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I was winding down at Riverfront Parkway near the Walnut Street Bridge around 8:15 PM on May 18, 2025 when I realized my travel adapters were missing. The compact case held universal adapters that fit grids across Europe and Asia, plus a tiny USB hub I rely on for work trips. I retraced the path from the UTC campus to the riverfront and along the bike lanes, but the adapters didn't turn up. Without them I'm scrambling for chargers on the road, and I hope a honest passerby picked them up and saved my trip.
I lost a batch of stamps this evening in Chattanooga. Around 6:50 pm yesterday I was leaving Riverfront Park by the Walnut Street Bridge when I realized the stamps were missing from my tote. They are a small collection in a white envelope with a red rubber band, with a few vintage issues and a colorful commemorative or two. They’re not valuable money-wise, but they mean a lot to my mail art project and to a handful of family memories. I retraced my steps along Market Street and checked the benches by the river, the bus stops near the aquarium, and the shop by the convention center, but nothing turned up. If found, I’d be grateful to have them returned through the site.
Today, around 9:15 AM, I found a microwave sitting on a loading cart behind the Chattanooga Choo Choo near Broad Street. It looked recently used, with a few crumbs and a smudge of butter on the door. I carried it to the sidewalk and wiped it down, thinking surely someone is missing their kitchen helper. The moment felt oddly hopeful, like a small piece of someone’s home had wandered into the wrong corner of downtown and found a new moment of safety.
Status: LOST. I lost my CDs around 5:45 PM today near the Walnut Street Bridge in Chattanooga, close to Coolidge Park. They’re a mixed bag of rock and indie tunes, with a few worn cases and one sleeve banded with a red sticker. I remember sitting on a bench near the river and flipping through the liner notes as the light faded. If found, please drop a note on the site so we can reunite them with me.
I lost my red Pearl Export snare drum yesterday around 3pm downtown Chattanooga. It’s a 14x5.5 inch shell with a red pearl finish, chrome hardware, and a small dent on the rim from a gig last month. There’s a green sticker inside the shell with the initials 'R.T.' and a couple of light scratches along the edge from road cases. I last had it outside the Chattanooga Choo Choo on Market Street near the crosswalk by the convention center. It’s really meaningful to me because I’ve played with it for years; if anyone found it, please text me and we can meet up to pick it up.
I lost my gold-tone hoop earrings with a tiny emerald drop yesterday around 3pm. I was walking along Market Street by the Tennessee Aquarium and I think I dropped them while heading toward the Walnut Street Bridge; they could have fallen on the riverfront near Coolidge Park. They're small, about 1 cm hoops, gold-tone plated, with a delicate emerald charm on one hoop. The back of one earring has a tiny engraving 'AS' and the clasp shows a faint scratch. They were a gift from my grandmother, so they're really sentimental to me and I'd be grateful to get them back if anyone finds them around Chattanooga.
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