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I lost my black iPhone 12 yesterday around 3pm after grabbing a coffee at Java Junction on Main Street in Ashtabula. It's in a clear silicone case and has a small blue butterfly sticker on the back, with the screen cracked in the lower-left corner. I probably dropped it near the crosswalk by the Ashtabula Public Library on Lake Street, or somewhere along Harbor Street while I retraced my steps. This phone holds photos from family trips and a few work notes, so it's really sentimental and I'm worried about losing them. If anyone found it, please reach out through the app — I'd be forever grateful to get it back.
I lost my gold-tone bracelet yesterday around 3pm near the Ashtabula Public Library on Main Street, by the side entrance where people sit outside. It’s a slim 7-inch chain with a heart charm and a tiny ruby stone that catches the light. The clasp is a small lobster, and the back of the heart charm has the initials 'AK' engraved—pretty distinctive. It was a gift from my grandmother and really means a lot to me, so I’m hoping it’s somewhere safe nearby. If you found something like this, I’d be grateful to hear from you and arrange a pickup near the library.
I lost my gray Nike running shoes yesterday around 3pm near the Ashtabula Public Library on Main Street. They're a women's size 9, with a gray mesh upper, a neon purple heel tab, and a white swoosh that's a bit worn from miles of training. Inside the tongue there's a tiny blue sticker that says 'Run4Hope'—a small detail that might help someone recognize them. They're in decent condition, with the tread still solid but the sole showing some wear. These shoes were my go-to for the charity 5k I train for, and they mean a lot to me; I’d really love to get them back.
I lost my brown and white Syrian hamster yesterday around 3pm. He slipped out of his small plastic travel cage while I was cleaning his enclosure near Breakwater Park by Lake Avenue in Ashtabula. He's tiny (about the size of a walnut) with a distinct white patch on his left ear and a tiny nose scar from a scrape last week. He loves sunflower seeds and will respond to my squeak and the rattle of his treat tin. This little guy means a lot to my family—it's our daughter's first pet and he has sentimental value. If anyone finds him, please email me at [email protected] so we can arrange a quick meet-up anywhere in Ashtabula.
I lost my black Sony WH-1000XM4 wireless headphones yesterday around 3pm near the Ashtabula Public Library on West Jefferson Street. They're in a gray hard-shell case, with a small white Sony logo on the top, and the headphones are black with a matte finish and a noticeable dent on the right earcup. On the left earcup there's a tiny cat sticker that says 'Mochi', and the blue fabric carrying pouch included with them has a zipper that sticks a bit. These were a gift from my sister and I use them every day for work from home, so I'm really hoping someone picked them up and will return them.
I found a small gray rabbit this afternoon around 2:45pm behind the CVS on Lake Road in Ashtabula Harbor. It's about 12 inches long from nose to rump, with soft gray fur, a white belly, and a blue fabric collar with a tiny silver bell that jingles when it hops. It has a little notch in its left ear and a faint scar on its right hind leg—unique features I hope will help. The rabbit seemed a little startled but is otherwise healthy, and I've kept him safe in a carrier with fresh greens and water while I try to help him get back home. If this is your rabbit, leave a note here and we can arrange a meetup.
I found a brass mid-century lamp with a cream linen shade this afternoon around 3:45pm behind the Harbor Inn on Lake Avenue near the lakefront in Ashtabula. It's about 18 inches tall, unbranded brass stem, with a small dent on the base and a shade with a tiny chip on the rim. The cord shows mild wear but the pull-chain switch works and it lights up fine. No labels or marks, so I’m guessing it’s been part of someone’s living room for years. If this seems familiar, I’m happy to hold onto it for the rightful owner until they can pick it up locally.
I found a vintage coin album this afternoon around 2:30pm tucked under a bench at the Harbor Park gazebo off Lake Road in Ashtabula. The binder is tan leatherette, about the size of a standard ledger, with a bright blue cloth spine and a clear plastic flip inside pages. Inside are coins from the 1960s and 70s, some still in plastic flips, and one page has a tiny brass key taped to the cover beside a handwritten bookmark that says RR Collection. The album shows light water staining on the back and wears that tell you it's been loved for years. If this belongs to someone, I'd love to help return it to the rightful owner.
Found a small silver locket this afternoon along Lake Road by Harbor Park, near the Ashtabula Pier. It's about the size of a quarter, polished silver with a tiny heart charm dangling and initials etched on the back ('A.J.'). The latch works, and there’s a light scratch from a breeze by the sidewalk. I picked it up near the bike racks outside the Harbor Market and tucked it into my pocket so it wouldn’t get stepped on. If this belongs to you, share the initials and roughly when you last had it, and I’ll drop it off at the municipal building for retrieval.
I found a violin this afternoon around 4:15 PM outside the entrance to the Ashtabula Public Library on Main Street. It's a full-size acoustic violin in a black hard case with a deep red velvet lining, a warm amber-brown varnish, and light wear along the edges from regular practice. Inside the case is a label that reads 'Stentor Student II 4/4' and a small blue repair sticker on the tailpiece—easy enough to spot once you open it. The bow has a slightly sticky grip and a few hair strands loosened near the tip, but everything else seems intact. It looks like someone might have left it behind in a hurry; I’m hoping to reunite it with its owner because I can tell it’s not just a loaner and probably has sentimental value.
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