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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.
On Monday night, around 7:40 p.m., I found a box of holiday decorations on the stoop of my Charleston apartment near Capitol Market. There were tangled garlands, a string of lights, and a snowflake ornament that rolled under the doormat. None of it looked mine, and a little wave of responsibility hit me—maybe a neighbor dropped it or someone mislaid a few keepsakes after a party. I tucked the box inside my entryway and kept an eye out for anyone posting about lost decorations, hoping they’ll see this and reclaim their things. It feels kind of hopeful, like a small thread tying someone to a memory of a family gathering.
Last Friday around 6:15 PM, I lost my Travel Adapters from the hotel desk in downtown Charleston, near Capitol Market. I was packing for a conference and those compact adapters are essential for keeping my devices powered while I travel. The black zip pouch with two adapters disappeared from the hotel room, and I haven't found it despite checking the desk and bedside table. I’m stressed about needing them for work next week, and I’m hoping they turn up somewhere safe.
Hi, I’m Jonathan Blake. I was walking back to my apartment in Charleston when I spotted a pair of remote controls lying on the sidewalk outside the Capitol Market entrance around 4:15 PM yesterday. One remote has a blue silicone sleeve; the other is plain black with a sticker. I picked them up and turned them in through this site, hoping the owner will recognize them. If these belong to you, they’re listed here for pickup at the site.
On Sunday around 4:25 p.m., I realized I had lost my Equipment for Various Sports somewhere near Capitol Market in Charleston. It is a black duffel bag with a white team logo and a dusty old water bottle poking out. Inside are my basketball shoes, shin guards, and a handful of practice cones—things I have lugged to every pick-up game for months. I replay the moment I set it down by the bus stop near Capitol Market, hoping it was not picked up by someone who does not know how much it means to me. If someone happened to stumble upon it, I would be incredibly grateful to have it back.
Friday afternoon around 3:15 PM, I realized my Travel Visas were missing from my tan tote while I stopped for a quick coffee near Capitol Market in Charleston. My heart jumped—I'm leaving town in two days and those documents are essential. The folder was plain, with a red elastic band and a few loose pages peeking out from the sides. I retraced my steps along Capitol Street toward the Charleston Town Center, but I haven't seen it since.
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