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Hi, I'm Owen Carter. I lost a stack of sheet music around 6:10 p.m. last Sunday while leaving Promenade Park near the Fort Wayne Museum of Art. I must have set the folders down on a bench by the river and forgot as I hurried to meet a friend across Main Street. The blue cover is labeled with my initials and a few pencil markings I used for a rehearsal. They matter a lot to me, and I’m hoping they didn’t wander far.
Last Friday around 6:50 p.m. I realized my gear for various sports was missing after a casual game at Headwaters Park in Fort Wayne. The item is a blue rolling duffel stuffed with gear for several sports: a soccer ball, a couple of tennis rackets, shin guards, and a dusty basketball. It was leaning against a bench near the fountain as the crowd started to thin after sunset. These items are essential for my weekend leagues, and I’ve been anxious about them disappearing; I’d be grateful to have them back through the site.
I was testing two drones above Promenade Park around 6:45 p.m. last Saturday when a gust knocked one toward the tree line by the Fort Wayne Museum of Art. I ran along the Rivergreenway hoping to reel it back in, but the other drone drifted off in the same direction and I lost sight of them. Those drones carry weeks of footage I can't replace—one is a newer model with a bright orange prop guard and the other is a backup with a cracked screen. I’m worried a passerby might have picked them up thinking they were someone else. Please keep an eye out near that area.
On Friday at about 4:15 p.m., I found a pair of radios lying on a bench near Promenade Park in downtown Fort Wayne. They’re older models, one with a cracked dial and the other with frayed cords, stickers peeling from the backs. I waited around for a few minutes and asked a couple of passersby, but no one claimed them, and it looked like they’d been there for a while. It felt hopeful to think the owner might be nearby, and a bit sad knowing someone might worry about them missing.
I found a black iPhone 12 Pro this afternoon around 4:15pm, lying on a bench near the Parkview Field entrance off S Harrison Street in Fort Wayne. It’s in a blue OtterBox case with a red heart sticker on the back and has a small crack along the bottom edge. The screen is still responsive, and the wallpaper shows a golden retriever—easy to spot if you recognize your pup. I tucked it into my jacket pocket and kept an eye out, hoping to reunite it with its owner because these devices can be really important for work and memories.
I lost my gray North Face Borealis backpack yesterday around 3pm near the Grand Wayne Convention Center on Jefferson Blvd in Fort Wayne. It's a mid-size bag, about 28 liters, made of water-resistant gray fabric with black straps and bright yellow zipper pulls. There’s a small blue enamel compass pin on the front pocket and a frayed edge at the bottom from daily use. Inside are my chemistry notebook, a red rain jacket, and my student ID—this bag is my daily carry to work, and it means a lot to me, so I’d really appreciate it if someone spotted it and could return it.
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