All lost and found items in Flint
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Lost brooches from my grandmother; sentimental heirlooms.
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.
Lost canines near downtown Flint
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.
LOST scarves in Flint
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.
Lost sculptures from Flint studio
Hey, I’m Marcus Hill. Around 6:30 PM yesterday, I lost a small outdoor exhibit of sculptures at a corner of Flint's downtown, near the Flint Public Library on Saginaw Street. I had placed three metal and ceramic pieces on a low pedestal while I went to fetch a catalog, and when I returned, they were gone. The pieces are about the size of a large loaf of bread, one with copper patina and another wrapped in clear resin. I feel gutted; they're works I spent months shaping, and I kept them out to photograph with the river in the background. If someone happened to move them for safekeeping or misplace them, I’d appreciate any help finding them.
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Lost targus backpack with laptop and keys
Lost a targus backpack with work laptop, motorcycle jacket, car keys and motorcycle keys , battery jumper, misc cables. Please reach out if your have this. Lost on Union and Beach Street. Kris 586-676-5530. Reward
Lost handheld radios downtown Flint
I was volunteering with a local community group this morning in Flint, around 9:10 a.m., near Saginaw Street by the Flint Public Library. I set two handheld radios on a bench while I briefed the kids, and in the bustle I turned away for a moment. When I looked back, they were gone—I must have lost them. They’re not fancy, just reliable radios we use to coordinate activities in the riverfront park and along Court Street, and losing them puts the day at risk. They’ve got stickers from our local radio club, which makes them easy to recognize. If you happened to see them, I’d appreciate any help reuniting them.
Lost passports in Flint, Michigan
I lost my passports on Friday evening, around 7:15 PM, on Saginaw Street near the Dort Financial Center in Flint. I had just left the coffee shop and checked my jacket when I realized they were gone. The blue covers feel like a lifeline for my upcoming trip, and I’m overwhelmed with worry about travel delays and plans falling apart. If you’ve seen them, please reach out through the site; I’m hoping a kind soul turned them in near the riverfront.
Found DVDs in Flint, MI.
Friday at 7:25 p.m., I was walking past the Flint Farmers Market entrance on 300 E Second Street when I found a black tote stuffed with DVDs. There were a mix of classics and a few newer titles, and a small note tucked among the discs. It looked recently dropped, so I left it with the market’s information desk to keep it safe until the owner claims it. Losing movies can be really frustrating, and it felt nice to help return a bit of someone’s favorite evenings.
Found blue North Face puffer jacket
Found a blue North Face puffer jacket this afternoon around 3:15pm in the parking lot behind the Starbucks on Saginaw Street, downtown Flint. It's a men's medium, electric blue with a black zipper and a small white North Face logo on the left sleeve. The jacket looks clean overall, with a couple of faint scuffs on the cuffs and a bright orange zipper pull that makes it easy to spot. Inside the pocket is a faded sticker with the name 'Alex' in permanent marker. With winter coming, this blue puff is a staple, and I hope to reunite it with its owner—message me here if you think this might be yours and we can arrange pickup near the Starbucks on Saginaw.
Vintage coin collection in leather-bound case
I lost my vintage coin collection yesterday around 3pm near the Capitol Theatre on Saginaw Street in Flint. It's tucked inside a dark brown leather-bound display case with a cracked glass lid and a brass clasp etched with the initials 'AM'. Inside are about 40 coins set in red felt slots, including a 1909-S Lincoln cent with wear and a rainbow-toned Morgan silver dollar. The case has a small dent along the bottom edge and a faded label on the inside cover that reads 'A. Michaels Collection'. It was my grandfather's, so it has real sentimental value and I’d be grateful to get it back.
Red nylon dog collar with name tag
I lost my red nylon dog collar with a small silver name tag yesterday around 3pm near the Starbucks on S. Saginaw St in downtown Flint. It's a lightweight adjustable collar, size small, with a blue reflective stripe and a tiny paw-print charm on the buckle. The name tag reads 'Milo' and has the phone number (555) 012-3456 engraved. This collar was a gift from my sister when Milo joined our family, so it's got sentimental value and I really need it back.
Cream knit scarf with pinecone pin
I lost my cream knit scarf yesterday around 6pm near the Starbucks on Saginaw Street by The Whiting in downtown Flint. It's a medium-width scarf, about 60 inches long, with a tiny pinecone pin stitched near the inner tag. The scarf is a bit fuzzy and has a faint coffee stain toward the end from yesterday's coffee run. It was a gift from my grandmother and means a lot to me—it's one of my few warm, seasonal items I hold onto through the Flint winters. If anyone found it, I’d be really grateful to get it back and can meet up to pick it up.
Black Anker USB-C charger with braided cord
I lost my black Anker USB-C charger yesterday around 3pm near the Starbucks on S. Saginaw Street in Flint. The charger brick is white with the Anker logo, and it's attached to a blue braided USB-C cable; there's a small red sticker with my initials 'KB' on the brick. It's a bit worn from daily use, but still works perfectly. I rely on this for work, and it has sentimental value because it's the only charger I have while on the road—really need it back. If someone turned it in, please ping me; I'd be forever grateful.
Black Anker Bluetooth speaker with red sticker
I lost my black Anker Soundcore mini Bluetooth speaker yesterday around 3pm near the Starbucks on Saginaw Street in downtown Flint. It’s a compact 3-inch-tall speaker with a soft fabric grille and a small dent on the right edge. There’s a bright red sticker with my initials 'PK' on the bottom, and a frayed blue USB-C cable is still attached. It’s sentimental to me because it was a gift from my mentor and I rely on it for late-night study sessions. If anyone found it, please text me. I’d be beyond grateful to get it back—thank you.
Red paperback poetry collection with leaf doodle
I lost my red paperback poetry collection 'Midnight in the Flint Garden' yesterday around 4pm near the Flint Farmers Market on Saginaw Street. It's a compact 6-inch paperback with a creased spine and a tiny green leaf doodle on the front cover. Inside, there's a bright yellow-green bookmark sticking out between pages. It has sentimental value—it was a gift from my grandmother who collected local poetry, and I really need it back. If anyone found it, ping me here; I’d be grateful to get it back.