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I’m Maya Patel, and I was on the BU campus—specifically near the University Union—around 8:20 PM yesterday when I realized I had lost my student ID. The white card with a blue BU crest slipped from my pocket as I stood by the food court stairs, and I haven’t seen it since. I’m anxious because I need it for library checkouts and class access this week. If you’ve seen a BU student ID with the name Maya Patel, please keep it safe and let me know through the site so I can recover it.
Late Friday evening, around 7:30 p.m., I realized my sculptures were missing from a small display setup in front of The Forum Theatre on Court Street, downtown Binghamton. They’re two plaster pieces, roughly the size of a coffee mug, with a pale glaze and chipped edges. One is a slender abstract figure with a tilted head; the other a blocky geometric shape. The wind kicked up and the streetlights flickered as I walked away for a moment and came back to find them gone. I’ve replayed the scene in my head since, hoping someone picked them up and kept them safe.
I was in downtown Binghamton, and around 2:45 p.m. on Tuesday I realized my passport was missing. I’d stopped for a quick bite on Court Street and then headed toward the bus stop by the Broome County Courthouse, retracing my steps along Main Street and the Forum area. I fear I left it inside a bag or on a chair somewhere, and I’m anxious about travel plans and visas resting on its pages. It would mean a lot to me to be reunited with it, and I’m hopeful the person who found it will see this and know it belongs to me.
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On Friday around 8:15 PM I was unloading boxes from my car on Chenango Street, near the Roberson Museum and Science Center in downtown Binghamton, and I realized my holiday decorations were gone. The items include a red velvet wreath with a gold bow, a string of warm white lights, and a bundle of handmade paper snowflakes. I retraced my steps along Court Street and the parking area by the Chenango Street bridge, checking car doors and the ground, but nothing turned up. I'm bummed and a little anxious—these decorations were sentimental keepsakes from holidays past and I hoped someone picked them up to help me salvage the season.
I found a compact black 25-key MIDI keyboard controller this afternoon around 4:15pm on Court Street, near the Broome County Courthouse entrance. It's tucked in a black neoprene sleeve with a bright orange zipper and a small white sticker that reads 'Studio 88' on the sleeve. The device looks lightly used, with a USB-C port and two tiny knobs labeled 'Pitch' and 'Mod.' If the owner sees this, I’d really like to get it back; I can meet downtown or leave it with a local shop for easy pickup. I'll keep it safe until claimed.
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