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Animal Eyesight Match at Taylorsville Library on Monday, Oct. 26

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  • Taylorsville Library: Animal Eyesight Match, at Taylorsville.

Taylorsville Library lists Animal Eyesight Match on Monday, Oct. 26, at Taylorsville on its public calendar.

Taylorsville Library's calendar describes it: “Celebrate World Animal Month. See through the eyes of an animal. Find a match. Return to the Info Desk for a small prize.”

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