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Last Friday around 4:45 p.m., I lost a pair of heirloom brooches outside the Racine Public Library on Wisconsin Avenue. They had been pinned to a light scarf and tucked into a small velvet pouch with a needlepoint pattern; I had hoped they would be safe when I stopped for a quick coffee by the corner. I retraced my steps along Main Street, from the library to the storefronts by the lake, but nothing turned up. These brooches belonged to my grandmother, and losing them feels like losing a piece of family history. I am hoping someone who found them did the right thing and turned them in at the library or a nearby shop.
I found a queen-size flannel bedsheet set this morning around 7:30am in the Kenosha-Racine area, behind the Walmart on Green Bay Road in Kenosha. It includes a fitted sheet, a flat sheet, and two pillowcases. The fabric is navy with a subtle white geometric pattern, and one pillowcase has small initials 'M.H.' stitched in silver thread, which is a nice identifying touch. The set shows some gentle pilling from regular use but is otherwise clean and soft. If this belongs to you, shoot me a message and we’ll figure out how to reunite you with your bedding.
I found a blue Yamaha 8-inch drum pad this afternoon around 3:15pm outside the Starbucks on Main Street in downtown Kenosha, in the Kenosha-Racine area. It’s a compact percussion pad, blue with a black rim, and the surface shows light wear from travel but still responsive. There’s a small red sticker on the underside with the initials 'AK' and a strip of faded tape along the edge, probably from a makeshift carry. It looks like it’s been used a bit, but otherwise in decent condition. If someone recognizes these details, I’d really like to get it back to its owner.
I'm missing my blue Nike running shoes, size 9. They're the lightweight mesh pair with a white swoosh and a bright orange inner lining, a little scuffed on the toes. I last wore them yesterday around 3pm and I think I left them near the Target on Green Bay Road, just north of Lincoln Park in Kenosha. One left shoe has a tiny green paint speck near the sole, and the tongue has a small fray from long runs. They were a gift from my sister, and I'd be really grateful to get them back.
I was out in the Kenosha-Racine area yesterday around 3pm when my silver bracelet slipped from my wrist. It's a slim sterling-silver bracelet, about 6.5 inches, with a tiny heart pendant and a small blue enamel bead on the clasp, and there’s a faint scratch on the clasp from daily wear. I was near the Main Street steps by Lincoln Park and the coffee stand near 6th Avenue when I realized it was gone. It means a lot to me—my grandmother gave it to me and I’ve been feeling unsettled since it disappeared. If anyone found it around the Racine Harbor Market or along the sidewalk by the library on 6th Ave, get in touch; I’d be forever grateful to have it back.
I found this beige area rug outside the downtown library on Main Street in Racine this morning around 9:15am. It's a woven jute rug, roughly 4x6 feet, with a subtle braided border and a small blue thread snag along the top edge. There's a faint coffee stain in one corner and a barely noticeable tag on the underside that reads 'Nordic Home.' It looks well-loved but sturdy, so I figured someone might be missing it after moving furniture or redecorating. If this rug belongs to you, I’d love to help get it back—let me know a good time to meet up and confirm ownership.
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