Over the course of time between October 1 and October 4, 82 viewers watched the Manhattan Short Film Festival at our location. Everyone agreed that the films were terrific this year and so very thought provoking. Winners were announced today. 1st place film: Life Goes On 2nd place film: When the Sea was Calm 3rd […]
Congratulations to Muehl Public Library patrons who chose all winners! Read More »
Our highly anticipated new library software was launched this week. We have had a few kinks to work out (expected!) and things are going very well OVERALL. We are so happy! Now we can set our sights on the Manhattan Short Film Festival! We have been running the Manhattan Short (International) Film Festival at our
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Our highly anticipated new library software was launched this week. We have had a few kinks to work out (expected!) and things are going very well OVERALL. We are so happy! Now we can set our sights on the FMPL fall fundraiser. We have been planning all summer. We are very excited to try a
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Thank you to Colette for designing this stunning memento! The first line highlights that we are celebrating the 250th birthday of America! The second line highlights that we are celebrating the 150th birthday of the American Library Association (housed in Chicago). The third line highlights that we have had libraries in the City of Seymour
Colette created a button for us to celebrate 3 milestones! Read More »
The library director is an active member of the service group. These words are authored by club member Kris Peters who served on the scholarship subcommittee along with club member Nancy Kusch. For the 57th year, the Seymour Woman’s Club is proud to award scholarships to Seymour Community High School seniors. The 2026 winners are:
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The new InfoSoup catalog launches August 19! Here’s what to expect during the transition, including important dates for holds, the current app, and catalog access. Planning to place a hold? Holds can be placed through August 6, but holds placed July 28–August 6 will be suspended until the new catalog launches. Save this timeline and
August, 2026 will be so exciting as we change to a new library experience! Read More »
For the book group at our library, we met on Saturday, April 11, 2026 to talk about the book The Forbidden Garden: The Botanists of Besieged Leningrad and Their Impossible Choice by Simon Parkin and published in October, 2024. I found a fabulous interview with Simon Parkin on YouTube. Lyn Buchmann is a member of our book
Sometimes you discover a very important book at the library! Read More »
Colette Bezio made us aware that our puzzling board was both breaking and warping. She stated that it gave us a good life, lasting six years. Joint puzzles are done at the center of our library. Patrons work on them daily and it is pretty amazing how quickly they finish them. Colette takes pictures of
FMPL purchases a new puzzle board for the puzzlers at our library Read More »
This year, the Money Smart activity will be a special story time during our regularly scheduled story time on Monday, April 6, 2026 from 10:15 to 10:45. Our guest will be Katie Gellings from UW-Extension as she helps Elizabeth out with the story time. #MoneySmartWisconsin #MoneySmartWeek
Money Smart week in our region and at our library! Read More »
We are partnering with Neighborhood Forest to give children in our community A FREE TREE to plant at home during Earth Week!Sign-ups are open now through Sunday March 15th and we’ll contact you when your tree is ready for pick-up at the library!There are 3 ways to participate!1. Register a child to receive a free
Just in time for Earth Day! Sign up your child for a FREE TREE! Read More »
