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I lost my dark brown leather briefcase yesterday around 3pm near the Janesville Public Library on Main Street. It's a mid-size case, about 16 inches wide, with scuffed corners and a brass nameplate on the front that reads 'J.R.' Inside there's red lining, a small zipper pocket, and a faded blue notebook plus my laptop charger. The zipper pull has a tiny dent, and there's a luggage tag inside with 'JR' written in marker. This briefcase holds important work documents and was a gift from my mentor—I'm really hoping someone found it and can return it.
I lost my black Fossil watch yesterday around 3pm while I was at the Junction Market on Center Avenue in Janesville. The watch has a blue dial, a red second hand, and a slightly scratched stainless steel bezel; the strap is black genuine leather with a few creases from daily wear. The 40mm case is engraved with the initials 'AP' on the back. It’s been a daily staple for years and was a gift from my grandmother, so it means a lot to me. If someone found it, I’d really appreciate getting it back; it has sentimental value and I’ve been worried since yesterday.
I lost my blue Ray-Ban round glasses yesterday around 3pm near the Starbucks on Main Street in Janesville. They’re blue metal frames with tortoiseshell-patterned temples, round lenses, and adjustable nose pads. There’s a tiny scratch on the left lens and a small red dot sticker I put on the inside of the right temple for grip. They were a gift from my grandmother, so they’ve got real sentimental value and I’m really hoping they turn up. If you found them, email me at [email protected] and we can sort out getting them back.
I lost my sister Elena Martinez yesterday around 3:15pm in Janesville. She was wearing a forest-green parka, a bright red scarf, and blue jeans, and she wears a silver moon pendant. She has a small bird tattoo on her right inner forearm. The last sighting was near Riverside Park, at the corner of Center Ave and Main St, heading toward the public library. I'm really worried—she has asthma and needs her inhaler, and she might be disoriented alone. If you spot her, please message me here on the site so I can coordinate a safe reunion. Any info helps; I just want her home.
I was grabbing a coffee outside the Janesville Public Library on Main Street when it slipped off. It's a delicate 6.5-inch silver-tone chain with a small emerald-teardrop charm that catches the light just right. The inside of the clasp is engraved with the initials KP, and there's a tiny scratch near the clasp—easy details for someone who found it to spot. It feels sentimental because it was a gift from my grandmother, and I've been checking every pocket and bag since yesterday around 3pm. If you happened to find it, I'd be grateful to hear from you.
I found an ID badge this afternoon around 2:15pm in the parking lot behind the Janesville Public Library on Oak Street. It's a laminated card in a clear sleeve, attached to a bright red lanyard with a small metal clip. The badge shows a photo of a person in a gray hoodie and glasses; the name reads 'Alex Rivera' and the department line says 'Parks & Rec' on the bottom. There's a coffee ring stain on the back and a tiny sticker saying 'Staff - Janesville City' that’s barely peeling off. If this sounds like yours, I can bring it to the library desk or arrange a quick drop-off; reach me at [email protected] with anything that proves ownership.
Found a ring this afternoon around 2:45pm in the parking lot behind the Janesville Public Library on Main Street. It's a sterling silver band, about a size 7, with a small oval emerald set in a bezel and a tiny engraving on the inside that reads 'J.R.' IIt's in pretty good shape, with only a few light scratches from daily wear. I’d love to get it back to its owner—if this sounds like yours, send me a photo and tell me where you last wore it in Janesville.
I found a small glass display case with a vintage enamel pin collection this afternoon around 2:15pm. It was sitting on the bench outside the old train depot on Main Street in Janesville, near Marco's Coffee. The case is about 6 inches tall, with a brushed brass frame and a red velvet lining. Inside are about 8 pins: a space shuttle pin, a compass pin, a ship anchor, and a tiny retro cartoon character. There's a brass tag engraved 'KB-87' on the back. If you think this is yours, message me with a description of the pins and the case, and we can arrange getting them back.
I found a blue Nike running jacket this afternoon around 4:15pm in the parking lot behind the Janesville Mall on Holiday Road. It’s a men's medium, royal blue with a white swoosh and a small zip pocket on the chest. The fabric shows light wear, and there’s a tiny snag near the left cuff plus a laminated 'Run Club Janesville' tag tucked inside the pocket. It’s clearly a sporting goods item meant for running. I’m holding onto it in a tote in case the owner stops by the mall info desk to identify it. If you’re missing a jacket like this, I’d love to help get it back.
I found a pair of grey Nike running shoes this afternoon around 1:45 pm behind the Janesville Public Library on Main Street, near the bus stop. They're men's size 9, grey with a black swoosh, white soles, and neon lime laces that pop in the light. The mesh on top is a bit muddy from the drizzle, and the left toe has a tiny blue scuff, but otherwise they're in decent shape. I picked them up to make sure they weren’t left behind during the afternoon crowd, hoping the owner would recognize them. If these are yours, tell me a couple details about the color pattern or a unique mark to confirm.
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