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On Friday at 2:15 p.m., I was sitting outside the Greensboro Public Library on South Elm Street, sipping a latte, when I must have set my travel visas down and walked away. The blue folder with my name in bold is all-important—inside are visas and other travel documents I need for an upcoming trip. I retraced steps through the nearby cafe, bookstore, and sidewalk, but the wind and crowds swallowed any trace. I’m anxious about making plans without them and would be grateful for any luck in returning them.
I was walking along Gate City Boulevard near the Greensboro Coliseum Complex around 6:15 PM yesterday when I heard whimpers from beneath a shrub. A small brown-and-black litter peeked out, eyes wide with fear, and they looked hungry. I scooped them into a spare tote from my car and offered water from my bottle while I waited with them. A nearby security guard helped me bring the pups to the front desk of a local business, where I hoped their family would claim them soon.
I found them lying on the ground behind Red Stone Café on Elm Street, around 7:30 p.m. last Thursday, near Center City Park in Greensboro, NC. They’re wrapped in clear plastic, with a small coffee ring on the corner of one frame and a faint fingerprint on the glass. These paintings look like they were made with care, and I can only imagine how anxious the owner must be. I want to do the right thing and help get them back to the rightful owner as soon as possible.
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I found two carry-ons outside Greensboro Station at 9:15 a.m. on Monday, while I was heading to catch the morning train. One is a red rolling suitcase with a faded family-trip tag, the other a black carry-on with a dented handle. They were sitting on the curb near the Amtrak entrance, unattended since dawn. I kept an eye on them and brought them to the station's lost-and-found desk so they could be reunited with their owner. I can only imagine how stressful it must be to lose luggage while traveling.
On Saturday around 7:40 p.m., I realized my holiday decorations were missing from the front porch of my apartment on West Market Street in Greensboro. The box included warm-white string lights, a glittery snowflake garland, and a wreath my grandmother helped make. I had just finished trimming the porch lights and stepped inside for cocoa when I heard the door creak and saw the light go out. These decorations mean a lot to me and remind me of Christmases with family in Greensboro. If you saw them or moved them by mistake, please let me know through the site.
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