymouth
• Pilgrim Festival Chorus to Perform The Armed Man: A Mass for Peace Concert in Plymouth
• Old Sandwich Road Race goes for the gold, signs on as gold level member of the Bayside Runner Race Series.
• Camp Bournedale Opens Registration For Boy's Summer Camp Programs
• Update from the Children's Room - 13 days until Spring. We are so ready!!
• Dr. Richard M. Shiff Forum presents: The Weston Wind Quintet tonight at 7.
• PCT Presents Brighton Beach Memoirs!
• The countdown calendar in the Youth Services Department has alerted us to the fact that there are only 24 days left until spring. Awake, thou wintry earth - Fling off thy sadness! Fair vernal flowers, laugh forth Your ancient gladness! ~ Thomas Blackb
• Local poet Charles Harper will be sharing poems from his new book tonight at 7:00. Mr. Harper has conducted numerous poetry workshops at the library, including Perusing Poetry which meets the first Tuesday of every month.
• The veranda and front entrance to the library are closed today due to repair. The library IS open, please use the side entrance by the book drop.
• North students mean business…Tracy Chevrolet Cadillac recognizes Plymouth North marketing students.
• Heard this story on NPR yesterday afternoon while driving. It was great to hear about Plymouth South High School teacher, Greg Kulowiec making the history/current events connection and sharing it with his students. I learned something new.
• Raising funds outside the box. Plymouth School Superintendent to bike from Washington, DC, to Plymouth, MA, to raise funds for education.
• The snow-covered library bench serves as a reminder that we should the short days of winter with a good book, friends and family and a hot cup of tea.
• Plymouth Philharmonic Orchestra's Annual Family Concert
• Old Sandwich Road Race seeks volunteers for June 2011 race.
• Green Castle Video Launches Business Video Marketing Services
• Read all about our Winterfest Book Sale
• The 14th Annual Winterfest Book Sale is this Saturday from 10am-1pm. There is no admission fee. Come early for preview hours from 8am-10am for a donation fee of $10.
• ARGHHHHHH! Check this out!!!!!!!!!!!!!
• On this day in Massachusetts history in 1809, Edgar Allan Poe was born in Boston. At the Reference Desk, we have favorite Poe poems including "Annabel Lee", "The Raven" and "The Bells." His short stories are still very sca
• The library will be closing at 5pm today.
• The library is open today.
• Old Sandwich Road Race passes first check point; donates race profits to Baird Center School.
• You can now elect to receive text messages to let you know when a hold is ready for pickup or when a borrowed item is about to be due. Just sign up for the Old Colony Library Network's “Text Message Alerts." Visit www.ocln.org, login to y
• Join us for a New Year's Eve party for children of all ages. Come by the main library today at 2:30.
• Help us decorate our tree with a can of food! Bring a non-perishable food donation to place under the tree in our lobby to benefit the Greater Plymouth Food Warehouse.
• Wise council…Tracy Chevrolet Cadillac recognizes Plymouth South Student Council members.
• The OCM recently published a list of their newsroom holiday gift book recommendations. Enjoy and share your recommendations with us.
• The 5th Annual Winter Costume Ball for children of all ages will be on Wednesday 12/15 @ 7pm. Registration is requested for this event.
• On Monday 12/13 at 7pm, Dr. Richard M. Shiff Forum presents: Aujourd'hui Ensemble featuring Carol Cybulska.
• Rabbi Lawrence Silverman from Congregation Beth Jacob in Plymouth will be at the library Tuesday afternoon at 4 PM to share Hanukkah stories with children of all ages and their families. Join us to hear a great storyteller share some of his favorite tale
• Grandparents . . . Looking for a fun, unique gift? A gift that will lend for memories in the making? Get your tickets for a 2011 Plymouth Cruise: Pirate, Sunset, or Ice Cream Cruise!!!!!!!!!!!
• Whalers’ Scott Wedgewood Named Vaughn CHL Goaltender of the Week
• "Reading Group Choices" has announced their 2010 book group favorites that polled book groups enjoyed the most. The top 10 books are "The Help" by Kathryn Stockett, "The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society" by Mar
• Knowing the language…Tracy Chevrolet Cadillac recognizes Plymouth North English students.
