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I lost my red Nike Air Zoom sneakers yesterday around 3pm near the Starbucks on Main Street in Ashtabula. They’re size 9, low-cut running shoes, bright red with a white sole and a black Nike swoosh. The left toe cap has a small scuff and there’s a thin blue reflective stripe on the heel that's easy to spot in the sunlight. They’re in decent shape overall, just a bit worn from weekend jogs; they were a gift from my sister and mean a lot to me. If you found them, I’d really appreciate getting them back—drop them off at the local police station on Lake Street or message me here to arrange a handoff.
I was at the Ashtabula Public Library on Main Street yesterday around 5:15pm when I must have dropped my keys. They’re on a blue paracord keychain that’s a bit frayed at the ends, with three keys and a tiny brass compass charm dangling from it. One key has a small panda sticker on it, and the other two look like a standard house key and a car key, both a little worn. The set opens my apartment, mailbox, and the bike lock we use behind the library, so losing them is a real headache—plus they’ve got sentimental value because the keys belonged to my grandmother. If anyone found them, please drop me a message; I’d be incredibly grateful to get them back.
I lost my gold charm bracelet yesterday around 3pm outside the Harbor Market on Lake Avenue in Ashtabula. It's a delicate 14k gold-filled chain with a tiny heart charm and a turquoise bead about the size of a pea; the turquoise bead stands out because it's slightly faded from wear. The clasp is engraved with my initials, 'LF', which is a nice, unique detail I hope helps. It holds a lot of sentimental value—it's a gift from my grandmother, and I really need it back!
I lost my red Gund teddy bear yesterday around 3pm near the Ashtabula Public Library on Main Street. It's a 14-inch plush with a yellow heart stitched on the chest, plus a tiny blue ribbon tied around its left ear. The fur is a little worn but still soft, and there's a small coffee stain on the paw from yesterday's snack run. It has huge sentimental value—it's my daughter's bedtime buddy and she cried when I realized it was missing. If someone spots it, an email at [email protected] would be awesome; we'd really love to get it back for our little one.
I lost my gray Carhartt knit beanie yesterday around 3pm outside the coffee shop on Lake Avenue in Ashtabula. It's an adult-size ribbed beanie, with a small silver anchor pin near the brim and a bright red pom-pom on top. There's a faint coffee stain along the edge and a tiny snag on the left cuff. It means a lot to me—it's a gift from my sister and helps me feel warmer during my shifts. If you found it, I’d really appreciate being reunited with it.
I found a blue reflective dog harness this afternoon around 1:45pm in the parking lot behind Harbor Park on Lake Road in Ashtabula. It’s a medium nylon harness, bright blue with lime-green trim, and there’s a tiny paw-print embroidery on the chest strap. A small silver tag hangs from the D-ring, engraved with the name 'Rex'—you can just barely make it out up close. There’s a light scuff on the buckle area and a tiny snag on the leash loop, but otherwise it looks sturdy. I grabbed it because I figured someone might be worrying about their pup; I’d love to help get it back. If this is yours, message me on the app and we can meet up near the gazebo at Harbor Park this weekend.
I found a brass Hamilton pocket watch this morning around 10am in the parking lot behind the Ashtabula Public Library on Main Street. It has an ornate engraving on the back with the initials 'A.N.D.' and a white dial with black Roman numerals. The case shows a few scratches from years of pocket wear, and the glass has a tiny crack at the 3 o'clock position, but the mechanism ticks when I give it a gentle shake. It clearly belongs to someone who wore it for generations, and I’d love to get it back to its owner. If this is yours, drop me a line with the initials on the back and a photo of the watch so I can verify and we can arrange a meetup to return it.
I found a blue facility ID badge this afternoon around 2:15 pm behind the Ashtabula Public Library on East Main Street, near the bus stop. The badge is plastic, about 3x2 inches, with a photo on the left and a blue striped lanyard clip, plus the word Facilities at the bottom. The name on the badge looks like 'Alex Kim' and there’s an employee number 4729. There are a couple of unique marks too: a tiny red heart sticker on the back and a small scratch along the bottom-right edge. If you’re the owner or know who this belongs to, I’m happy to hand it off at the library desk and get it back to you quickly.
I found a blue VIP concert ticket this afternoon around 2:15pm behind the Harbor Park amphitheater, near the Lake Avenue entrance in Ashtabula. The ticket is laminated and roughly the size of a credit card, with 'Lakeside Jam' printed at the top and bold text for Section B, Row 4, Seat 7. There's a small holographic sticker on the lower-right corner and a slightly torn edge along the barcode area—easy to spot if you know your seat. The back has a tiny red wax-like mark and the serial ends in 102. If you lost it, I’m happy to meet up near Harbor Park to hand it over.
I found a silver iPad mini this afternoon around 2:30pm in the parking lot behind the Ashtabula Public Library on Main Street. It's tucked in a pink floral protective case that's a little worn, with the screen cracked along the top-right corner. On the back there's a small lime-green sticker with the initials KEL. The device felt warm when I picked it up, and it seems to have been sitting there for a while near the library entrance. I figure someone is probably missing it and would want it back soon—if this is yours, drop me an email at [email protected] and tell me a detail only you would know about the case or sticker to verify ownership.