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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.
I lost my USB Drives around 3:45 p.m. Saturday near Findlay Market's entrance in Over-the-Rhine. They held the latest student project, some family photos, and a few key draft PDFs. I had them in a small black USB case; last seen when I helped a neighbor unload her groceries at the market. The memory sticks on them hold a lot of personal data and a project I care about deeply. I retraced the stalls and checked the market steps; the smell of roasted nuts and coffee filled the air. If you found them, please keep them safe so I can reclaim them through the site.
Last night around 6:25 p.m. at Fountain Square in downtown Cincinnati, I found a small zip pouch full of travel adapters and USB chargers. It looked like someone had just dumped their backpack for a moment while crossing the square. I slipped the pouch into my tote and kept it on the bench, hoping to reunite it with its owner before the evening crowds thinned. The moment felt oddly hopeful, like a small thread of someone else’s trip being put back on track. If you're missing a set of adapters, you might recognize the contents from the white zipper tag.
I was leaving the entrance of the Cincinnati Music Hall on Central Parkway around 7:10 PM yesterday and spotted a folder of sheet music lying on the sidewalk, still warm from the sun. It’s a mixed bundle: pages of Bach and Chopin with pencil annotations and a few rosin dust specks on the cover. I picked it up and looked for a name, but there wasn’t anything obvious—just a damp page and a stubborn scribble on the corner. It felt like it belonged to someone who practices late into the evening, so I’m posting this to help it find its way home.
I LOST holiday decorations around 7:15 pm on Sunday near Fountain Square in downtown Cincinnati. A red tote with evergreen garland toppled from my arm as I stepped off the bus, and the lights spilled onto the pavement. They were for a family gathering and I'm anxious they'll be misplaced forever if not found. This listing is my hope that someone who sees it might recognize them and help bring them back to our home.
I found a gray Giro road cycling helmet this afternoon around 3:15pm on the riverfront bike path behind Smale Riverfront Park, near the Second Street entrance in Cincinnati. It's in decent shape, with a few scuffs on the shell and a small dent on the visor, plus an orange strap pad on the chin strap. It also has two unique identifying features: a white inside sticker with the initials 'MT' and a stray blue paint splatter on the outer shell. If this belongs to you, shoot me a message and we can arrange pickup near Krohn Conservatory or at the park entrance.
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