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Early this morning around 9:15 AM, I discovered my travel visas were missing from my passport folder as I was leaving the Clarke Historical Library on the Central Michigan University campus in Mount Pleasant. I had just wrapped up a meeting about an upcoming trip and set the folder down on a chair while I checked an email. The folder is blue with a dent on the corner and a few official stamps; I need them back before my flight next week. If someone happened to pick it up, please drop it off at the site; I am anxious but hopeful.
I realized my driver's license was missing around 9:40 PM while I was walking back to my car after a quick stop near the CMU campus on University Avenue. The area around the parking lot by the quad was quiet, and the streetlamps cast long shadows as I searched the ground. The license is a standard card with my photo and birth date; it’s essential for my shift tomorrow and for getting around for work. I’m anxious about the delay and the replacement process. I retraced my steps through the campus lot and along University Avenue, but I didn’t find it. If found, please let the site know so I can get back to my routine.
I lost my gold-tone bracelet with a tiny blue enamel heart charm yesterday around 3pm. It vanished on Main Street in downtown Mount Pleasant, near the CMU campus area by the University Center and the Farmer's Market fountain. The piece is about 7 inches, with a slightly bent clasp, and inside the clasp is engraved 'JP'. It was a gift from my grandmother, so it's really sentimental, and I was devastated to realize it's gone—if you found it, please email [email protected] or message me here.
I lost my brown-fawn, 40-pound mixed-breed dog, Scout, yesterday around 3pm near the Meijer on Mission Street in Mount Pleasant, Central Michigan. He's wearing a bright red collar with a silver bone-shaped tag. Scout has a small white patch on his chest, a slight limp in his right hind leg, and a crooked left ear that makes him look extra goofy. We were by the parking lot near the Chippewa River Trail when he bolted after a squirrel and disappeared into the trees. He means the world to me—he's anxious without me and this dog is family. If anyone finds him, please email me at [email protected]. Thank you.
I lost my red Le Creuset 5-quart Dutch Oven yesterday around 4pm. It's a bright red, enameled cast-iron pot with a stainless steel knob on the lid and a tiny chip along the rim from a few drops of heat. I last saw it near the Starbucks on University Ave in Mount Pleasant, right outside the cafe's entrance after I dashed to grab coffee. This pot is my go-to for Sunday stews and it has sentimental value—my grandmother gave it to me, and I really need it back. If you found it, please reach out; I’m hoping to reunite with it soon.
I found a set of keys this morning around 8:15am in the parking lot behind the CMU Student Activity Center on Main Street in Mount Pleasant. They’re on a blue university lanyard with a tiny turtle charm and a brass tag engraved with 'MP'. There’s a red silicone key cover on one of the keys, and a somewhat battered house key that sticks a little when turning. I figured someone might be missing them after a class or a club meeting. If you recognize these, I’m happy to meet near the Student Union to return them and get them straightened out.
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