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Hi, I’m Maya Collins, a graphic designer living in Flint. I lost a pair of studs after leaving Genesee Valley Center, near the main entrance, around 2:30 pm last Thursday. They’re small gold hoops with delicate moon charms, the ones I wore to celebrate finishing a big project. They were a gift from my grandma, and losing them stings extra because they carry her memory. I looked around the mall’s corridors, by the food court, and even along Saginaw Street, but nothing turned up. If you’ve seen them around the Genesee Valley Center area, please tuck them away somewhere safe until they’re reunited with me.
I found these shopping bags this morning around 11:05 a.m., near Court Street and Second Avenue in downtown Flint, by the riverfront. Inside were a few groceries and a tote with a local grocery store logo; nothing valuable, but clearly someone’s day was disrupted by losing them. They looked like they belonged to someone who needed them back, and I’d feel relieved if the owner sees this and claims them.
This morning, around 9:40 a.m., I found a student ID lying on the sidewalk outside the University of Michigan–Flint along Saginaw Street. The card bears the name Riley Chen and a campus photo, so I’m hoping it helps the owner find their way back. I picked it up and turned it in here so the rightful owner can reclaim it. If this sounds like yours, please check in and verify the details on the post.
Last Friday around 7:40 p.m., I realized the brooches were missing outside the Michigan Theatre on S. Saginaw Street after I stepped out to take a call. They’re a pair: one with a sapphire stone and the other with a small pearl. I’d tucked them in the pocket of my blazer while I chatted with a friend, and when I turned back they were just gone from the bench by the entrance. They belonged to my grandmother, and losing them feels like losing a piece of her—I’m hoping for a friendly return from someone who might have picked them up by mistake.
I was walking the Flint River Trail behind Cathedral Park around 7:30 pm yesterday when my two dogs bolted and disappeared into the dusk. Scout, a wiry grey terrier with a white blaze, and Willow, a friendly black lab mix, are curious and fearless, and I panicked when they slipped their collars and ran toward the river. I chased along the path toward the old Buick factory area, but the trail winds and I lost sight of them. It would mean the world to have them back safe—these dogs are family, and the house feels quiet without their barking. If you saw them or know where they are, please share through the site so I can bring them home.
On Sunday at about 4:30 p.m., I was strolling along Saginaw Street toward the Flint Farmers Market when my scarves slipped from my shoulders during a chilly gust. One is a soft gray knit with a slim red stripe; the other is a thicker charcoal scarf with fringed ends. I retraced my steps past the Market entrance and around the brick storefronts, but the wind kept them hidden from sight. These scarves were gifts from my grandmother, a small warmth I cling to on long winter days. If anyone has them, please keep an eye out in the Market area or along Saginaw Street in downtown Flint.
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