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I lost my navy blue cashmere scarf yesterday around 3pm near the Brownsville Museum of Fine Arts on 12th Street. It's about 70 inches long, with a subtle herringbone pattern and white initials 'MK' embroidered near the corner. One end has a tiny pull in the knit and there’s a small fray along the edge, otherwise in good condition. It was a gift from my grandmother and means a lot to me; I really need it back. If anyone found it, please reach out—I'll be incredibly grateful and can meet to pick it up.
I lost my sunburst 3/4-size Stentor violin yesterday around 3pm near the Brownsville Music Academy on 6th Street, by the corner of Adams Ave. It’s a violin with a honey-colored finish, spruce top, ebony fittings, and a slightly worn chin rest. The bow has a green velvet wrap and a faint crack near the F-hole. There's a tiny star-shaped sticker under the tailpiece, and the thing holds a lot of sentimental value for me — it was a gift from my grandmother. I really need it back; if anyone spots it, I’d be beyond grateful.
I lost my iPhone 12 Pro yesterday around 3pm. It's in a midnight blue silicone case with a tiny scratch on the bottom edge and a paw-print sticker on the back. I was at the Starbucks on Main Street by the Brownsville Riverfront when I dropped it, near the bike racks outside. The phone wallpaper is a photo of my dog, and the screen has a small crack in the lower-right corner. It holds family pictures and a few urgent notes, it's sentimental and I really need it back. If someone found it, I'd be grateful to pick it up at the Starbucks or coordinate via email.
I lost my gold-tone hoop earrings with a small crystal drop yesterday around 3pm near the Brownsville Farmer's Market on 6th Street, by the library. They're about 1 inch hoops, shiny gold-tone metal, with a delicate clear crystal dangling at the bottom. One hoop has a tiny dent near the clasp and the crystal drops catch the light with a blue tint in sunlight. They were a gift from my grandmother and have sentimental value; if you found them, please email me at [email protected].
I lost my blue US passport yesterday around 3pm near the Brownsville Public Library on 1st Street, close to Elizabeth. It's a standard US passport with a navy blue cover, a bit scuffed at the corners from being shoved in my backpack. The back cover has a small coffee stain and inside there's a photo of my family tucked into the pocket. This trip is coming up next week for work, so I'm really worried and would be grateful to get it back—it's not just paperwork, it's my ability to travel. If found, please reach out; I can meet you at the Brownsville Public Library or a nearby cafe convenient for you.
I found a blue hand-painted ceramic vase yesterday around 5:15pm near the Brownsville Public Library on 7th Street. It's about 8 inches tall, with cobalt glaze and a delicate gold rim. The base has a tiny signature that looks like 'M. Rivera' and a faint fingerprint under the glaze. The vase is in good condition, with a small hairline crack near the rim that's noticeable up close. If this is yours, message me in the app and tell me one identifying detail like the signature or the fingerprint.
I found a black Anker wireless charger pad this afternoon around 2:15pm in the parking lot behind the H-E-B on Boca Chica Boulevard in Brownsville. It's a matte black disc about 3 inches across, in good shape with a tiny dent on the rim from a light drop, and a small pineapple sticker on the edge. There's a white USB-C cable tangled around it, like someone had just used it and left in a hurry. It seems cared for, not damaged, and I'd be glad to help get it back to its owner. If this is yours, send me a note at [email protected] and we can arrange pickup.
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.