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I dropped my gold necklace yesterday around 3pm near the Brownsville Historical Museum on Ringgold Street, by the cafe entrance outside. It's a delicate 18-inch, unbranded 14k gold chain with a small heart pendant that has a tiny sapphire at the center. On the back of the pendant there's an engraving with the initials 'LM' - a key identifying feature. The chain is in generally good condition, but the clasp is a bit stiff and there's a faint scratch on the pendant. This necklace was a gift from my grandmother and it means a lot to me; I really need it back.
I lost my sister, 16, yesterday around 4:15pm. We were near the Brownsville Convention Center on West Elizabeth Street, by the taco stand outside Market Square. She's about 5 foot 3 inches, slender, wearing a red hoodie, faded jeans, and white Nike sneakers. She has shoulder-length dark brown hair and a crescent moon tattoo on the inside of her left wrist; she also wears a blue backpack with a tiny panda keychain. We last saw her heading toward the Riverwalk path toward 6th Street. This is really scary—she has a green lanyard with her school ID that I need back to know she's safe. Please contact me if you've seen her.
I was at the Brownsville Public Library’s main branch on 10th Street yesterday around 3pm, just after grabbing a coffee at Cafe Sol next door. I must have dropped my gold-tone bracelet somewhere near the entrance by the benches. It's about 7 inches long, a simple chain with a small heart charm and a tiny sapphire bead that catches the light. The clasp is stamped with 'LR' initials. It means a lot to me—it was a gift from my grandmother, and I wear it almost every day. If someone found it, I’d really appreciate getting it back.
I lost my red Nike swim shorts yesterday around 3pm at the Brownsville Community Pool on Palm Street, near the riverfront pavilion. They're men's medium, quick-dry fabric, with a white side stripe and a black drawstring that tends to stick when the pool gets windy. There's a small blue initials 'AL' embroidered on the inside waistband, plus a faint sunscreen stain along the right leg. This pair is my go-to for summer workouts and has sentimental value because it was a gift from my coach last year. If anyone found them around the bleachers or near the lockers, I’d really appreciate getting them back.
I lost my red-and-black Nike running sneakers yesterday around 3pm, near the H-E-B on Boca Chica Boulevard in the parking lot behind the pharmacy entrance. They’re size 9 men's, low-cut, with a visible scuff on the right toe and a white midsole worn thin. The left shoe has a tiny stitched heart on the tongue and two-tone laces in red and black. They were a gift from my sister and hold sentimental value; I really need them back for training. If you found them, please reach out—I’d be forever grateful.
I found a plastic City of Brownsville Parks & Recreation ID badge this afternoon around 3pm outside City Hall on Main Street. The badge is white with a blue border, has a small photo of a woman, and the name reads 'Lia Chen' with the department 'Parks & Recreation' and an ID number ending in 482. It's in a slightly scuffed clear plastic holder, attached to a blue lanyard with a subtle holographic seal. It looks like it's been worn a bit and has a few scratches along the corner. If this is yours, it's clearly important to you and I want to help get it back—verify the name and department on the card to confirm ownership.
I found a Penguin Classics paperback this afternoon around 2:15pm outside the Brownsville Public Library on Main Street. It's a red paperback, well-used with a creased spine and a coffee ring on the back cover. The edition says Penguin Classics in gold on the spine, and inside the cover there's a pressed autumn leaf taped to the first page. The pages are aged a bit and there's a faded library note card tucked into the bookmark slot from a previous owner. I figured someone must be missing it, so I held onto it and hoped to reunite it with its owner—if this sounds like your book, drop me a note here and we can coordinate.
I found a pair of gold-tone hoop earrings this afternoon around 3:20pm near the Brownsville Museum on 6th Street, along the riverfront boardwalk. They're small hoops, about 1.4 cm in diameter, with light wear and no stones missing. One earring features a tiny enamel blue star charm on the outside; the other has a tiny crescent moon charm on the inside back. There's a faint engraving on the inner clasp that looks like 'A1'—not sure if that's a brand, but it might help identify them. They seem possibly sentimental, and I'd love to get them back to whoever lost them.
I found a vibrant djembe drum near the Brownsville Park last Saturday. It has a few scuff marks but overall, it’s in good condition. I believe it may belong to someone in the local music scene since it looks well-loved. If this sounds like your drum, please reach out to me!
I found a lovely vintage armchair while walking in Brownsville near the park. It has a floral upholstery pattern and appears to be in excellent condition, although it could use a little dusting. If this is your chair, please reach out to me!