• Happy Holidays from the Library's Local History and Genealogy Collection. Every year hundreds of visitors use our Plymouth Collection to research their family and local community's history. Which reminds us that the holidays are a perfect tim
• The Library will be closing on Wednesday, 11/24 at 5:30 and will be closed on Thursday, 11/25 - Thanksgiving Day and on Friday, 11/26. Enjoy the holiday, Happy Thanksgiving!
• "Alzheimer's Disease: Know the 10 Signs." An Alzheimer's Association interactive workshop focusing on the ten warning signs of Alzheimer's Disease and the importance of early detection.Tonight at 7pm.
• Pilgrim Festival Chorus Presents 'An American Christmas'
• In the Plymouth Collection there is the Rev. Robert M. Bartlett Room. The furnishings and some of the books in this room were presented as gifts to the Plymouth Public Library in 1991 by Rev. Bartlett and his wife Sue from their 1660 Robert Bartlett hous
• 15th Annual America’s Hometown Thanksgiving Celebration
• Thanksgiving Dining
• Studying for AP exams? Applying to Graduate School? Taking a Police or Firefigther exam? Visit the library's research databases to access practice tests. “Students of all ages – from high school to graduate school - face challenges in
• Assistant Library Director Jennifer Harris and Reference Librarian Lee Regan pose with author and Boston Globe book reviewer Hallie Ephron after a recent book talk and signing at the library. They are all holding copies of "The Bibliophile's D
• The Ghoul School and Center for the Haunting Arts Experience
• What's black and white and read all over? Library staff!
• Plymouth Youth Services Librarian Jennifer Jones reviews the young adult collection in preparation for the upcoming Teen Read Week, Oct.17-23. This year's theme is Books with Beat, designed to encourage teens to read poetry, listen to audio books, r
• Tracy Driven Student award goes South…Tracy Chevrolet Cadillac recognizes Plymouth South freshmen.
• Fourth of July aboard Lobster Tales
• August 7th Lobster Boil Clambake Cruise....a few reservations remaining- call now to secure yours! 508-746-5342
• Plymouth Public Library's Nemu no Ki (sleeping silk tree) has blossomed and is spectacular. Traditionally it blooms in the heat of June and July. While its pink flowers are in bloom, each night its leaves fold up and its branches slump down giving
• Library volunteer Stephanie has been doing extensive research on Burial Hill and cemeteries in the Town of Plymouth. On August 3 there will be a short lecture at the 1749 Court House in Town Square on Plymouth's Burial Hill. http://www.plymouth-ma
• Just a reminder that tomorrow, Thursday, July 22 at 1:00 PM you can dance to the sounds of Africa on the front lawn of the Plymouth Public Library (or the meeting room if it is raining, hot or humid.) The featured musician is Rumbafrica.
• Burial Hill is one of the oldest of the old Massachusetts graveyards. Even long before 1900, tourists were making their way on pilgrimages of their own to visit Plymouth. People began to take notice of the graves up on the hill above Town Square. Loca
• Plymouth Public Library's Nemu no Ki (sleeping silk tree) has blossomed and is spectacular. Traditionally it blooms in the heat of June and July. While its pink flowers are in bloom, each night its leaves fold up and its branches slump down giving
• Library volunteer Stephanie has been doing extensive research on Burial Hill and cemeteries in the Town of Plymouth. On August 3 there will be a short lecture at the 1749 Court House in Town Square on Plymouth's Burial Hill. http://www.plymouth-ma
• Just a reminder that tomorrow, Thursday, July 22 at 1:00 PM you can dance to the sounds of Africa on the front lawn of the Plymouth Public Library (or the meeting room if it is raining, hot or humid.) The featured musician is Rumbafrica.
• Burial Hill is one of the oldest of the old Massachusetts graveyards. Even long before 1900, tourists were making their way on pilgrimages of their own to visit Plymouth. People began to take notice of the graves up on the hill above Town Square. Loca
• Fourth of July aboard Lobster Tales
• August 7th Lobster Boil Clambake Cruise....a few reservations remaining- call now to secure yours! 508-746-5342
• Plymouth Community Theatre Presents Red Hot And Cole
• September is library card sign-up month! Librarian Lee demonstrates all the places your library ca
• 95th Season - Opening Night!
