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Hi, I’m Alex Rivera. I FOUND a student ID today around 3:20 p.m. on the sidewalk just outside the Elmira College library. It was lying near the campus entrance, by a row of benches facing the quad. The card clearly belongs to a student, and I want to help reunite it with the right person. I didn’t read any personal info on the card and I’m leaving it here for the owner to claim. If you recognize the ID or know who attends Elmira College, please reach out through the site so I can arrange a proper handoff.
On Tuesday around 11:45 a.m., I realized my travel adapters were missing after a quick break near Eldridge Park's entrance along the Elmira River Walk. I must have left them on a bench by the little gazebo while I checked my map. They’re small, black, with a red tag that reads Travel Adapters, and one of them bears my initials in pencil. Losing them has been a real nuisance, since I rely on them for work, and I’m hoping they turn up here so I can finish my trip without extra hassles.
I was wandering through the Elmira-Corning area around 2:30 p.m. on Monday when I realized I had lost a small stack of postcards from a Finger Lakes trip. They're colorful mementos—pictures from Watkins Glen, Ithaca, and the lake districts—meant to go into a scrapbook. They could have fallen from my tote near the Arnot Mall entrance. If found, I would love to have them back so I can finish the album and relive those memories.
On Monday at 3:15 PM, I realized I left three USB drives in a small black case on a bench near Eldridge Park in Elmira. I had stopped there after a quick errand, and the bench overlooked the Chemung River, with a few pigeons fluttering above the walkway. I am frantic about the data on those drives—one holds client files, another the project notes, and the third has a personal research archive. The drives were in a black neoprene sleeve with a blue zipper, and I last touched them while checking a map at the Elmira-Corning Main Street crossing. If you found them, please return them to the site; I am hoping someone picked them up and handed them in.
I found a red nylon dog harness this morning around 7:45 in the Walmart parking lot behind Main Street in Elmira-Corning. It's a medium size, with black buckles and a bright reflective stripe along the chest strap. It's a generic nylon harness with no visible brand tag. There's a small green paw-print tag attached to the D-ring that reads 'Rex' in faded letters, and one metal D-ring has a dent from wear. It looks used but still in decent condition overall. I know how important gear like this can be for daily walks and safety, so I hope the owner sees this and can claim it soon. If this belongs to your pup, drop a note here and we can arrange a safe meetup near the store.
I lost my slim silver bracelet yesterday around 3pm near the Starbucks on Main Street in Corning, right by the Elmira-Corning Public Library steps. It's a delicate piece, about 7 inches long, with a tiny heart charm engraved 'Mom' and a small turquoise bead on the clasp. The bracelet is second-hand but special—it was a gift from my grandmother and has a lot of sentimental value. If anyone found something like this on the sidewalk by Main and Market or near the library entrance, please reach out—I'm really hoping to get it back.
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