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I lost my guitars after a small set at Eldridge Park around 5:30 p.m. last Saturday. They were in a black hard case, two guitars inside: a sunburst Stratocaster and a black Telecaster, with a dragon sticker peeling on the corner. I last saw them outside the park's gazebo near the carousel by the fountain. Those guitars carried memories of late-night rehearsals and first gigs with my friends, and losing them hits hard. If you found them, please know how much it would mean to bring them back to me.
On Saturday at 9:40 PM I was tidying the kitchen in my Maplewood Apartments unit on West Water Street, Elmira, when I realized my appliances were missing. The blender, toaster, and small coffee kettle had been on the counter by the window, and now the space is bare. These aren’t just gadgets to me; they’re what I rely on to cook for my son and keep our evenings sane after long days. I’m worried someone new to the building might’ve walked off with them, or they were slipped into a hallway by mistake. If you saw someone carrying a bag of appliances near the West Water Street entrance or in the 3rd-floor hallway around that time, please share what you know. I’m hoping for any clue.
I was in Elmira-Corning, New York, wandering Market Street near the Corning Museum of Glass around 4:15 PM Friday when I realized my memory cards were missing from my camera bag. They held the last trip’s photos—two days of rainy skies and silly selfies with friends—and I’m already imagining them tucked in a jacket pocket somewhere. The two cards aren’t fancy, but they matter to me. I retraced steps along Market Street from the museum entrance to the Elmira College crosswalk, then along the riverfront walkway, but they’re nowhere in sight. These memories mean everything to me; if you’ve seen them, please contact me through the site. I’d be grateful.
While walking back from a coffee stop, I found a small pouch of stamps on Water Street, outside the Elmira-Corning Post Office, around 3:15 p.m. on Saturday. The collection is a mix of vintage commemoratives, neatly tucked into a clear sleeve. It looked like someone had dropped it in their rush, and there was no note with a name. I picked it up and kept it safe on my kitchen counter, hoping the owner will recognize them on this site.
I was walking Centerway Square in Corning, NY, near the brick storefronts along Main Street, when I spotted a bundle of paintings lying on the sidewalk around 4:15 PM yesterday. The canvases are a varied lot—a couple of landscapes with bold greens, a seaside village, a cityscape with bright strokes—framed in gold and wood that's a little dusty from street life. I tucked them under the awning of a nearby shop and kept watch, hoping the owner would recognize them. They look personal and likely valuable, and I’d be glad to see them back with the rightful owner.
I was rehearsing near Eldridge Park in Elmira-Corning, NY, by the Chemung River when I set my saxophones down briefly to grab a water bottle. When I turned back, they were gone. The case is black, a bit scratched, with two mouthpieces rattling inside. My heart sank—these instruments are part of who I am on stage. If anyone saw anything, please tell me through the site so I can get them back to where they belong.
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