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I lost my 14k gold pendant necklace yesterday around 3pm near Millennium Park, specifically near The Bean on Michigan Avenue. The chain is delicate, about 18 inches, and the heart-shaped pendant has a tiny sapphire set in the lower corner. On the back, there are initials 'M.R.' engraved. It was a gift from my grandmother, and it's really important to me—it's sentimental, and I miss it a lot. If someone happened to find it in the grassy seating area by the Crown Fountain or near the Lurie Garden entrance, please reach out.
🚨 LOST GRADUATION STOLE – PLEASE HELP 🚨 I lost my graduation stole at Jackson Park between the Osaka Japanese Garden (Garden of the Phoenix) and Wooded Island. Friday April 17th around 6:30pm
I’m hoping to recover my Taylor acoustic guitar, natural sunburst, dreadnought size. I last saw it yesterday around 3pm after finishing a quick jam session near Cloud Gate in Millennium Park, Chicago. It’s a Taylor, natural spruce top with rosewood back and sides, with a few light scratches along the lower bout—the usual wear from gigs. There’s a small dent on the lower edge and a faint sticker inside the soundhole with my initials 'A.N.' that peeks out when the strings vibrate. There’s a blue nylon strap with a white Cubs logo attached, which is a unique clue. This guitar means a lot to me—it's a gift from my aunt and really tied to my music, so I’m really hoping someone returns it.
Lost my car key with the keyless entry fob attached to a amazon key chain
I lost a very sweet necklace when I visited Chicago 3/22. I walked around Lincoln Park and Old Town all day so it could be anywhere. I last felt it while at the Lincoln park conservatory. From there I walked up Clarke and down Lincoln, Sedgwick and many side streets. I visited kook kook, kapeje coffee, and Cocoa and co. The necklace has a silver chain. It has a round silver backed pendant. The pendant is a reddish orange agate with some thin white stripes toward the bottom. It was a gift and it hurts to have lost it. I think the chain failed. Please let me know if you find it
I found this gray Patagonia parka this afternoon around 3:15pm, lying on the pavement just outside the Millennium Park entrance on Columbus Drive. It's a men's size Large, with a soft gray shell and a black fur-trimmed hood that really pops in the crowd. The inside label shows 'Patagonia, Men's L' and there’s a tiny pine-tree patch sewn near the left pocket that’s easy to spot. I checked the pockets for a name tag, but nothing turned up. If this is yours, drop a note on the listing and we can arrange a safe pickup near Millennium Park.
I found a dog this afternoon around 3:15 pm wandering near the riverwalk by the Navy Pier entrance in Chicago. It's a brindle terrier, about mid-size, roughly 28 pounds, with a bright red nylon collar and a blue ID tag that reads 'MILO.' The coat is a bit dirty from the walk, and he has a small white patch on his chest. He seems friendly and leash-trained, and responds when I call 'Milo.' I checked for a microchip at a nearby clinic but didn't see any registry; if this is your pup, send me a message here and we can verify and get him home.
I found a silver Seiko stainless steel watch with a black dial this afternoon around 2:45 PM near the north entrance of Millennium Park on Michigan Ave. It's in good shape overall, with minor scratches on the bezel and a small scuff on the clasp from being on the ground, but the crystal is clean and readable. The watch has two unique identifiers: initials 'J.R.' engraved on the back and a tiny dent near the 3 o'clock marker. If the owner spots this, I'm happy to meet near the park entrance to reunite it—it's a really nice piece and I hate to see it go missing.
I found a compact blue Korg Volca Keys synthesizer this afternoon around 2:30pm. It was on a bench near Cloud Gate in Millennium Park, Chicago. It has a bright orange JAM sticker on the back and a pink strap looped through the side, with a few light scratches on the casing. I left it at the park information desk for safekeeping, but I would really like to see it back with its owner; this gear clearly means a lot to someone who plays gigs in this city.
I found a blue reflective dog leash with built-in LED lights this afternoon around 3:15 pm near the Lincoln Park Conservatory on Fullerton Ave in Chicago. It is about 6 feet long, made of sturdy nylon, with a bright blue color and a reflective stripe along the length. There’s a small white paw-print charm hanging from the handle and a tiny tag engraved with 'Milo'—the name is a bit faded. The leash looks lightly used but in good condition, with no fraying. I can imagine someone is missing it and would be really grateful to get it back; it would be a lifeline for their walks with Milo.
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