• Summer Programs 2010 are in full swing at the Plymouth Public Library. The Library Craft and Yard
• Lit from Liz - Our coworker Liz recently read the book "Space Between Us" by Thrity Umrig
• The Plymouth Library Rockettes Book Cart Precision Drill Team participated in the 4th of July parad
• Hot! Hot! Hot! The summer lawn concerts begin this Thursday on July 8 at the Plymouth Public Libra
• The Plymouth Rockettes Book Cart Precision Drill Team having a great time at the 4th of July parade
• Plymouth Public Library's Nemu no Ki (sleeping silk tree) has blossomed and is spectacular. T
• Library volunteer Stephanie has been doing extensive research on Burial Hill and cemeteries in the
• Just a reminder that tomorrow, Thursday, July 22 at 1:00 PM you can dance to the sounds of Africa o
• Burial Hill is one of the oldest of the old Massachusetts graveyards. Even long before 1900, touri
• Fourth of July aboard Lobster Tales
• August 7th Lobster Boil Clambake Cruise....a few reservations remaining- call now to secure yours!
• The Youth Services Department of the Plymouth Public Library now has available the Jen Kane America
• The Plymouth Public Library is comprised of several different departments whose employees were hono
• Lee's beloved family cat Mickey passed away this week. He spent hours sitting in her lap watc
• Plymouth Community Theatre Announces Auditions For 'Red Hot and Cole'
• Call for Art - 43rd Annual Juried Art Show
• Plymouth Community Theatre And The Massasoit Theatre Company Present ‘A Midsummer Night's Dream’
• Plymouth Philharmonic Orchestra July 4th Concert Features 1812 Overture...
• Pilgrim Festival Chorus to Perform 'An Evening of Song from the Jazz Era' Concert in Plymouth
• Summer Art Classes at Plymouth Center for the Arts
• SSC Community Voices Accepts Invitation to Sing at Massachusetts State House
• Together We Win! First-ever Old Sandwich Road Race a success from start to finish.
• Bill Grace takes over Best of Plymouth Resort Maps and Best of Newburyport Resort Maps operations.
• Plymouth woman wins Plymouth Safe Driving campaign raffle of student-repaired Mazda 6.
• Plymouth Community Theatre Presents The Fantasticks
• ViaMark Advertising wins 2010 Gold ADDY
• Rep. Vinny deMacedo heads list of volunteers for Old Sandwich Road Race’s Kids Classic.
• Archbishop Williams senior Brian Kimball awarded scholarship to BU
• Volunteers needed for Old Sandwich Road Race on June 6.
• Plymouth Community Theatre Announces Auditions For 'A Midsummer Night’s Dream'
• Plymouth high school students are In Control…Nicholas Tosi and Thomas Cipriano win Plymouth Safe D
• Plymouth Phil Presents Festive ‘Irish Pops’ Concert
• Safe driving by the numbers…Plymouth Safe Driving campaign applauds young drivers for improved saf
• Carol Nemet Curran named Loan Officer at Advanced Mortgage Services.
• Adult Art Classes At The Plymouth Guild
• Pilgrim Festival Chorus Spring Concert in Plymouth
• Oldest road in America gets new purpose. Debut of half marathon and 10k Races another reason to visi
• Wounded Warrior Project receives over $10,000 from Advanced Charitable Services
• Plymouth Phil Concert Features Dramatic Music with over 300 Performers!
• Plymouth Community Theatre to Host Open House for Artzy Amigos!
• The other side of safe driving…Fatal crash driver shares his story with Plymouth North students.
• Tomorrow’s mechanics train on today’s technology…Plymouth South students receive hybrid traini
• Plymouth Community Theatre Announces Auditions For 'The Fantasticks'
• Pilgrim Festival Chorus to Perform Spring Concert in Plymouth
• Plymouth Siblings at Archbishop Williams High School compete in MIAA Basketball Tournament
• Plymouth Community Theatre Announces Auditions For ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’
• Call For Art For ‘A Different Vision’
• Soren’s Chorususa ‘Premiere’ and Child to Highlight Plymouth Philharmonic’s Family Concert
• Texting while driving. Nothing to LOL about...Plymouth Safe Driving Campaign joins crusade against t
• Plymouth Safe Driving campaign donates car for repair to Plymouth South Tech Studies.
• Plymouth Community Theatre Presents Almost, Maine
• Advanced Mortgage Services doubles Habitat’s winnings from Plymouth holiday window decorating cont
• Dr. Richard Price Recognized for Advanced Dental Implant Training and Academic Achievement
• Historic low mortgage rates may make refinancing an ideal resolution for the New Year.
