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I was out for a late afternoon walk near Bronson Park in Kalamazoo when I found a pair of gray pants on a bench around 3:20 PM last Thursday. They’re a medium size, a bit wrinkled, with a belt loop and a small coffee stain on the hem. I picked them up and brought them here, hoping to help reunite them with their owner. Inside there’s nothing identifying—just a few receipts and a gym card that aren’t enough to tell who they belong to. I know how unsettling it is to lose something you wear all day, so I’m hoping the right person sees this soon.
I was helping a neighbor unload a delivery on Saturday around 3:45 pm when I spotted a bundle of cream drapes tucked behind a recycling bin near Bronson Park in downtown Kalamazoo. The fabric feels heavy and has a subtle floral pattern I vaguely recognized from a friend's living room. I pulled them out and checked for a label; there wasn't one, just a fabric swatch and a few loose threads. They look well-kept and would brighten a sunlit dining room. It’s clear someone owns them, and it would mean a lot to get them back. I posted here through the site so the rightful owner can claim them.
Last night around 8:20 p.m., I found a gym bag sitting on the steps by Bronson Park in downtown Kalamazoo. It is a gray bag with a black zipper and a water bottle peeking out. Inside are workout clothes, a towel, and a pair of sneakers—no ID in sight. I waited nearby for a few minutes to see if someone would come looking, but the area grew quiet and the bag stayed put. If this sounds like yours, you will recognize it by the contents and size; I hope you see this soon.
I lost my travel adapters in Kalamazoo. Last Tuesday around 7:45 p.m., I stepped out of the Kalamazoo Valley Museum cafe and started walking toward Bronson Park, likely leaving them on a bench outside. They’re a small black case with USB-C and micro-USB adapters, essential for charging my camera and laptop while I travel. The thought of replacing them before my trip next week makes me anxious; I’m hoping someone saw them and turned them in.
I lost a tote with several board games after a casual game night with friends near Bronson Park in Kalamazoo. It was 6:45 p.m. yesterday, and I had stepped away to talk to a neighbor by the bench near the Kalamazoo Public Library steps. When I turned back, the tote and its contents were gone, and the sunset made the river glow behind the trees. The games are special to us, with some family favorites and a few new releases I bought for the kids, and if anyone saw them around downtown Kalamazoo or near the library steps, please let me know.
I lost my copy of Wild and Domestic on Saturday at 6:40 PM, while walking from Bronson Park toward the Kalamazoo Institute of Arts in Kalamazoo. It’s a well-loved paperback with a cracked spine and a bright blue cover—the kind of book I read in a quiet corner of Bronson Park on warm evenings. More than anything, it was a gift from my grandmother, and losing it feels like losing a memory. If you found it somewhere near Bronson Park or along the Arcadia Creek path, please let me know through the site.
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