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I lost my blue-and-white OneTouch Verio glucose meter kit yesterday around 3pm near the Copley Place entrance on Boylston Street. It includes the meter, a small blue carrying case, and a white lancing device with a few test strips tucked inside. The meter screen has a faint scratch, and the zipper on the case has a tiny coffee stain from a latte spill this morning. This device is essential for my daily blood sugar checks, and I really need it back—it helps me stay safe and on track. If anyone found it, shoot me a message and we can meet at the Copley Square T stop to pick it up.
Lost Mazda car fob with Messi jersey and Cambodia keychains approximately 2/24 in the Eagle Hill East Boston area
I lost my blue plush dragon yesterday around 3pm near the Boston Common playground on Tremont Street. It's about 12 inches tall, bright blue fleece with an orange belly, and it has tiny silver sparkly wings. It wears a small red satin ribbon around its neck, and there's a tiny stitched patch on the tail where the fabric is a bit worn. This toy is special to my daughter—it's a gift from her grandmother and it has sentimental value; I'm really hoping someone who finds it will return it.
Help- Lost little black wallet near south station boston/leather district All documents under Sofia Paez Please contact me if found, thanks
I lost my small black wallet, near south station. Outside at the Atlantic avenue street, near the Plymouth building. It didn’t had any money, but it has my Green card
I found a tan pebbled leather tote this afternoon around 2:45pm outside Quincy Market/Faneuil Hall on Congress Street. It's a Michael Kors tote, about 12x14 inches, with gold-tone hardware and a pink satin lining. There's a small scrape on the bottom corner and a blue ink initial 'A.J.' scribbled inside the inner pocket—a tiny detail that could help the owner identify it. The bag has a simple leather strap with an adjustable buckle and a faint coffee scent. I picked it up because someone must be missing it, and I’d want someone to help get it back to its owner. If this matches your bag, use the app to verify the identifying features.
I found this bright budgie this afternoon around 2:15pm while I was walking near the Boston Public Garden, outside the Beacon Street entrance by Arlington Street. It’s mostly lime-green with a sunny yellow head and tiny blue cheek patches that stand out in the sun. One leg has a small copper band engraved 'BH-12', and the tail feathers look a bit roughed from a recent flight. I’d hate for it to be lost for good—pets birds mean a lot, and I hope their owner sees this. If you’re the owner, please email me at [email protected] and we can arrange a meetup near the Public Garden or Common.
I found a gray knit beanie this afternoon around 3:15pm outside the Boston Public Library's Copley Square entrance on Boylston Street. It's a medium-weight acrylic blend, ribbed knit, with a black faux-fur pom-pom on top and a tiny white embroidered heart near the cuff. The inside tag says 'Urban Trail Co.' and it's a bit dusty from the wind but otherwise in good shape. If this is yours, send me a quick message here in the app and we can figure out a pickup near Copley.
I found a black Anker PowerCore 10000 portable charger this afternoon around 2:15pm near the Boston Public Library in Copley Square. It's in good condition, matte black, about the size of my palm, with a small red octopus sticker on the side and a faint dent on the top edge. It was resting on the concrete bench outside the library by the fountain near the Copley MBTA station. If you own it, send a message with the octopus sticker details and the model to verify, and we can arrange a quick handoff to get it back.
I found a Nintendo Switch OLED model this afternoon around 3pm, lying on the sidewalk near the fountain outside the Prudential Center on Boylston Street in Back Bay. It's in decent shape, with neon blue and neon red Joy-Cons and a blue silicone sleeve that has a small white star sticker on the back. The screen protector has a tiny scratch in the top-right corner, and the device came with a black carrying case that's a bit worn around the zipper. I know someone must be missing it—it's clearly cherished by a gamer and probably has sentimental value. If you recognize this setup, please reach out so I can get it back to its owner.