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Friday around 7:30 p.m., I lost my travel bags as I stepped out of the Mohegan Sun entrance in Uncasville, in Eastern CT, Connecticut, United States. I’d just wrapped a conference, grabbed a quick bite, and must've set the bags down briefly. They’re a large gray rolling suitcase and a smaller navy carry-on with a bright red tag. Inside are my clothes for an upcoming trip and a few personal items from the conference. I’m anxious and a little scattered, hoping someone picked them up or saw them nearby. Please let me know through the site if you’ve seen them.
I’m Avery from Norwich, in Eastern Connecticut. I was leaving the Norwich Public Library parking lot on Main Street around 8:15 PM last Friday when my handheld device and its console slipped from my bag and vanished into the crowd. I retraced my steps along Main Street and through the parking area near the river, but the night was fast and the streetlights flickered, and I couldn’t find it. That device held cherished photos and a few personal games, so it means a lot to me.
I was packing for a weekend trip and tucked my travel adapters into the side pocket of my backpack. At about 6:15 p.m. on Saturday, I realized they weren't in the bag as I stood near the Mystic Seaport gift shop. I retraced my steps along the boardwalk and checked the bench by the ticket booth, but they were gone. The adapters are small, with a black body and a blue USB port—the kind I rely on when traveling for work. I'm anxious because without them I can't charge my devices on the road.
I lost my swimsuits last Saturday around 7:15 pm at Ocean Beach Park in New London, CT. The water had a jade shimmer as the sun sank, and the gulls cried over the pier. I had just finished a late dip and left my towel and bag on a chair near the lifeguard stand by the main entrance. When I looked back, the swimsuits were gone. The cobalt-blue two-piece has a small tear on the left hip that I stitched myself. I'm anxious and hopeful—these suits aren’t easy to replace, and they carry memories of a family trip. If you spotted them near the snack shack or along the boardwalk, please let me know through the site.
On a chilly Tuesday, around 4:12 p.m., I was standing near the platform railing at New London Union Station when I spotted a small toy train wedged between a bench and the wall. It is painted red with a tiny coal car and wheels that still gleam in the sun. I picked it up and paused, thinking how easily a kid could lose something so cherished. The bright colors brought back memories of weekend rides with my own grandpa, and for a moment I felt protective, like I had found something precious waiting to belong somewhere. I left it on a chair by the information booth, hoping the rightful owner will see this post and reclaim it.
Hi, I'm Mia Delgado. Yesterday around 7:15 pm, I realized my Wrist Watches were LOST outside the East Lyme Public Library after a quick stroll along Main Street. The two watches, one silver with a leather strap and one black with a thin steel band, are meaningful to me—a family keepsake from my grandmother. I’m holding onto hope someone found them and left them somewhere safe. If you came across them, please drop them at the library so I can reclaim them.
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