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I found travel visas yesterday around 5:30 PM, tucked under a bench by the Paul Bunyan statue in downtown Brainerd. They were inside a blue folder with a small sticker from a recent conference and a passport photo peeking out. The scene felt tense—someone rushing to catch a flight, papers fluttering in the breeze as the streetlights flickered to life. I know how stressful it is to misplace important documents, so I’m posting here to help reunite these visas with their owner. If these sound familiar, please claim them on the site where they’ll be guarded by the community.
I was helping set up after a small fundraiser at the Brainerd Public Library this morning when two microwaves disappeared from the break room. They’re standard white, about 1 cubic foot each, with a couple of dents on the doors. They were sitting on a metal cart near the back entrance around 8:15 AM, and I’m sure I checked there before leaving. They’re essential for our after-school program and local volunteers rely on them, so I’m hoping they’re found and returned to the lost-and-found area.
I was volunteering at the downtown Farmers Market near the Brainerd Public Library yesterday around 3:45 pm when I realized my organizers were missing from my tote. They’re a blue three-ring binder with calendars, checklists, and a few handwritten notes about a fundraiser. Without them I feel scattered, juggling deadlines and family plans this month. I retraced my steps along 2nd Street and around the library, hoping someone found them and kept them safe in the meantime.
I lost my sheet music in a gray folder after rehearsal on Wednesday at 4:20 PM, and I must have dropped it as I hurried toward the Brainerd Public Library on Laurel Street. The folder holds pieces from our community choir, plus notes my grandfather wrote in the margins; it's hard to replace. I walked down Laurel Street toward 3rd Avenue but didn't see it anywhere. The pages are marked with coffee stains and a few torn corners, a small treasure of memory and practice. If someone found it, I’d be grateful to hear.
Found a pair of earrings this afternoon around 3:45 pm near the Paul Bunyan statue in downtown Brainerd, by the 8th Street roundabout. They’re gold-tone hoops, about 1 inch across, with a small turquoise teardrop bead dangling from each hoop. One earring has a tiny heart engraving on the back, and the other shows a faint dent near the clasp from being rubbed along the pavement. They’re in decent condition overall, just a bit dusty from lying on the ground, and I know someone is probably missing them. If these belong to you, I’d love to help get them back to you.
I found a blue ID card this afternoon around 3:45pm behind the Brainerd Public Library on Willow Street, near the bike racks by the back entrance. The card lives in a clear plastic sleeve, attached to a blue lanyard with white stripes. The name on the card appears to be 'Mia Patel' with a small photo of a smiling woman. There's a tiny panda sticker on the sleeve that should help identify it. If this belongs to you, I’d be happy to get it back to you; I know how important an ID can be.
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