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Friday night after a small gig near Albany Civic Center, I was doing a quick setup and left my two synthesizers resting on a black rolling case by the loading dock. By the time I returned to pack up around 9:35 PM, the lot had emptied and the gear was gone. I’m crushed—those synths aren’t just gear; they’re my voice, with a vintage sound I can’t replicate. If someone picked them up and kept them safe, I’d be forever grateful to see them back on my stage.
I'm a photographer juggling a busy weekend, and I realized my memory cards vanished yesterday afternoon around 4:45 PM while I was leaving the Albany Mall, near the entrance by the cinema. The cards are two microSDs in a small red case, one with a blue label. I’m worried about the photos from this week’s shoots and the time I spent organizing them. If someone found them, I’d be forever grateful for their return through this site.
On Sunday at 2:20 p.m., I misplaced a bundle of organizers (binders, calendars, and color-coded tabs) for our local charity bake sale. The bag was in the back seat of my car while I walked from Broad Avenue toward the Albany Civic Center for a quick vendor setup, and when I returned the seat was empty. These organizers keep our volunteer roster and schedules in order, and losing them throws everything into confusion. If you found a tote of organizers with bright labels, please return it to the site so our team can get back to planning the event.
I found a handful of coins on Tuesday around 3:17 p.m. while walking along West Oglethorpe Boulevard near the Albany Civic Center. The coins spilled from under a bench as a breeze lifted a few receipts, and I picked them up, recognizing random pennies, nickels, and a handful of quarters—some dates from the 1990s. They had a small, personal feel, like someone's saved change after a trip downtown. I left them on the bench for a moment while I wrote this, hoping the owner would recognize them in this post and reclaim them. If these coins look familiar, check around the bench near the riverfront when you pass by.
On Sunday around 4:10 PM, I was leaving the Albany Mall after grabbing a quick coffee and realized my box of family photographs wasn’t in my tote. They’re old black-and-white prints and a few color shots, all tucked into a weathered envelope with my grandma’s handwriting. I remember walking toward Riverfront Park and maybe dropping them near the entrance by the benches along the Flint River trail. These photos are all I have left of a family I’ve lost touch with, and I’m really hoping they turn up with a kind stranger who understands how much they mean.
I was leaving the Albany State University library around 7:45 PM yesterday after a late class when I realized my student ID wasn’t in my pocket. It must have dropped somewhere between the library and the Albany Civic Center parking lot near Oglethorpe Boulevard. The card is a standard laminated ID in a brown leather sleeve with a blue lining. I really need it for exams and building access this week, so I’m anxious to get it back. I hope someone picked it up and handed it in at the campus police desk or the arena.
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