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I was wrapping up a night out near Fountain Square in downtown Cincinnati around 7:15 p.m. yesterday when I spotted two navy blue passports lying on the sidewalk. They were tucked into a small black zip pouch, the covers showing a faint crest, one tucked in a bright red passport holder. I picked them up and kept them safe, imagining the worry of someone who might be missing their documents while traveling. The streetlights sounded quiet, almost forgiving, as I stood there hoping this small clue could help someone get back on their trip. If these belong to you, this listing is here to help connect you with the finder through the site.
Hi there, I am Jamie Lee. Last night, at about 7:15 p.m., my set of wooden dining chairs disappeared from the curb outside my apartment on Vine Street, near Findlay Market in Cincinnati. They are sturdy chairs with a warm honey finish and a slightly wobbly back leg on the right chair. I left them there while I carried groceries inside, and now they are gone. They are not just furniture to me -- they have been part of family dinners, late-night gatherings, and rain-soaked porch chats. If you have seen them, please leave a note on the site.
On Wednesday around 7:30 p.m., I realized I couldn't find my devices in the backpack I tossed on the bench outside Findlay Market in Cincinnati. It was a crowded evening, with people strolling by, and my tablet, a charger, and wireless headphones were in that bag. They’re essential for work and personal stuff, and losing them has been stressful. I retraced my steps through Over-the-Rhine, around the Market, but nothing turned up. If you found them, they were likely left near the Market entrance or inside the market area; please help.
While walking along Central Parkway behind the old repair shop near Union Terminal, I spotted a toolbox sitting on the curb around 4:15 p.m. Tuesday. Inside was a cordless drill, a circular saw, and a handful of bits—clearly someone’s work gear. I don’t own tools like these, and I figured someone must be missing them, so I brought them here in hopes the owner checks this post. The tools look like they’ve been used for real jobs, not just a hobby project.
Saturday around 3:15 PM, I slipped my travel adapters from my backpack while I waited for coffee near Fountain Square on Vine Street. I’d left them on a metal railing outside the cafe, and by the time I turned back they were gone. They’re just practical little things, but they’re essential for my laptop and phone during trips, and I feel exposed without them. If someone happened to find them, please help me bring them back to my day-to-day routine in Cincinnati.
I lost my scarves yesterday around 5:45 p.m. outside the Cincinnati Zoo on Vine Street, near the Washington Park entrance. They're a navy blue wool scarf with a thin red stripe along the edge, soft but well-worn from daily use. I had them during a walk through the park, and the chill settled in as the sun dipped below the buildings. If you found them, please keep them safe; I’ll be back by the fountain at Washington Park tomorrow evening to search again.
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