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I found a small bundle of pins on the sidewalk outside the Clay Center in Charleston yesterday afternoon, around 4:10 PM. They were tucked into a velvet pouch with a few lapel pins from various events. I left them on a bench near Capitol Market, hoping the owner would recognize them. They look meaningful to someone, and I’d be glad to reunite them with their owner. If these pins belong to you, I’ll keep them safe here until you come by to claim them.
Driver’s license and 3 credit cards
I realized I must have left my power tools somewhere around 6:30 p.m. yesterday after unloading groceries at Capitol Market in downtown Charleston. The tools were in a blue toolbox with a yellow drill, a compact saw, and an orange extension cord sticking out. The thought of someone else hoping to finish a home project with those exact tools makes me anxious—these things matter. I'm posting here so the owner or someone who knows them can find them.
Today around 2:30 p.m., I found a handheld game console and a small handheld device under a bench near Capitol Market on Capitol Street in Charleston, West Virginia. I was walking along the sidewalk when I spotted the items tucked under the edge of the bench. I picked them up and kept them safe, hoping the owner would see this post. If this looks familiar, it’s likely yours and you’ll recognize the items from the case.
On Saturday at 3:20 p.m., I was helping a friend set up a small yard sale near Capitol Market in Charleston when I left my dolls on a wool blanket to keep them safe while I stepped away for a quick water break. When I came back, they were gone. I have checked the Capitol Market area, then walked down Court Street and along Kanawha Boulevard, hoping a passerby found them. They are precious family keepsakes, sentimental reminders of my grandmother, and losing them feels personal and unsettling.
On Friday at 7:12 PM, after a rehearsal at the Clay Center for the Arts and Sciences, I fumbled in my backpack and realized my sheet music was missing. The pages were for my upcoming performance, a set of classical pieces with a few scribbled fingerings in the margins. I remember leaving the rehearsal room near Capitol Street and stepping out into the chilly downtown air, then crossing toward the Town Center plaza. I must have dropped it somewhere along the way between the glass doors and the street musicians who often gather outside the market. It’s irreplaceable to me because a lot of the markings are mine and the binder is worn from years of use.
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