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Hi, I'm Emily Carter. I lost my two gold studs while strolling along Meeting Street by the Charleston City Market last Saturday around 2:30 PM. I must have brushed past a vendor or passerby while I checked my phone. They’re sentimental—gift from my grandmother—and I’d be relieved to know they’re safe. I retraced along Market Street toward King Street, asked a few shopkeepers, and checked benches, but I came up empty. If you found a tiny pair tucked somewhere near the Market or along Broad Street, please let me know.
Blue suit jacket Thomas Farthing lost on Broad street evening of Sunday June 7th
I found a small gray travel-pouch with multiple adapters under a bench along Market Street near the City Market entrance around 2:30 p.m. today in Charleston, South Carolina. The pouch is worn and the zipper is red, with 'Adapters' faintly printed on the front. Inside are several plug adapters, a USB-C cable, and a compact power strip—clearly someone’s travel kit. I know how frustrating it is to lose these before a trip, so I kept them together and handed them to the market’s security desk for safekeeping, in hopes the owner sees this soon.
I lost my keys yesterday around 3pm near the Charleston City Market on Meeting Street. It's a compact blue nylon lanyard with a pair of brass keys and one little silver key tagged to a red enamel heart. One key is a brass house key stamped 'A-173' with a heart-shaped bow, and the other is a worn silver mailbox key with a tiny red enamel dot. The lanyard is a bit frayed, the clip is a bit loose, and the whole thing has sentimental value because it's the key to my apartment and a small reminder of my grandmother who lived downtown. If anyone found them, I'd really appreciate getting them back.
I lost my blue rescue inhaler yesterday around 4pm. It’s tucked inside a gray protective case with a white label on the lid, and the inhaler itself is a Ventolin HFA with a small dent on the cap. There’s a bright yellow sticky note on the case that says 'REPLACEMENT NEEDED.' I was walking from Marion Square toward the Charleston City Market, and I think I dropped it near the Visitor Center on Meeting Street. I rely on it daily to keep my asthma under control, and the humidity here in Charleston makes me anxious without it. If you find it, email me at [email protected] and we can meet up near Market Street to pick it up.
I lost my emerald green cockatiel with orange cheeks yesterday around 3pm near the Pineapple Fountain in Waterfront Park, Charleston, SC. It's about the size of a soda can, with a bright blue tail feather that sticks out when he flutters, and a small white patch on the wing. He wears a tiny silver leg band on the left leg stamped 'CHS-07'. This bird is my daily companion and has sentimental value—I'm really hoping to bring him home soon. If you spot him, email me at [email protected].
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