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I was at Washington Park near the carousel around 5:30 p.m. on Saturday when I realized my trading cards were gone from my backpack pocket. The stack includes a mix of baseball cards and a few fantasy cards with bright illustrations. I retraced every path I walked, from the garden paths to the benches by the fountain, hoping someone picked them up or turned them in. If you found them, please help me return them to my nephew who cherishes that set.
I was packing for a red-eye home around 9:30 PM on Tuesday and must have left my travel adapters in a zip pouch in my carry-on. I stopped for a quick bite at the State Street Deli, then hopped on a bus toward Empire State Plaza, and somewhere between there and the Albany Public Library I must have dropped them. Those adapters keep my phone charged and the borrowed camera ready for notes, and losing them has left me scrambling. If you found them near Madison Avenue or the plaza, I’d be grateful beyond words.
Last Friday around 4:15 PM I was walking east on Lark Street, just outside a small cafe near Pearl Street, when I realized I’d left a bundle of DVDs behind. I must have set them on a chair briefly while tying my shoes, and they disappeared when I moved on. The set includes several indie titles in a black clamshell case, some with bright red labels, a couple may be signed editions. These are some of my favorite films, and I’m worried they’ll get scratched or lost forever. If you saw a lone bundle on the sidewalk by Lark Street, please hold onto them for a moment.
On Tuesday around 8:15 PM I found a black leather folder left on a bench near Empire State Plaza in downtown Albany. Inside were travel visas, a passport-style photo, and some receipts—clearly things someone needed for an upcoming trip. I kept it safe and turned it into the plaza's information desk, hoping the owner would see this listing and realize it's safe. It felt odd, a mix of relief and responsibility, knowing someone could be boarding soon without this important paperwork. Please check this listing if you think it might be yours and reach out through the site.
I was at a small reception on the mezzanine by the Empire State Plaza in Albany around 4:45 p.m. on Tuesday when I realized my Brooches were missing from the clutch I left on the chair. They’re a pair of vintage pins—one with a tiny emerald, the other with a pearl—and they’ve been with me through family gatherings for years. Losing them feels personal; they’re reminders of my grandmother. If you found them near State Street or around the Capitol area, I’d be grateful to have them back.
On Monday around 7:15 AM, I was moving two microwaves into my apartment on Clinton Avenue in Albany when I stepped out for a moment after unloading groceries. When I returned to the porch, they were gone from the curb near the Empire State Plaza entrance. The microwaves were bulky, in a sturdy wooden crate with the packing strap still attached. I keep replaying the moment—they were just there a moment ago, and now they're gone. I rely on those appliances daily, and the idea of someone taking them is unsettling. If anyone spotted them near the Empire State Plaza or along Clinton Avenue, please let me know through the site.
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