• Plymouth North turns into ‘toyland’ …Plymouth North students win Tracy Chevrolet Cadillac for
• "The Great Turkey Give-Away!" Advanced Mortgage Services revives a time-honored tradition.
• Perfect storm for home buyers
• Plymouth Philharmonic to Perform Festive Holiday Festive Holiday Pops Concert
• Making history by teaching safety…King Collision Centers’ involvement in Plymouth Safe Driving C
• Pilgrim Festival Chorus to host 'Messiah Sing'
• Plymouth Community Theatre Announces Auditions For ‘Almost, Maine’
• A “crash” course in safe driving…King Collision Centers and Commerce Insurance partner with Pl
• Pilgrim Festival Chorus To Perform ‘A Prelude To Christmas’ Concert
• Tracy Driven Student award goes South…Tracy Chevrolet Cadillac recognizes Plymouth South freshmen.
• HouseSavvy holds Educational Workshop in Plymouth with Program on All Things Real Estate
• Plymouth Philharmonic Orchestra to Hold Annual Gala
• David Monteiro Wins Popular Art Vote At 42nd Annual Juried Show
• Caravan Gives Encore Concert Of World Music
• Plymouth Community Theatre Presents Some Enchanted Evening
• Halloween, Thanksgiving Crafts On Saturday Mornings with Paula Turley
• ‘All Things Real Estate’ Workshop Scheduled In Plymouth
• Aeronautica Windpower names Jeff Warren as new President
• New teachers at Plymouth North receive Tracy Chevrolet Cadillac’s “Driven Student” award for S
• Plymouth Phil Opening Night is an all-Russian Affair
• Art in Bloom - Opening Reception
• Plymouth’s 4th Annual Art Stroll
• Four Bay State Golfers - Led by Brian Hggins - Advance at U.S. Mid-Amateur...
• Pilgrim Festival Chorus To Host Open Auditions At Welcome Night
• Daily Calendar Listings ---Plymouth Guild’s 42nd Annual Juried Art Show
• Plymouth Guild’s 42nd Annual Juried Art Show
• Annual Juried Art Show Judges Announced Show Open at the Plymouth Center for the Arts
• Three Summer Art Shows End August 29
• Art In Bloom at 42nd Annual Juried Art Show
• Call for Auditions: ‘Some Enchanted Evening’ By Rodgers and Hammerstein
• Two Weekends of Free ‘Shakespeare by the Rock’ on the Waterfront in Plymouth
• List of Artists Doing Demos for Artists on the Porch
• Call For Art - 42nd Annual Juried Show
• Virtual Homes Transitions to Regional Independent Real Estate Brokerage
• Thursdays On The Porch: Artists and Music Al Fresco fro July 9, 2009
• Thursdays On The Porch: Artists and Music Al Fresco for July 2, 2009
• Getting an education in education…Plymouth North students earn Tracy Chevrolet Cadillac’s “Dri
• Call for Art: Dropoff/Registration for Summer Buffet Show and Plymouth Theme Show
• ‘Bedroom Farce’ Opens at Plymouth Community Theatre
• Cole Ruley Earns Merit Scholarship to Archbishop Williams High School
• New at the Plymouth Center for the Arts: Week-long Summer Art Camps for Kids
• Pilgrim Festival Chorus to Perform ‘Popular Favorites for a Summer's Evening’
• Mutual Bank Reaches out to Community with Plymouth Branch Grand Opening
• Mutual Bank Names Dalia Cardoso Plymouth Branch Manager
• Spring Has Sprung - Art Show
• Portrait Workshop by Katherine Smit, Popular Artist/Instructor
• The Painter’s Vision - Film by Artist William Oberst
• Fun Fundraiser For Plymouth Community Theatre
• Call for Auditions for Shakespeare’s ‘Pericles’
• Piano Donated to the Plymouth Center for the Arts
• Quilt Artist Book Signing at Plymouth Center For The Arts
• April Vacation Week Art Activities For Kids
• Celebrate Spring at the Jenney Grist Mill
• April 18-25 Spring Vacation Activities For Kids At Plymouth Art Center
• ‘Spring Has Sprung’ Art Show At Plymouth Center For The Arts
• Mutual Bank Donates $500 For Supplies For Troops From Plymouth Region
• Plymouth Community Theatre Presents Money, Power, Murder, Lust, Revenge…!
