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Events in Midvale on Wednesday, Oct. 28

By Utah News Staff from public calendars · October 26, 2026 · 1 min read
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  • (Ruth Vine) Tyler Library: Midvale Hometown Heroes Trunk or Treat, 4 p.m., at Tyler - Tyler Study Room (Capacity 10).
  • (Ruth Vine) Tyler Library: New Midvale Library Community Input Open House, 6 p.m., at Tyler.

Midvale calendars list two library programs on Wednesday, Oct. 28.

(Ruth Vine) Tyler Library: Midvale Hometown Heroes Trunk or Treat, 4 p.m., at Tyler - Tyler Study Room (Capacity 10).

(Ruth Vine) Tyler Library: New Midvale Library Community Input Open House, 6 p.m., at Tyler.

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(Ruth Vine) Tyler Library calendar: slcolibrary.org

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