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I lost my tortoiseshell reading glasses yesterday around 3pm. I was grabbing a latte outside a coffee shop on Main Street near Ego Alley in Annapolis. The frame is classic tortoiseshell with subtle gold hinges, and the right temple has a tiny scratch near the tip. They came with a navy-blue microfiber case that has a faint white star on the flap, and inside the left temple there are initials 'AH' engraved. They’re sentimental—they were a gift from my grandmother—and I’d be incredibly grateful to get them back.
Yesterday around 4pm I lost my green budgie Pico, who flew off from my balcony and vanished near the City Dock on Main Street in Annapolis. Pico is small, about the size of a canary, with a bright green body, a yellow head, and a tiny white patch on his throat. He wears a light blue leg band with the code PICO-07 and has a fluffy tail with a hint of blue. He's very tame and responds to the name Pico when I call, so he might chirp back if you call him. If you found him, email me at [email protected] so we can arrange a meetup near the Annapolis Visitors Center by City Dock.
I lost my hand-painted ceramic wall plaque of a Chesapeake Bay lighthouse yesterday around 3pm near the City Dock on Main Street. It's a compact 8x10 inch piece, framed in a slim white frame with blues and sandy tones that catch the afternoon sun. The back has a tiny brass hanging hook and a small signature 'L.H.' in the lower right corner. It was a gift from my aunt who adored Annapolis sunsets, so it means a lot to me and I really want it back. If you found it, please DM me here so we can arrange a safe drop-off near the City Dock.
I lost my cream knit scarf yesterday around 3pm near the Market House on Main Street in Downtown Annapolis. It's a J.Crew scarf, about 70 inches long, with a subtle cable-knit pattern and soft fringe at both ends. One end has a small brass tag embossed with the initials 'M.J.' and there's a faint coffee stain near the edge. The scarf is a bit worn but still cozy, and it was a gift from my grandmother, so it means a lot to me. If anyone found it, I’d be really grateful to get it back—drop a note here and we can figure out pickup.
I lost my delicate 14k gold necklace with a tiny emerald pendant yesterday around 3pm near the City Dock on Main Street in Annapolis. The chain is about 16 inches, super thin, with a little 'A' engraving on the clasp and a tiny scratch along the back of the pendant. It was a gift from my grandmother, which gives it serious sentimental value, and I really need it back. If anyone found it, please drop me a note here or reach me at [email protected].
I found a blue US passport this afternoon near Market House on Market Street, by the City Dock in downtown Annapolis. It's a standard navy-blue cover with the gold seal, a bit worn at the corners from travel. The back cover has a light coffee stain and there’s a small sticker with the initials 'A.J.' on the inside flap—easy to spot as an identifying feature. I picked it up after someone dropped it while walking by the Annapolis Bookstore toward the dock around 2:30 pm. If this is yours, message me in the app and we can arrange a safe handoff.
I found a black Yamaha 61-key portable keyboard this afternoon around 4:15 pm outside the Annapolis Town Center on West Street, near the parking garage exit. It has a bright purple sticker on the lid with the initials 'AJ' and a small dent on the right edge. The keys are in decent shape, and there’s a power adapter tucked under the handle. I’ve set it on a nearby bench to make it easy for the owner to spot; if this is yours, I’d really like to get it back to you.
I found a blue paperback travel guide this afternoon around 3:15pm, sitting on a bench near the City Dock by Market House on Main Street in Annapolis. It’s titled 'Exploring Annapolis: A Pocket Guide' from Harbor Press, a compact little book with a red ribbon bookmark visible between the pages. There’s also a tiny seashell bookmark clipped to the inside cover and a pencil note that reads 'Mira Patel' tucked on the first page—a neat clue to its owner. The book looks well-loved but is in decent condition, and I figured someone might be missing a waterfront stroll read after their day. If this is yours, we can arrange pickup near Market House.
I found a pink leopard print dog collar near the City Dock in Annapolis this morning around 11am. It's a nylon collar, about 1 inch wide, in good condition with a sturdy metal D-ring and a tiny brass bell that still jingles when moved. There’s also a small circular tag attached with a partial engraving that's hard to read. The bold pattern and the bell make it easy to spot, so if this is your pup, we can coordinate a pickup once you confirm the details.
I found a small white Bluetooth speaker this afternoon around 3:15 pm near Ego Alley by Market House on Main Street in Annapolis. It's about six inches tall, with a bright blue rubber bumper on the bottom and a dent along the left top edge. There's a blue sticker on the back that reads 'ElmTech' and a short charging cable poking out from the grill. It's not mine, and I hope to reunite it with its owner—someone probably misses it after a day out by the harbor.