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I lost my grey ceramic table lamp yesterday around 3pm. It's a West Elm lamp, about 18 inches tall, with a brass base and a slightly glossy lampshade that's a bit dented at the rim. The glaze has a tiny crack near the bottom edge, and there's a small West Elm sticker on the underside. It sat in my living room by the couch in my Wicker Park apartment, near the Division Street Blue Line station; I had just rearranged the furniture and must've bumped it. It was a gift from my grandmother and has sentimental value to me, so I’d be really grateful to get it back.
Lost a dark grey men’s lught hoodie probably around the harbour in Millennium park closer to the public restroom this afternoon
Lost Wallet, I lost it on Wednesday between 4:32-4:52 on the CTA (either route 56 or route 88) I tried calling the cta lost and found And no one find it. Is a Spiderman theme Wallet as seen in the picture. If possible text me at my number if you find it I don’t take calls of numbers i don’t know (because of scammers)
FOUND : Set of keys / key FOB; found on lake front, just south of McCormick Place. One brass key. One black FOB with white circle on one side. Clear, square keychain charm with 3 mountain logo
Category: Lost Contact. I lost my emergency contact info card yesterday around 3pm while walking from Millennium Park along Michigan Ave toward the Art Institute. It's a small laminated 2x3 inch card with a bright red border and a tiny QR code on the back; it lives in my black leather wallet. It lists my name, Priya Patel, and two emergency numbers, and it’s the quickest way to reach my family in an emergency—so it has sentimental value to me and I’d be relieved to get it back. If you find it, please text me at 773-555-0123 or email [email protected]. I last recall it near the Bean area (Cloud Gate) by Millennium Park, possibly around the Chicago Cultural Center.
I found a small green budgie this afternoon around 4:15pm near the Navy Pier entrance on Grand Ave and Lake Shore Drive. It has a bright yellow face, blue tail feathers, and a blue leg band marked with the number 24. The bird seems tame and chirps a bit when I talk to it, so I stayed close and kept it on my forearm for a minute to calm it down. If anyone recognizes this bird, I’m happy to help reunite it with its owner through the app—it's clearly someone's cherished pet and looks well cared for.
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.
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