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I lost my blue Nike running shoes yesterday around 3pm near Roesch Library on the University of Dayton campus. They’re men’s size 9.5, blue with a white sole and a slightly frayed white Nike swoosh. Left shoe has a faint coffee stain on the inner toe and the right toe has a tiny scuff from a morning run. They were a gift from my sister last year, so they mean a lot to me and I’d really love to have them back. If you found them, please message me here and I’ll meet you at the library café to grab them.
I was at a coffee shop in Dayton's Oregon District yesterday around 3pm when I realized my blue passport was missing from my tote. It's a standard navy-blue cover with a gold crest; the inside pages are in good shape, but there's a small coffee stain on the back page and a tiny dent on the lower-right corner. I think it slipped out while I was paying for a drink near the counter and might have been left on a chair or dropped near the brick storefront on 5th Street. This passport is essential for my upcoming trip next week, and I really need it back; if anyone finds it, please message me, I will be forever grateful.
I lost my blue Penguin Essentials mystery paperback yesterday around 3:15pm near the coffee shop on Main Street in Dayton's Oregon District. It's a 320-page trade paperback with a red ribbon bookmark peeking out and a coffee ring stain on the back cover. The cover art is a moody teal-blue with a small 'Staff Pick' sticker on the inside flap. It was a gift from my aunt and carries a lot of sentimental value; I really need it back to finish the last few chapters. If you found it, please drop me a note here — I’d be incredibly grateful to get it back.
I lost my two-day music festival tickets yesterday around 3pm near the Oregon District in Dayton. They're for the Sunset Sounds festival, printed on glossy white stock with a QR code at the bottom and a small hologram sticker in the corner. The VIP pass is attached to a bright blue lanyard that says 'Sunset Sounds' in white lettering. It means a lot to me—it was a gift from my sister, and I'm really hoping to get it back. If anyone finds it, I'd really appreciate getting it back; we can arrange a meetup near the Dayton Convention Center.
I lost my Omron blood pressure monitor yesterday around 5pm near the Oregon District on Main Street in Dayton. It's the white front with a blue protective sleeve, large digital display, cuff is black with the Omron logo. It’s in a light blue zip pouch with a faded Omron sticker; a small dent on the top edge helps identify it. There’s a sticky note on the pouch with my initials 'PK'. It’s important—daily readings help me manage a health condition—and I’d really appreciate getting it back. If you found it, please text or email; I can meet near the coffee shop on Main Street.
I found a black Anker PowerCore 10000 portable charger with a gray braided USB-C cable still attached. It's palm-sized, about the size of my palm, with a small dent on the corner and a blue rocket sticker on the back. I found it this afternoon around 3:15pm in the parking lot behind the Dayton Arcade on East 2nd Street, near the bike racks. It still shows about 46% charge on the display. It's clearly someone's everyday carry; I'm happy to help return it to the owner.
I found these this afternoon around 3:15pm near the entrance to the Victoria Theatre on Main Street in Dayton. They’re a pair of navy blue knit gloves, probably women’s size medium, with a tiny butterfly embroidery stitched on the cuffs. One glove has a small snag near the thumb where the yarn sticks out, and there’s a faint monogram inside the wrist that looks like 'LJ'. They look well cared for and would be warm on a chilly evening. I figured someone might be missing them after a show or a stroll along the river, so I’m holding onto them here in case the owner recognizes the details. If these are yours, message me and we can arrange a pickup.
I found a compact digital guitar tuner this afternoon around 4:15 pm outside the Neon Movies on 5th Street near the Oregon District in Dayton. It's a small black device about the size of a deck of cards, and it wears a pink silicone case that’s a bit scuffed from pocket use. On the back there's a tiny sticker with the initials 'P.P.' and the face lights up green when you power it. It seems to function fine, and the pink cover makes it easy to spot if it’s dropped in a practice room. If this belongs to you, reach out here and we’ll work out a way to get it back to you—I’d hate for someone to lose their gear.
I found a white Yamaha snare drum this afternoon around 2:15pm in the parking lot behind Blind Bob's on Main Street in the Oregon District, Dayton. It's a 14x6.5 inch snare with a glossy white lacquer finish and chrome hardware. There are a few scratches along the shell and a small dent on the rim near the throw-off. A blue sticker on the shell reads Jazz Camp 2019, and the snare wires show a touch of wear from regular use. Drum sounds solid, and I’d be happy to return it to its owner—meet-up at Blind Bob's works for me.
I found a black clip-on guitar tuner with a red silicone cap and a blue star sticker on the back this afternoon around 3:15pm. It was lying on the sidewalk near the Victoria Theatre on Main Street in downtown Dayton, right outside the coffee shop where local musicians warm up. The tiny display lights up when I tested it, and there are a few light scratches on the metal clip. The initials 'AM' are scratched near the battery cover, which should help whoever owns it identify it quickly. If you’re missing it, I’d be glad to help reunite you—I'll hold onto it safely until we can arrange a pickup or drop-off next time I’m near the area.
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