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I lost my Space Gray iPad Pro 11-inch in a rugged black case with a white unicorn sticker on the back. It happened yesterday around 3pm near Decatur Square, outside the Brick Store Pub and the little cafe on East Court Square. The iPad has a small dent on the top edge and the screen protector is scratched, but the display still works and the files inside are important for class and travel planning. It holds notes and a few family photos, so I’m really hoping it turns up. If you found it near those spots, email [email protected] and we can arrange a meetup.
I lost my silver pendant necklace yesterday around 3pm near the Decatur Square on Ponce de Leon Ave. It's a delicate 18-inch sterling silver chain with a small heart pendant; the back is engraved with 'Mom' and there's a tiny sapphire stone set in the heart. It was a gift from my grandmother and has huge sentimental value, so I'm really hoping to find it. If anyone picked it up, please reach out—I'd be grateful to get it back, and I can describe more identifying details or meet downtown.
I lost my blue concert ticket stub for the Decatur show last Friday around 3pm. It’s a small rectangular ticket with a blue border, a red VIP stamp in the corner, and a faded barcode at the bottom. The back has a coffee ring stain from a drink spill that day. The seat listed is 7A in Section B, near the stage, and the whole thing reminds me of finally getting tickets for my sister's favorite band—it’s really sentimental to me. I left it near the Decatur Square outside The Brick Store Pub on Church Street and would be grateful if someone found it and turned it in.
I lost my blue Wilson tennis racket yesterday around 3pm near the Decatur Square fountain on East Court Square. It's a blue-and-white Wilson racket with a 4 1/4 grip, and there's a small chip on the throat plus a bright yellow sticker with the initials LP on the grip. The strings are a little loose, and the grip is tacky but still comfy. It meant a lot to me because it was my grandmother's racket, and it helped me practice for the local junior tournament—we really need it back.
I lost my tan pebbled leather Coach tote yesterday around 3pm outside the Decatur Square, near East Court Square and the Brick Store Pub. It's a medium-sized tote, with teal satin lining that peeks out when you unzip the top, and a small red scarf tied to the handle for a bit of flair. Inside there’s my silver monogrammed keychain, a worn black wallet, and an old photograph of my mom—things that make this bag sentimental. If you found it, please text me or email me; I really need it back, and I’ll be forever grateful—plus my sister gave that scarf to me and it’s hard to replace.
I found a blue hardcover mystery this afternoon around 3:45 pm near the Decatur Library on Sycamore Street. It's a 2007 edition with a slightly bent corner and a gold embossed fox on the spine. Inside, there's a faded bookstore stamp on the first page and a bright yellow bookmark with a maple leaf tucked between pages. The cover has a few coffee rings and a small red sticker on the back that says 'READ.' There’s also a penciled note on the title page that reads 'Sam'—not sure who it belongs to, but I’d love to help reunite it with its owner.
I found a bracelet this afternoon around 3:15pm on Decatur Square, right outside the fountain area. It’s a slim gold-tone bracelet about 6.5 inches long, with a tiny heart charm that’s engraved with the initial 'A'. The metal shows a bit of wear, and the heart has a delicate flower etched on the back. I figured someone might be worried about losing it during the weekend market, so I held onto it for a bit in case the owner came looking. If you think it’s yours, drop me a quick note and we’ll arrange a safe way to swap it back. These little reminders can mean a lot, and I’d love to help someone get it back.
I found a silver Yamaha student flute this afternoon around 2:15pm outside the Decatur Library on West Trinity Place. The instrument is in good shape, with pearl keys and a tiny dent on the bottom joint. The case has initials 'A.M.' written on the latch and a blue ribbon tied around the handle, which should help identify the owner. It clearly looks like it belongs to someone who plays in the school band or takes lessons, and it feels sentimental rather than just valuable. If this sounds like yours or you know who it might belong to, please get in touch—I'd love to get it back to its owner.
I found a small brown and white dog this afternoon around 3:45 pm near the Decatur Square on East Court Square. It's a medium-small pup, about 25-30 pounds, with a short coat, mostly brown with a white chest and white paws. The dog is wearing a red collar with a brass tag, though I can't quite read the name on it. There's a distinctive white heart-shaped patch on its chest and a slightly crooked tail that curls up at the end. The dog seemed a bit nervous at first but warmed up after I spoke in a calm voice and offered water from my bottle. If this is your dog or you know who it belongs to, please text or email to verify ownership, and we can arrange a safe meetup at the Decatur Square.
I found a blue canvas tote bag this afternoon around 2:15 pm outside the Brick Store Pub near Decatur Square. It's medium-sized, a bit worn, with a small coffee stain on the bottom corner. Attached to the zipper are bright enamel pins and a red panda keychain that’s pretty distinctive. Inside is a small spiral notebook with doodles of local landmarks and a MARTA bus schedule tucked in the pocket. If you're the owner, you can recognize it by the panda keychain and the notebook's doodles—happy to arrange a quick meetup anywhere convenient in Decatur to hand it over.
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