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I lost my red cable-knit scarf yesterday around 3pm near the Easton Public Market on Harrison Street, along the Eastern Shore. It's about 60 inches long, bright crimson, with shiny silver tassels on both ends and a small snag along the left edge. It's a Uniqlo scarf, tag still attached, and the fabric has held up pretty well except for a couple of pills near the center. There's also a tiny coffee stain near the tip that makes it a little easier to identify. This scarf was a gift from my grandmother, so it means a lot to me — really hope someone picked it up and can return it.
I lost my black Ray-Ban Wayfarer sunglasses yesterday around 3pm outside the Target on Salisbury Boulevard in Salisbury, Eastern Shore. They’re the matte black frame with a subtle silver Ray-Ban logo on the upper corner of the left lens. Inside the left temple there’s a small engraving 'J.K.' and there’s a tiny scratch along the bottom edge of the right lens. They were a gift from my sister and I really miss them — they’re my everyday go-to for sunny runs and headaches. If someone found them, I’d be incredibly grateful to get them back, even if I have to swing by downtown Salisbury to claim them.
I lost my red Pearl 14-inch snare drum yesterday around 3pm on the Ocean City Boardwalk, near 14th Street, by the souvenir stalls. It's a glossy red lacquer with chrome hardware, and there's a noticeable dent on the shell from a past spill. A blue drum-key is attached to the lanyard around the snare throw-off, and there's a small pirate-flag sticker on the bottom hoop. This drum is my main practice snare, and it has sentimental value because I saved up for it after a rough year—really hoping a kind person finds it and returns it.
I lost my iPhone 13 Pro Space Gray yesterday around 3pm. It’s in a black OtterBox Defender case with a small starfish sticker on the back. I last had it while walking along the waterfront near the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum in St. Michaels, right by the dock behind the gift shop. It has sentimental value and is my lifeline for work messages and family photos, so I’d really appreciate getting it back. The phone screen has a tiny scratch at the bottom-right corner, and the starfish sticker is a distinctive identifying feature I hope helps someone recognize it.
I lost my small framed coastal landscape painting yesterday around 3pm on the Eastern Shore. It's an 8x10 inch oil on canvas, in a light gold gilt frame with a tiny chip on the bottom-right corner and an etched vine pattern along the edge. The scene shows a pastel harbor with sailboats at sunset, and there's a faint signature in the lower left that reads 'M. Calder'. I last saw it at Riverside Market Café on Main Street near the marina, and I must've left it on a bench outside while I grabbed coffee. It’s sentimental—it was a gift from my grandmother—and I’d really appreciate getting it back.
I found this black leather briefcase this afternoon around 3:45pm outside the Tidewater Inn on Goldsborough Street in Easton, on the Eastern Shore. It's a sturdy 15-inch case with a rich red lining that shows a few scuffs on the corners. The outside has a small brass lock that still works and a green fabric luggage tag with the initials L.M. attached to the handle. Inside, there’s a USB drive labeled Q3 proposals and a stack of business cards from a local law firm; I can picture someone needing those documents for an important meeting. This briefcase clearly belongs to someone who really needs it back, and I’d love to reunite it with its owner—describe the contents or the tag to confirm it's yours and I’ll arrange drop-off.
I found a necklace this afternoon around 2:15pm outside Riverside Market on Harbor Way, Eastern Shore. It’s an 18-inch sterling silver chain with a teardrop blue sea-glass pendant, and a tiny wave engraving on the edge. The back has a subtle initials stamp—looks like “AJ”—and the glass has a faint salt-stain patina from being near the water. The chain and clasp are in good condition, not bent, and the pendant is securely attached. If this could be yours, tell me the initials and approximate chain length to confirm, and we can meet up near the market to hand it over.
I found a leopard gecko this afternoon around 2:30pm behind Eastside Market on Main Street, near Harbor Park, in the Eastern Shore area. It's about 6 inches from snout to tail, olive-green with bright orange spots, and the tail is a bit kinked but healthy. It has a pale blue ring around its left eye and a tiny white nick at the tail tip—these markers should help the owner identify it. I know how nerve-wracking it is to lose a pet, and I’d love to help get it back; if this is yours, message me here or at [email protected] and we can arrange a meetup near the ferry terminal parking lot.
Category: Children's Toys & Games in the Eastern Shore. I found a blue LEGO Duplo set this afternoon around 2:15pm in the parking lot behind the Easton Public Library on Harrison Street. It's mostly blue bricks with a few red pieces and a large blue base plate—looks gently used. One brick has a small smiley sticker; there's a tiny chip on the base plate. I know how important these sets are to kids, so I’d really like to help reunite it with the right owner.
I found a black leather briefcase this afternoon around 2:45pm in the parking lot behind Lighthouse Market on Main Street, Eastern Shore. It's about the size of a standard briefcase, with a few scuffs on the corners and a front zipper that sticks a bit. The inside lining is burgundy, and there's a brass tag on the handle with the initials 'J.E.' plus a green luggage tag still attached. There's also a crumpled receipt from a local tech store tucked in the side pocket. I know this likely belongs to someone who really needs it back—please reach out if you think it's yours; I can bring it to the Eastern Shore Lost & Found at the Community Center.
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