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I lost my organizers last Thursday at 7:50 p.m. while cleaning up my home office near Canalside on the Buffalo riverfront. They’re a set of clear plastic bins with pastel labels, the kind I rely on to keep bills and receipts sorted. I’d left them on the top shelf of my closet on Elmwood Avenue, just a short walk from the Canalside boardwalk. It feels off not having them, and I’m hoping they turn up soon so I can get back to my routine.
I found two dog leashes outside a cafe on Main Street near Canalside in Buffalo around 6:30 p.m. yesterday. One leash is red nylon with a paw-print pattern and the other is black leather with a brass clasp; both are a bit worn but seem usable. The shop was busy with people walking dogs and kids on scooters, and it looked like someone just stepped away for a moment. I picked them up because they were clearly together, and I hoped their owner was nearby looking. If you’re missing these leashes, please check Canalside and the blocks around Main Street; you might spot them soon.
I misplaced two USB drives this morning, around 9:10 AM, after a morning meeting at the Buffalo City Hall area. The drives were in a black case, one containing client files and sensitive notes, the other a copy of a project in progress. I was walking from the Erie Canal Harbor toward Fountain Plaza, crossing Delaware to Main, and I must have dropped them on a bench near the Metro Rail Station. I’m stressed because that data is irreplaceable, and I’m hoping they’re somewhere safe.
I was checking my bag near Canalside, by the pedestrian bridge overlooking the harbor, around 3:20 p.m. when I realized my airline ticket for tomorrow’s flight had vanished. The bag sat on a bench while I scanned the boardwalk and the little cafe a few meters away, but I couldn’t find it anywhere. Losing that ticket feels like losing my plan for the week, and I keep replaying the moment I last saw it. If it turns up, I’ll be grateful beyond words and I’ll adjust plans with a bit more patience.
I found these hamsters near Canalside on the Buffalo waterfront around 6:40 AM today. They were darting between a couple of picnic tables and a trash can near the Erie Canal sign. They looked scared but curious, noses twitching as I approached slowly. I scooped them into a safe spot on a bench and kept them safe while I posted this. One has a small white patch on the neck and the other is a darker gray; they seem tethered to each other. I felt a huge relief after realizing I could help reunite them with their owner.
Last Saturday around 3:30 p.m., I parked my guitar case on a bench near Canalside in Buffalo so I could take a quick photo of the waterfront. When I stood up, they were gone—the two guitars with their worn straps and a scratch on the headstock. I walked the promenade twice, asking any street musicians and passersby if they’d seen them, but the crowds kept moving and the wind kept blowing. Music isn’t just a hobby for me; it’s how I breathe. If you’ve seen or picked up these guitars, please contact through the site.
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