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I lost a framed abstract painting yesterday around 3pm in the Mohegan Sun Arena parking lot in Uncasville. It’s an 18x24 inch canvas, mostly cobalt blue with shimmering gold accents, housed in a distressed oak frame that has a small scuff on the bottom edge. On the back there’s a pencil note that says 'For Mother's Day' and a faint fingerprint near the lower-right signature. It has serious sentimental value to me—it's a gift from my grandmother that I’ve kept in the living room for years. If anyone found it, I’d really appreciate getting it back.
Hey, I’m Priya Patel. I lost my vintage Hamilton pocket watch yesterday around 3pm near the Groton Public Library on Route 1 in Eastern CT. It’s a gold-tone 1960s pocket watch, roughly 1.75 inches across, with a black leather fob; the back is engraved with the monogram 'M.R.' and the glass has a tiny crack. The case shows some wear, but the dial is clean, and this piece has sentimental value because it belonged to my grandfather. If you found it, I’d be incredibly grateful to get it back; I can meet at the library or arrange a pickup anywhere in Eastern CT.
I lost my black leather briefcase yesterday around 3pm near the Mystic Seaport entrance on Greenmanville Avenue. It's about 15 inches wide, with brass hardware and a small scratch on the lower right corner. Inside there's a red Moleskine notebook and my initials 'PP' stamped on the lining; I also have a tiny photo of my grandmother tucked in the inner pocket. This briefcase was a gift from my dad and has sentimental value, plus it holds important documents I really need for work, so I’d be grateful to be reunited with it.
I lost my blue laminated ID badge with my photo and a vertical green stripe yesterday around 3pm near the Water Street entrance of the Custom House Maritime Museum in New London, Eastern CT. It's the badge I use for work at the hospital; on the back there's a small holographic seal and a barcode. The badge has a coffee ring on the back and a bent corner from being shuffled in my pocket all week. It has sentimental value because it helps me get into work and ride the bus, and I really need it back. If anyone found it, please message me here; I'd be grateful to get it back.
I lost my black North Face parka yesterday around 3pm outside the Stop & Shop on Ocean Avenue in New London, Eastern CT. It's a mid-length black puffer, size M, with a silver two-way zipper and a small embroidered compass patch on the chest. Inside the left pocket I tucked a bright red knit scarf that I always wore with it, so you might see a red corner peeking out. The coat shows normal wear—faint snag on the cuff near the zipper and a tiny stain near the hem. It has sentimental value; my grandmother gave it to me, and I’ve been worried about not having it in this cold weather. If anyone found it, please reach out — I’d be forever grateful to have it back.
I found this beige Herschel tote bag this morning around 9:15am near New London Union Station on Water Street. It's a medium-sized canvas tote, about 14 by 16 inches, with a bright red lining and a small dark brown leather patch that reads 'Herschel.' One handle has a blue scarf tied to it, and there's a luggage tag with the initials M.R. tucked inside, along with a travel umbrella and a water bottle. The bag looks gently used but everything inside seems safe. If this bag belongs to you, send me a note and we can figure out how to get it back to you.
I found a dark blue US passport this afternoon around 4:15 pm near the Stop & Shop parking lot on Route 1 in Groton, Eastern CT. It's the standard passport book, with the gold seal on the front cover and a few creases along the spine from being tucked away in a pocket. There's a coffee ring on the back cover, and inside cover I spotted a small sticker from a local cafe. It seems well-used but intact, and I really want to help get it back to its owner because passports are important. If this is yours, please reach out with identifying details about the photo page or the cafe sticker so we can verify.
I found a framed watercolor print this afternoon around 2:30pm in the parking lot behind Mystic Aquarium on Coogan Boulevard in Mystic. It's a 12x16 inch piece, matted in a cream border and housed in a gold-tone wooden frame that's got a few nicks along the edge. The painting shows a misty harbor with a couple of sailboats and a lighthouse, signed 'K. Rivera' in the lower right corner. The back has a Mason Gallery New London label and a note that says 'Harbor Lane, 2019.' I figured someone might be missing it, so I’m posting here in case the owner recognizes it.
Found a red-eared slider turtle this afternoon around 2:30pm in the parking lot behind the Stop & Shop on Route 27 in Groton, in Eastern CT. It's about 3 inches long, with an olive-green shell that has darker markings and a bright yellow stripe along its neck. The most distinctive feature is a red patch just behind each eye, plus a small nick on the bottom edge of the shell near the tail. It seemed a bit stressed, so I kept it in a damp tote for safety. If you’re missing a pet like this, I’d love to help reunite it with its owner.
I found a pair of Ray-Ban Wayfarer sunglasses this afternoon around 2:15pm in the parking lot behind Bank Street Promenade near the Custom House Museum in New London, which is in Eastern CT. They’re black matte frames with gold hinges, and there’s a tiny engraving on the right temple. Left lens has a small scratch but they’re still wearable. I found them with a light gray microfiber pouch that has blue stitching. If you’re the owner, tell me the engraving on the temple and describe the case to verify, and I’ll gladly arrange a pickup somewhere convenient in Eastern CT.
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