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I lost my neon orange Nike swim shorts, size L, yesterday around 3pm near the Seneca Lake State Park dock by the main boat launch in Romulus. They're lightweight and water-ready, with a bright blue Nike swoosh on the left leg and a small black carabiner clipped to the belt loop. The fabric is a bit faded from sun, and there’s a tiny snag along the right hem. They were a gift from my swim coach after a big meet, so they mean a lot to me. If you’ve seen them, drop a note here or email me at [email protected]—I'd really appreciate getting them back.
I lost my Nintendo Switch OLED in a black protective case yesterday around 3pm in the Ithaca Commons on State Street, near Starbucks and the central fountain. It's the OLED model with neon red and blue Joy-Cons, and it has a small star sticker on the back. The console was in a black neoprene sleeve, and the screen has a faint scratch along the top edge from a minor fall a couple of weeks ago. This device is sentimental because it was a gift from my sister and I really need it back; if you found it anywhere around Finger Lakes, I’d be grateful to hear from you.
I lost my keys yesterday around 3pm near the Ithaca Commons on State Street, Finger Lakes. They're on a black metal ring with a bright red plastic fob and a tiny pine-tree keychain. The set includes three keys: a house key with a small dent on the head, a car key for a 2012 Honda Civic, and a small spare key with a white tag that says 'Do not duplicate' in handwriting. There's a faint scratch along the chrome on the car key. This set has sentimental value because it was a gift from my mom, and I really need it back. If you found them, a message here would be amazing; I’m grateful for any help.
I lost my pet cockatiel, Sunny, yesterday around 3pm. He's a gray cockatiel with a bright yellow crest and orange cheek patches, about the size of a fist, with a silver leg band on his right leg labeled A12 and a small blue tail feather that sticks out. I last saw him near the Ithaca Commons on Green Street, around the Ithaca Bakery, and I’m pretty sure he wandered toward Cass Park by Cayuga Lake. His feathers are a bit ruffled after flight, but otherwise he's in good shape. He’s incredibly affectionate and brightens my days; losing him has me worried and heartbroken—he’s more than just a bird, he’s family. If you spot him, please message me; I’ll come right away with his favorite sunflower seeds and a travel cage.
I lost my brown leather travel notebook yesterday afternoon around 3pm near the Ithaca Commons on Green Street, in the heart of downtown Ithaca in the Finger Lakes region. It's a compact 6x8 inch notebook with a soft calfskin cover, a brass owl charm dangling from the elastic closure, and a blue ribbon bookmark sticking out from page corners. The initials 'P.P.' are lightly scratched into the cover. It contains old sketches and several notes about a trip I took with a friend; it has sentimental value for me. If anyone found it, please reach out—I’d be really grateful to get it back.
Found a gray North Face backpack this afternoon around 3:15pm near the Ithaca Commons on Green Street. It's a medium-sized bag, about 18 inches tall, with a red embroidered patch that says Trail Crew on the front pocket. The bottom has a few scuffs and there's a faded blue water-bottle holder on the side. Inside, I spotted a spiral notebook, a couple of pens, and a USB-C cable; plus a campus map and a sticky note with a name that isn't mine. I know how important a bag like this can be for someone, so I’m hoping to reunite it with the owner.
I found a black 25-key MIDI keyboard controller this afternoon around 3:15pm outside the Ithaca Farmers Market at Steamboat Landing on Cayuga Street, Ithaca, in the Finger Lakes. It looks like a compact, portable unit, lightweight and with matte black plastic and a bit of wear on the edges. There’s a small white sticker on the back with the initials 'KT' and a tiny dent along the top edge near the corner. It’s easy to carry in a small tote, so I’m guessing someone was practicing or setting up for a quick session and forgot it after shopping. If this is yours, drop me a message here and we can arrange pickup.
I found this white plastic ID badge this morning around 9:45am on the sidewalk outside the Geneva Public Library on North Main Street. The card is a standard credit-card size, with a small photo in the top left corner and the name 'Priya Patel' printed in bold beneath it, plus a blue SUNY-style logo. It’s attached to a black lanyard that has a tiny gold owl charm near the clasp, which is a unique detail I noticed. There’s a faint coffee stain along the back and a light scratch across the photo area. If someone recognizes it, please reach out; I’d love to help reunite it with its owner.
I found this orange tabby cat this morning around 7:15am outside the Ithaca Commons on State Street, in the heart of the Finger Lakes region. It's a medium-sized fluffy guy with bright orange fur, white chest, and white paws, wearing a blue plastic collar with a tiny silver bell. He has a small notch in his left ear and a faint scar on his right hind leg, which helped me spot him again later. He was clearly friendly and purring, so I sat with him for a few minutes and snapped a photo. I can only imagine someone must be worried about a missing pet, and I'd love to help reunite them with this sweet cat.
Found a small green parakeet with a bright yellow tail this afternoon around 4:15pm near the Ithaca Commons on State Street, with a clear view of Cayuga Lake. The bird is palm-sized, mostly green, with a splash of blue on one wing and a pale orange beak. It wears a silver leg band etched with FL-04, which helped me verify it's not a wild bird. It seemed fairly friendly, hopped onto my finger and chirped when I spoke softly. I picked it up to keep it safe while I try to locate the owner in the Finger Lakes area.
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