• Plymouth MA Real Estate Guide
• Spring Has Sprung Art Show at Center for the Arts: Artists Drop-Off Work
• Pilgrim Festival Chorus to Perform 10th Anniversary Spring Concerts
• Pilgrim Festival Chorus to Perform 10th Anniversary Spring Concerts
• Plymouth Center For The Arts Calendar Listings March 5 – 27
• Christopher Dickinson to Lead Business Development at Mutual Bank’s New Plymouth Branch
• Plymouth Community Theatre Announces Auditions for Bedroom Farce
• Plymouth South Student Council members win Tracy Chevrolet Cadillac’s “Driven Student” award f
• 'Winter Wonders’ at Plymouth Guild
• New Art Show At Cordage Center
• 42nd Annual Juried Art Show and Young Artists’ Exhibit
• Plymouth North students win Tracy Driven Student award for peer leadership.
• Plymouth Guild Annual Meeting With Demos by Artists Heywood, Mesrop and Monteiro
• Drop-In Water Media Open Studio
• First Day is January 30 for “Winter Wonders,” New Shows at Plymouth Guild
• E-Learning now available for OSHA course online
• ‘Artful Gifts’ at Plymouth Guild
• Audition - Money, Power, Murder, Lust and Revenge
• Teen and Kid's Classes Start in Jan. 2009
• Art Of Poetry Cancelled
• Plymouth North students win Tracy Driven Student award for peer leadership.
• South Shore Dermatologist Featured as Lecturer at Albert Einstein College of Medicine in New York
• Sign Up Now: Winter Session Art Classes
• Less Than Two Weeks Before the Holidays to View ‘Artful Gifts’ at Plymouth Guild
• Free training on ZOLL AED Pro and AED Plus
• 41st Annual Juried Art Show Popular Winner - The Chief By Mary Felton
• Plymouth-Bristol Central Labor Council Endorses Tom O'Brien For Plymouth County Treasurer
• Roofers and Waterproofers Union Local No. 33 Endorses Tom O’Brien for Plymouth County Treasurer
• Iron Workers Local 7 Endorse Tom O’Brien for Plymouth County Treasurer
• Babysitter Lessons and Safety Training In Southeastern Massachusetts (BLAST)
• Michael Rothberg Named as Qualifier for MetLife Resources' Platinum Club
• Summer Class Brochure Now Available
• Plymouth Center for the Arts Now Open 6 1/2 Days
• Mutual Bank Announces Plymouth Branch Opening in October; 9th Location in Southeastern MA
• New Plymouth Guild Clay And Cartooning Class
• Reality Fighting - Nightmare
• VERC Enterprises Presents $500 to Plymouth's Cold Spring Elementary School
• Major Expansion and Renovation of Camp Squanto is Planned
• Season Broadway Revue in Plymouth Announced by Pilgrim Festival Chorus
• New Full Service Mobile Veterinary Practice on South Shore
• Plymouth’s Elizabeth Reilly featured in Pilgrim Festival Chorus' performance of "The Creation"
• Matthew Cohen Promoted To Paramedic At Fallon Ambulance
• Christopher Mortara Named Vice President with U.S. Wealth Management
• EXPLORE HISTORIC PLYMOUTH RELEASES 2007 EVENTS
• DOWNTOWN PLYMOUTH CATCHES THE HOLIDAY SPIRIT WITH A FESTIVE DOWNTOWN-WIDE WREATH DISPLAY
• DOWNTOWN PLYMOUTH BUSINESSES JOIN "SHOP MAIN STREET" FOR THE HOLIDAY SEASON
• Pilgrim Hall Museum's first annual Holiday Home Tour
• A Victorian Thanksgiving Dinner
• Thanksgiving Day Buffet
• Thanksgiving in the Courtyard
• Eat Like a Pilgrim
• Behind the Scenes Tour: Part Four
• Teaching Thanksgiving
• Plimoth Plantation’s 3rd Annual Soiree
• Homeschool Day
• Journey's End: Death & Mourning in Plymouth Colony Exhibit
• 17TH Century Dining
• Colonial Cooking Workshop and Overnight
• Enjoy 17th-Century Harbor Cruises--Shallop Sails Today
• Feast Your Eyes: The Unexpected Beauty of Vegetable Gardens

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