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I lost my black Ray-Ban rectangular prescription glasses yesterday around 3pm near the Ithaca Commons on Green Street by the Tompkins County Public Library. They have a slim metal bridge and matte black plastic frames with tortoise-pattern temples, and one lens has a tiny scratch along the corner. On the inside of the right temple there's an engraving 'A.P.' and they came with a blue zip case that's a little worn. They helped me read every page during late-night study sessions, and I really need them back—getting new ones would be rough on my budget. If you found them, please text me; I can meet you near the library or at the Commons.
I’m Priya Nair. I lost my navy satin Adrianna Papell gown yesterday around 3pm near the Ithaca Commons on Green Street in the Finger Lakes region. It’s a floor-length gown, size M, with a detachable silver beaded belt that adds a subtle sparkle. The back zips smoothly, but there’s a tiny tear in the inner lining near the left hip and a faint lipstick stain on the hem from dancing. It was a gift from my late aunt and means a lot to me—really hoping someone picked it up. If you found something matching, please hit me with a note at [email protected].
I lost my blue rescue inhaler with a white cap yesterday around 3pm near the Ithaca Commons on State Street, in the Finger Lakes region. It's a small, compact inhaler in decent condition, but the blue plastic has a tiny scratch along the mouthpiece and the cap tends to loosen if I’m not careful. It came in a little black mesh case with a Velcro strap, and there’s a faded Genesee Health sticker on the outside. I rely on it for asthma triggers, so it’s not something I can go without for long. If anyone picked it up, I’d really appreciate getting it back.
Yesterday around 3pm I realized my red leather stamp album was missing from the tote I left on a chair near the Geneva Public Library on North Main Street in the Finger Lakes. The album is about 9x12 inches, with gold embossing on the spine and a slightly worn, glossy red cover; it contains glassine pages full of stamps from the 1920s–1950s. Inside the cover, there’s a small green Lakeside Collectibles sticker, Geneva, and page 7 has a torn corner stamp with a blue cancellation. This collection means a lot to me—I started it as a kid, and it holds many memories. Please get in touch if you found it; I’d be forever grateful to have it back.
I’m hoping someone picked up my black Nike sneakers, size 9, with a bright red swoosh and a tiny blue paint spot on the left toe. I wore them yesterday around 3pm when I stopped by the Ithaca Commons on Green Street after grabbing coffee. They’re black leather sneakers with a white midsole and a soft gray interior; the left heel has a small scuff, and I stitched a blue thread into the lace to help me tell them apart. They’re my go-to daily shoes for classes and walks around the Finger Lakes area, and they have sentimental value since they were a gift from my mom. If anyone found them, I’d really appreciate getting them back!
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.
I found a pair of brown reading glasses while hiking near Watkins Glen in the Finger Lakes. They were lying on a rock about halfway up the trail, so I’m hoping the owner retraces their steps and can get them back!