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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.
Yesterday around 3pm I realized my navy-blue US passport was missing after I grabbed coffee outside Blind Bob's on Main Street in the Oregon District, Dayton. It's the standard passport book, with a navy cover and gold embossing that says United States of America and Passport. I notice a small coffee ring near the bottom right corner and a slight crease along the spine from travel. Inside, the data page shows my name, Aisha Khan, and birth date, along with a few visa stamps from recent trips. This passport is essential for an upcoming work trip and has sentimental value since it traveled with me on family vacations. If found, contact me at [email protected].
I lost my black tote bag yesterday around 3:15pm near the Oregon District coffee shop on Brown Street in Dayton. It's a canvas tote, about the size of a standard grocery bag, with a bright orange lining that peeks out of the top when I unzip it. Inside there's a spiral notebook with a cat doodle on the cover, a used umbrella, and a small glass bottle of hand sanitizer. There's a tiny tear along the side and a fox-shaped keychain attached to the zipper. The bag was a gift from my grandmother, so it has sentimental value and I really need it back. If anyone found it, please reach out through the app — I’d be incredibly grateful.
I lost my hardcover Penguin Classics poetry collection yesterday around 3pm outside the Oregon District coffee shop on 5th Street in Dayton. The book is a slim green hardcover with gold foil on the spine and a blue ribbon bookmark that has a tiny brass owl charm. There’s a small coffee stain on the back and a pencil nickname scribbled on the inside cover. It’s sentimental—my grandmother gave it to me, and I really need it back; please reach out if you’ve seen it.
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.
I found this watch this afternoon around 4:15pm in the parking lot behind the Oregon District coffee shops on East Fifth Street in Dayton. It's a stainless steel watch with a brushed silver case and a bright blue sunburst dial, and the bracelet feels solid. There's a tiny chip on the crystal near 2 o'clock and an engraving on the back that reads 'H.R.' Overall it's in good condition. If this belongs to you, share the brand name or the back engraving details so we can verify and get it back to you.
I found a black leather briefcase this afternoon around 2:15 pm in the parking lot behind the Greene Town Center in Beavercreek, off I-675 near the Target. It's a medium-sized case with a sturdy top handle, two brass clasps, and a few scuffs on the corners. Inside there's a gray laptop sleeve, a blue notebook with the initials 'A.K.' on the first page, and a bright red USB drive in the main pocket. If you’ve been missing it, email me at [email protected] with a description of the notebook or the initials, and we can arrange a pickup.
I found a pair of black rectangular Ray-Ban glasses this afternoon around 2:15 pm outside the Dayton Metro Library on East Third Street. They’re in pretty good shape, with black acetate frames, a subtle silver hinge, and a tiny red accent on the right temple. The left temple is etched with the initials 'S.N.' and the lenses have a light smudge but no major scratches. I picked them up near the library entrance by the bus stop—looks like someone dropped them in a hurry. If these are yours, I’d really love to get them back; they look important, and I’m happy to meet for a quick handoff near the front of the library or at a nearby coffee shop.