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Draper Senior Center "Young at Heart" Book Club at Draper Library on Monday, Nov. 9

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  • Draper Library: Draper Senior Center "Young at Heart" Book Club, noon, at Draper.

Draper Library lists Draper Senior Center "Young at Heart" Book Club on Monday, Nov. 9, at noon, at Draper on its public calendar.

Draper Library's calendar describes it: “We are reading Words on Fire by Jennifer Nielsen. While Draper Library is closed, copies of the book are available at the Sandy Library. The Book Club is held at the Draper Senior Center.”

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