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I lost my delicate gold bracelet yesterday around 3pm near the Crandall Park fountain on Broad Street in Glens Falls. It's a slender 14k gold chain, about 6 inches long, with a tiny emerald heart charm and a small engraving on the inside that reads 'PR'—a classic piece from the Miscellaneous Jewellery category. It was a gift from my grandmother and has sentimental value, I wore it every day and only just noticed it's gone. If anyone found it, please reach out—I'd really appreciate getting it back.
I’m hoping to find my navy blue North Face Borealis backpack, about a 25L, with an orange interior, that I had yesterday around 3pm near the Crandall Park entrance on Maple Street in Glens Falls. It’s a bit worn on the bottom and has a small coffee stain, plus a red USB-C cable sticking out from the side pocket. Inside there’s a family photo and my daughter’s sketchbook—sentimental stuff I really don’t want to lose. If you spotted it, shoot me an email at [email protected]. I’ve been worried about it since yesterday and would be grateful to get it back.
Yesterday around 3pm I realized my brown Bellroy passport wallet was missing. I last had it near the Queensbury Hotel on Glen Street in Glens Falls. It's a compact tan leather wallet with RFID blocking, about 4x3 inches, with a few light scuffs on the back from daily use. Inside are my passport and a couple of cards, plus a tiny photo of my mom, and there's a tiny bluebird embossed on the inner pocket with a faint coffee stain along the back edge. It means a lot to me and I'd really appreciate getting it back.
I lost my black compact umbrella yesterday around 3pm near the Crandall Park entrance on Warren Street in Glens Falls. It's a small foldable umbrella, about 10 inches long when closed, with a matte black canopy, an orange rubber grip, and a tiny blue paracord loop on the wrist strap. The silver tip has a small dent from a minor bump, and the sleeve shows a faint fish-shaped stain from a coffee spill. It was a gift from my aunt, so it has sentimental value and I’d really appreciate getting it back if someone happened to find it.
I was finishing a practice session yesterday around 3pm and must have left my sunburst Yamaha violin on a bench by the Crandall Park entrance on Maple Street in Glens Falls. It's a 4/4 student model with a sunburst finish, a small dent on the back, and a slightly worn chin rest. The bow has a purple satin wrap near the frog, which makes it easy to spot. It means a lot to me—it's my first proper instrument since I started lessons, and it carries sentimental value from my grandmother who encouraged me to play. I’d really appreciate it being returned.
I found a pair of Apple AirPods Pro with their white charging case this morning around 9:15 am behind the Crandall Park gazebo on Warren Street in Glens Falls. They are white, compact, and in decent condition, with a few light scratches on the case lid and a tiny dent on the corner. There's a small blue sticker with the initials 'GR' on the inside of the lid, which might help the owner identify them. I know how stressful losing tech can be, and I’d be glad to help return them to their rightful owner.
I found a silver heart pendant necklace this morning around 11am behind the Queensbury Hotel on Ridge Street in Glens Falls. It's a delicate 16-inch chain with a petite heart charm, a bit tarnished around the edges but still intact. On the back of the pendant is a tiny engraving 'M.L.' and there’s a little star near the clasp. The piece looks well-loved, like it might have been a gift, which makes me think it probably means a lot to someone. If this sounds like yours, I’d love to help get it back to you.
I found a set of keys this afternoon around 2:15pm in the parking lot behind Crandall Park on Broad Street in Glens Falls. They're on a bright red lobster-claw keychain with a small brass compass charm and a blue plastic tag that reads 'GRN-77'. There are about five keys, including a house key with a distinctive notched pattern and a small padlock key. If the owner can describe the tag or the compass charm, please reach out—I’d love to return them.
I found a red Penguin Classics paperback this morning around 7:15am near the Crandall Park entrance on Broad Street in Glens Falls. It's in pretty good condition, with a coffee stain along the top edge and a dog-eared corner on page 214, plus a bright blue library sticker on the inside front page. There’s a small penciled note in the margin that says 'For Sam,' which makes me think someone was really attached to it. If this is yours, drop me a note here and we can arrange a quick pickup near the park entrance.
I found a black iPhone 12 Pro Max this afternoon around 4:10 pm behind the Glens Falls Public Library on Glen Street. It's in a blue leather folio case, and the screen has a crack along the bottom edge with a few scratches on the back. Inside the case there’s a sticker with the name 'Leo' and a small photo of a dog—unique identifiers that might help the owner recognize it. If this is yours, I’d love to arrange a safe pickup near the library so you can verify ownership and we can get it back to you.
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