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This morning, around 11:40 AM, I found a small red binder filled with stamps on the sidewalk near Public Square in Cleveland, by the Terminal Tower. The stamps span several countries, some with wear but many still vivid, tucked in clear sleeves. The binder has a cracked cover and a few loose sheets that flutter when the wind. I hope the owner sees this so they can reclaim their collection.
Last Monday at 7:45 AM, I realized my two toasters were missing from the kitchen counter of my Cleveland apartment, just off East 4th Street near Public Square. I’d left them cooling by the window after making coffee, and when I turned back, they were gone. They’re simple black toasters with a chrome dial and a little dent from a move last winter. They belonged to my grandmother, and they’re the one part of our mornings that feels like a little piece of home. If someone found them, I’d really appreciate their return to their rightful owner.
While leaving the West Side Market around 2:05 PM today, I found a plastic tote labeled Organizers sitting on a bench near Public Square. The set looked new but with a few scuffs from the pavement. Inside were several clear acrylic drawer inserts, a few metal trays, and a stack of labels. I set them on the bench and hoped the owner would step forward, knowing how much effort it takes to stay organized. If you misplaced these, they might be your method to calm the chaos of daily life.
On Friday at 7:45 PM, I realized the Holiday Decorations I’d just lugged inside were gone. I had parked near East 4th Street and brought them into my Cleveland apartment by Public Square, placing the box on a chair by the door while I grabbed a coat. The bundle included a garland, a hand-painted star, and a delicate glass ornament from my grandmother. My heart dropped thinking of the memories wrapped up in these pieces—the bright lights that lit our table during last year’s Christmas Eve at the old Carnegie Avenue house. If you saw a bright box around Public Square, near East 4th Street, please keep an eye out for it.
a gold cross on a chain
I lost my red Kala soprano ukulele yesterday around 3pm near the West Side Market on W 25th St in Cleveland. It's in a black fabric gig bag with a white zipper, and the bag has a small green sticker with the initials 'AJ' on the front. The ukulele has a cherry-red satin finish, nylon strings, and a tiny dent on the bottom edge, plus a peeling sticker on the headstock that reads 'Music Is Life'. It means a lot to me because my sister taught me a few chords there, and I really need to get it back—if you spotted it around Ohio City or near Public Square, please reach out.
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