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I found these collars this morning at 7:20 a.m. on the Ocean City Boardwalk near 27th Street, along the Eastern Shore of Maryland. They’re two nylon collars—one red with a white stripe, the other blue with tiny paw prints—and they were resting upright in the damp morning light. I can’t help thinking someone is missing their pup, and I felt a small hopeful warmth imagining the owner posting here. If these are yours, please reply through the site so we can arrange a safe meetup near the corner of the boardwalk and 27th Street.
At about 6:50 PM last Friday, I was walking the Ocean City Boardwalk near 14th Street when my handheld gaming device and a small home console slipped from my bag. Losing them felt jarring, given how I wind down after long days. I retraced my steps along the boardwalk and checked a few nearby shops, but nothing turned up. If you found them, please know they mean a lot to me and I hope they’ll find their way back to me here.
Hi, I'm Grace Martin. I lost a set of CDs after leaving the Easton Farmers Market and walking toward the Easton Public Library around 2:15 p.m. today. The case is a white jewel-box with a blue sticker reading Road Trip Mix, and the spine has a chipped corner. I had placed the box in a tote as I chatted with a vendor and must have dropped it on the sidewalk near Main Street. Those songs remind me of long drives to visit family on the other side of the bay, and I'd really appreciate their return.
I was at the Cambridge Market Square on Main Street in the Eastern Shore around 12:30 p.m. last Thursday when I realized my chargers were missing from my tote. I probably dropped them while juggling a coffee and a tote of groceries near the fountain by the water. They’re a gray USB-C fast charger and a standard iPhone charger with a blue cord, two cables in total. Losing them threw me off—my work relies on keeping devices charged during day trips along the water, from Easton to Salisbury. If you found them near Market Square or along the Cambridge waterfront, please keep them safe for me.
I LOST my lamps while packing up after a stay on the Eastern Shore. I was cleaning up the living room when two lamps disappeared from the area near the Ocean City boardwalk around 7:30 p.m. Friday. The larger one is a brass floor lamp with a cream shade, the smaller a brass desk lamp with a blue shade; both have a slightly worn finish. These lamps have traveled with me through many apartments and hold memories of my grandmother, so I’m feeling unsettled and hopeful to spot them again.
While strolling along Easton’s Circle around 8:45 PM, I found two wrist watches on a bench near the Avalon Theatre. One is a silver Casio with a blue strap; the other a brown leather watch with a gold buckle. They seemed well-loved, likely belonging to someone who wears them daily. I turned them in at the Easton Police Department lobby, hoping the owner will see this and claim them online. It feels good to help, a small act of everyday kindness on the Eastern Shore.
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