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I was walking along Broad Street near Crandall Park in Glens Falls at 8:10 PM last Friday when I spotted a pair of sandals left on a park bench. They are tan leather with a bright pink strap and a small scuff on the left sole. They look worn but sturdy, nothing fancy but clearly loved. I figured someone might be missing them after an evening stroll, and I hope this helps bring them back to their owner.
Hi, I’m Jamie Reynolds. Around 9:30 a.m. today I realized my driver's license was missing. I was walking along Broad Street, near the Crandall Park entrance, after grabbing coffee at a small cafe, when I felt the wallet lighter in my pocket. I must have dropped it somewhere between the Post Office and Park Street. Losing it has me anxious about upcoming appointments and travel. I retraced my steps, checked the benches and the sidewalk outside Crandall Park, but it hasn’t turned up yet.
Hi, I’m Grace Thompson. I lost my flutes after a late afternoon rehearsal in Crandall Park around 3:15 p.m. today. They were in a blue hard case tucked beside the bandstand near Maple Street, and a gust of wind pushed the bag into the path behind the gazebo. They’re not just instruments to me; the silver flute is my main piece and the other is my student model, so this feels personal and stressful. If you found them, I’d really appreciate knowing they’re safe.
Today at about 2:30 p.m., I found a bag of hand tools resting on a bench near Crandall Park in Glens Falls. The bag holds a worn hammer, a set of screwdrivers, a tape measure, and a crescent wrench with some rust. The tools look used but in good order, and there was no one around, so I picked them up and brought them to the site to help the owner reclaim them. I know how losing tools can ruin a project, so I’m posting the details here in case the rightful owner sees this and claims them through the site.
Hi, I'm Emily Carter. I last had two framed paintings on the living room floor at my North Street apartment around 5:50 PM last Saturday. I walked out toward Crandall Park for a quick stroll and when I got back, they were gone from the hallway by the front door. The canvases are landscapes: one with a blue harbor, the other a sunlit hillside, both in simple oak frames. I'm anxious and hopeful someone nearby picked them up or moved them to a safe spot. If you spotted them near the Crandall Park bandstand or along the sidewalk by the municipal building, please keep them safe until I can get back to check.
I am in Glens Falls, New York, and around 8:30 a.m. on Saturday I realized my ties were gone after I locked the car and hurried into Crandall Park for a quick jog. I think they slipped from my tote near the gazebo by the bandstand as the sun hit the leaves. They're not fancy, just my go-to navy and charcoal set that I need for a big interview this week. If anyone saw a small bundle by the tree line or handed in a loose tote near Crandall Park, please keep an eye out for them and tell the site.
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