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I was walking home from a late shift along Market Street near Market Square in Mechanicsburg around 7:15 p.m. yesterday when my bright red running shoes slipped off my feet and disappeared into the dusk. The pair has a white side stripe and a small scuff on the left toe from last week’s trail run. I’ve relied on them for morning jogs through the Cumberland Valley hills, and losing them has me worried about keeping up with my routine. If anyone spots them around Market Square or along the hiking path near the creek, please keep them safe and let the site know.
On Friday around 6:45 p.m., I was packing up after the Cumberland Valley Art Walk near the library entrance along the river trail when two of my sculptures disappeared from the display. They’re large abstract pieces on wheeled bases, one with a copper patina and the other a pale blue glaze. I last checked at 7:05 p.m., when the area was almost empty and the gate by the river trail near the Cumberland Valley Visitors Center was closed. I’ve retraced the path along the Yellow Breeches Creek and through the parking lot by the old mill, but they’re gone. I’m heartbroken—these works were an expression of a milestone in my career. If you saw anything, I’d be grateful for any help.
Found these two saxophones sitting in a dusty gig bag outside the Capital City Mall entrance in Camp Hill, Cumberland Valley, around 5:30 this afternoon. They look like real performers’ instruments, an alto and a tenor, both with mouthpieces and neck straps tucked in the bag. I can’t tell who they belong to, but someone will be thrilled to have them back in hand. I left them with mall security to keep them safe while the owner is traced through the site.
I was helping set up for the Cumberland Valley Farmers Market around 1:20 PM on Saturday, behind the pavilion on Market Street in Mechanicsburg. I placed my Organizers on a chair while I checked on a few boxes, and when I turned back they had vanished. They are just notebooks and calendars, but they hold my weekly schedule, reminders for family events, and a few scribbled recipes I don't want to lose. The market stalls and the smell of roasted nuts still linger in my memory. If you saw anything around the pavilion or along Market Street, I would be grateful for any clue.
Last Sunday around 5:20 p.m., I spotted a rolled set of drapes on the curb outside the Camp Hill CVS on Valley Street, near the Cumberland Valley Mall. They're heavy, with a burgundy damask pattern and gold tassels. The lining is a faded ivory, and there’s a small snag on one corner. I checked for a label, there wasn't anything. I left them with the front desk at the Cumberland Valley Community Center, hoping the owner would recognize the fabric and the lavender scent left on the lining. It felt personal and a little nerve-wracking to think someone might be missing them.
Hey, I’m Daniel Reed. I misplaced a pair of gold studs this afternoon around 3:30 pm while leaving the Market Street Bridge in Mechanicsburg, near the Cumberland Valley Rail Trail. I paused to tie my shoes and I must have dropped them on the sidewalk. They’re small, gold, and one has a tiny clear stone; they’re sentimental and I’ve worn them most days for years. I retraced my steps along Market Street, crossed the bridge, and walked back toward the bike path, but I didn’t see them. If you spotted them, please help me bring them home.
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