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I was tidying up after dinner around 8:15 p.m. last Friday here in Glens Falls, New York. The small blue model train I kept on a shelf by the window slipped off and vanished behind the sofa. I retraced steps from the kitchen to the hallway, checked under cushions, and even moved the plant stand, but no sign of it. That train was a link to my dad's Adirondacks trip years ago, and it feels like a piece of him is missing when it’s not there. If you saw a tiny blue-and-silver locomotive around Crandall Park or near Broad Street after that time, please keep an eye out.
At around 4:15 p.m. on Sunday, I realized I lost my two hamsters from their travel cage while I was packing up after a short walk near Crandall Park in Glens Falls. They’re tiny, one with gray fur and a white belly, the other with brown patches and a twitchy nose, and they’re fast; they love to race across the living room rug. We’d taken them for a quick loop around Crandall Park earlier, and I’ve been watching the hedges and sidewalks since. They’re my little comfort after rough days, and I’d be grateful for any news from someone who spots them near Crandall Park or along the Warren Street corridor.
Hi, I’m Noah Carter. I lost two USB drives around 3:25 p.m. this Friday near Crandall Park in Glens Falls, New York. I had them in a gray neoprene sleeve, one labeled R1 and the other R2. I was packing up after volunteering at the library on Prospect Street when I realized they weren’t in my bag. The drives hold drafts for a community project and some family photos—things I can recreate but would slow me down. If you found a small gray USB sleeve near the Crandall Park entrance, that would be mine.
I lost my Breeds this evening. I was leaving the Glens Falls Farmers Market around 7:45 p.m. on Friday, the air smelling faintly of rain and the glow of streetlights along Warren Street. I had the Breeds slung over my shoulder as I stepped toward Crandall Park to take a quick call, and when I turned back they were gone. I retraced my steps past the Crandall Park gazebo, then along Maple Street toward the old theater, hoping someone had picked them up. These aren’t just items to me; they carry a quiet daily rhythm and a small piece of home. I’m holding onto that hope and I’ll be here, searching.
I was walking through Crandall Park in Glens Falls this morning around 9:10 AM when I spotted two travel bags tucked behind a bench at the Maple Street gate. They’re a navy roller bag and a gray duffel, a bit dusty but in decent shape. Inside, there’s a name tag and a travel itinerary that looks recent. I’m posting here because I’d want someone to get them back—if the owner sees this, please check if these bags match what you’ve lost.
I was loading two microwaves into a rental truck behind Crandall Park after a long move, around 6:15 p.m. Sunday. I must have left them near the back of the truck at the Crandall Park Pavilion area while I tied down straps. I retraced the path along the park’s sidewalks toward the gazebo, but the appliances were gone. They’re two basic countertop microwaves in black, nothing fancy but essential for our kitchen step-back; losing them disrupts a lot more than dinner. If you happened to see anything near Crandall Park around that time, please keep an eye out.
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