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I lost my two chrome toasters during breakfast prep at 8:15 a.m. last Saturday, in our rental near Perry Square, when I realized they were missing from the kitchen counter. They’re a mismatched pair, one a touch taller than the other, with black knobs and years of fingerprints on the chrome. I remember moving them to the windowsill by the kitchen at our place on State Street, near the fountain, before I ran out to drop my son at daycare. They’re not just appliances to me; they’re small pieces of our everyday routine, and I’m hoping someone found them and tucked them somewhere safe.
I was walking along the Bayfront near the Erie Maritime Museum around 4:10 p.m. on Sunday when I spotted two carry-ons left on a bench by the water. They’re a black suitcase with a red tag and a gray one with a peeling sticker. I picked them up and brought them to the Lost and Found at Erie International Airport, hoping the owner would recognize them and claim them soon. It’s a stressful feeling to lose luggage, and I’d want someone to do the same for me.
I lost my Drones in Erie, Pennsylvania, United States after a late flight around 6:20 PM near Presque Isle State Park's Bayfront area. They’re a small quadcopter with a blue body and white prop guards, stored in a gray soft-case with my initials. I had been filming the sunset and must have forgotten them during a quick pack-up near the parking lot by the West Pier. They mean a lot to me for work and memories, and I hope they turn up.
On Saturday at 11:30 AM, I was walking along the East Pier at Presque Isle State Park when I spotted a dusty toolbox tucked behind a bench near a trash can. Inside lay a set of hand tools—screwdrivers, pliers, a hammer, and a tape measure—clearly well used but cared for. It looked like someone had been mid-project and forgot them when they left. I picked them up and handed them to the park's Lost & Found, hoping their owner will see this listing and recognize the tools. It felt good knowing these simple things could help someone pick up where they left off.
I realized my running shoes were missing around 7:30 PM on Thursday after a jog along West Bayfront and downtown Erie, near Perry Square. I retraced my steps along French Street, circled the Perry Square gazebo, and checked the benches and nearby shop doorways, but they didn’t turn up. They’re a size 9 gray Nike pair with bright lime-green laces, worn from early morning training and a few sweat-streaked workouts. If you found them on a bench near Perry Square, please contact me through the site so I can reclaim them.
I lost my leashes this morning at Presque Isle State Park's Rotary Dog Park in Erie, around 10:15 AM. I set them on a bench for a moment while my dog did his business, and by the time we were ready to head back to the car, they were gone. They are two leashes: one neon-green with a black handle, the other plain black with a red clip. I’m worried about my dog's safety without them, since we rely on them for our daily walks. If you’ve found them, please let the site know so I can retrieve them.
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