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I lost my brother, Mateo Rivera, yesterday around 7:15 pm. He's about 28 years old, 5'11", lean build, with short dark hair and light stubble. He was last seen wearing a black leather jacket over a red hoodie, blue jeans, and gray sneakers. He has a compass tattoo on his left wrist and a small scar above his right eyebrow. We were near the Hartford Public Library on Main Street as dusk fell, and he wandered toward Bushnell Park; I haven't heard from him since. I'm really worried—he has a medical condition and needs his meds; if you see him, contact me immediately.
I lost my navy blue Trtl travel neck pillow yesterday around 3pm. It's the memory-foam version with a soft mesh cover, about the size of a small pillow, and it has a slim red stitch along the seam plus a tiny coffee stain on the underside near the zipper. I last had it outside the Hartford Public Library on Main Street, near the bus stop by the curb. I rely on it for long trips and daily commutes, so this isn’t just a little thing to me—it helps me stay comfortable and sane on the road. If someone found it, I’d really appreciate getting it back; there’s a small Trtl tag on the cover that might help identify it.
Yesterday around 4pm I realized my red nylon dog collar was missing. It's a medium size, adjustable, with a bone-shaped metal ID tag engraved with my dog's name 'Nova' and my phone number, plus a thin green reflective strip along the edge. I probably dropped it near the Hartford Public Library on Main Street, maybe by the bus stop or the little coffee cart outside. It's sentimental to me—Nova is a rescue, and the tag is the only ID she wears; I’m really worried she’ll be without it. If someone found it, please drop me a text or email—I’ll come to Hartford to pick it up and show my gratitude.
I lost my gold-tone bracelet yesterday around 3pm near the Hartford Public Library on Main Street after ducking into a little gift shop to grab a card. It's a delicate 7-inch gold-tone chain with a small emerald heart charm and a tiny initial 'A' etched on the clasp. The metal is slightly scratched from wear, and it has sentimental value—it was a gift from my grandmother who passed away last year. If anyone found it, please get in touch—I really need it back.
I lost my yellow DeWalt 20V cordless drill kit yesterday around 3pm near the Hartford Public Library on Main Street. It's a DeWalt XR drill with two 4.0Ah batteries, a charger, and a yellow hard case. There's a small dent on the bottom corner of the case and a blue painter's tape label reading A.R. on the lid. It was a gift from my late grandfather and I rely on it for weekend DIY projects around the house; I really need it back. If you found it, reply to this email at [email protected].
I found a compact black Anker Soundcore portable Bluetooth speaker with a bright blue silicone case this afternoon around 3:15 pm outside the Hartford Stage on Church Street. It's about the size of a soda can and in good condition, except for a small dent on the top edge. There's a white USB-C cable tucked underneath and a tiny sticker on the bottom that says Sam. The blue case makes it easy to spot, and I figured someone might be missing it after a quick street performance near the stage. If you're the owner, we can arrange a meetup at the Hartford Stage box office or near Bushnell Park to return it.
I found this afternoon around 2:15pm a neon blue dog harness behind the Hartford Stage on Main Street, near Bushnell Park. It's a size S nylon harness from the 'Pawfect Fit' brand with a reflective lime-green stripe along the edges and a small paw-print charm hanging from the adjuster. The buckle has a tiny scratch, and the harness shows some wear but is still sturdy. If it's yours, drop a note and we can figure out pickup around Hartford near Bushnell Park.
I found a silver Yamaha flute in a black hard case this afternoon around 4:30pm near the Hartford Public Library on Main Street, by the bus stop. It looks gently used and seems to play fine when I flicked a quick test note. There are initials 'A.J.' engraved on the lip plate, and a small dent on the footjoint with a few light scratches along the case. The lining is red felt, and there's a tiny sticker inside the lid with a practice mark. If you’re the owner, I’d really like to get it back to you.
I found a tan leather tote this afternoon around 3:00 PM in front of the Hartford Stage on State Street, near Bushnell Park. It's a medium-sized bag, roughly 12 inches wide by 10 inches tall, with a slightly worn edge and a distinctive brass fox-shaped zipper pull. Inside there's a bright blue scarf peeking from the inner pocket and the lining is a soft navy fabric. There's a small scratch on the bottom corner. If you're missing a tan leather tote with a brass fox zipper pull and a blue scarf, drop me a message here so we can arrange a time to return it.
I found a gold-tone chronograph watch with a brown leather strap this afternoon around 2:15 pm, sitting on the sidewalk near the Hartford Stage on State Street, just across from the Bushnell Park entrance. It's a Fossil brand with a black dial, three subdials, and a small scratch on the bezel near 9 o'clock. The leather strap shows light wear, but the watch is in decent shape. There's an engraved initials 'A.J.' on the inner back plate, which might help identify the owner. If this sounds like yours, please reach out — I would love to reunite it with you.
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