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I lost my student ID on Tuesday around 6:45 PM near Union Station in Kansas City. The card has my photo and name, and it's essential for class check-ins and library access. I remember heading to the bus stop after a long day and must have dropped it on the plaza outside Union Station's doors. Without it, I can't get into the campus facilities, which makes mornings stressful. Losing something with my face on it feels personal and frustrating, but I stay hopeful that it will turn up with the right person.
Today around 9:07 a.m., I found a belt behind a vendor stall in the City Market area of downtown Kansas City. It’s a brown leather belt with a brass buckle, a bit worn but still sturdy. I pictured the owner rushing between the bakery stalls and the fountain, searching for something they’ve misplaced, and felt a responsibility to reunite it with them. I’m keeping it safe here until the owner claims it, and I hope the rightful owner is reading this.
Hi, I’m Grace Thompson, a pianist studying in Kansas City. I had my sheet music for a recital in the Crossroads Arts District around 2:15 p.m. yesterday, tucked into a black binder in my backpack. I stopped for a quick coffee at a shop on 19th Street, and when I stepped back outside, a gust blew the binder shut, and the pages got lost. I retraced my steps along the brick storefronts, by J. Rieger & Co. and the fountain, but I couldn’t locate them. These are irreplaceable practice copies with notes I’ll need for the performance.
I found a small stack of postcards on the sidewalk outside Union Station in Kansas City around 4:15 p.m. on Saturday. The cards are worn at the edges, showing a mix of scenes: the KC skyline at dusk, a riverfront photo, and a handwritten note on the back with a date I can't quite read. They’re creased, the corners frayed, and they still smell faintly of old ink and travel. It felt like I stumbled onto a little time capsule, and I couldn't help but wonder who they belong to and what stories they carry.
I lost my contact lens case and two lenses yesterday around 3pm near the City Market at 5th Street and Delaware in Kansas City, MO. The case is white with a blue lid, and there's a tiny red sticker with the initials 'SD' on the lid. One lens has a small scratch along the edge, the other lens is clear and undamaged. I really need them back — these are daily lenses I rely on every day, and replacing them locally isn't easy. If someone found them, I'd be grateful for a return; I can meet up near the market or coordinate a quick pickup through the app.
I found a gold-tone bracelet with a small turquoise pendant this afternoon around 2:15pm near the Country Club Plaza entrance on 47th Street in Kansas City. It's about 7 inches long, slim, and in decent condition with a few tiny scratches along the back. The clasp bears a tiny 'S' maker's mark, and inside the clasp there's an engraving 'L.T.' plus a little red enamel heart charm on the dangle. It feels sentimental, like it could be someone’s cherished piece. If this is yours, email me at [email protected] and we can meet near the Plaza security desk to arrange a safe return.
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