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Today at 8:15 AM, I was walking along Main Street by the Racine harbor when a dusty envelope tucked behind a planter by a bench popped out. Inside were a cluster of vintage stamps—bright reds, ocean blues, and a tiny ship that made me grin. It felt like stumbling onto a small piece of someone’s story, and I felt a tug of responsibility to see it back to its owner. I kept them safe and took a photo to post here, hoping the rightful owner will recognize them and reclaim them on this site.
I was strolling along the Kenosha Harbor Park yesterday around 5:20 p.m. when a gust tugged my scarf from my coat and sent it spinning away toward the water. I searched along the harbor path and by the Kenosha Public Market, but it vanished into the evening glow. I was wearing two scarves today—the gray wool one with a fringe and a navy striped one—and both have a lot of sentiment behind them. If you found something matching that description near Civic Center Park or the harbor, please leave a note here so I can collect it through the site.
I found two USB drives on the sidewalk near the Kenosha Public Market in downtown Kenosha around 9:15 a.m. today. They’re tucked inside a blue plastic case, with a sticker that reads Q3 Projects and a spare USB-C cord peeking out. I checked for any name or label but couldn’t spot an owner. It felt like a small clue in a larger puzzle, and I believe the rightful owner would want these back. If these belong to you, please claim them on the site, and I’ll keep them safe until you can verify the contents.
I was out for a walk with my dog on Sunday at 3:45 p.m. when I spotted a small pile of utensils lying beneath a bench near Lincoln Park in the Kenosha-Racine area. It looked like a typical set of kitchen tools—two forks, a spoon, a spatula with a wooden handle, and a little napkin tucked under them. There wasn’t anyone around, so I picked them up and brought them to the Kenosha-Racine County information desk to report them. They’re clean but a bit dusty, and there’s a tiny nick on the spatula that might help identify them. If you’re missing your utensils, please reach out through the site and I’ll connect you with the right place.
I’m a local painter who set up a small outdoor display along the Kenosha Harbor, near Harbor Park, on Saturday at 11:30 a.m. I turned away for a moment to help a couple of visitors, and when I looked back, my two canvases and a small sketchbook were gone from the easel. One painting is a bright orange abstraction, the other a moody blue seascape; the sketchbook has a handful of quick studies and notes in my handwriting. I spoke with a few neighbors and a vendor, but no one saw a thing. These paintings represent weeks of work and a dream for a forthcoming show, and I’m crushed at their loss.
I was packing for a weekend trip when I realized my travel adapters were missing. At around 6:15 p.m. Friday, I had them in the back seat of my car near the parking area by the Kenosha Public Market on 2nd Avenue, and they disappeared from sight. They're a compact gray set with blue tips, the kind I rely on for international trips. I'm anxious because I need them for a flight next week, and I hope someone found them and will return them through the site.
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