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I lost my keys yesterday around 5pm near the Pump House Regional Arts Center on 3rd Street in La Crosse, by Riverside Park. They’re on a red silicone key cover with a small wooden house charm and a silver Toyota fob. The set includes two house keys and a spare car key; one key has a tiny brass tag etched 'Mom' from my grandma. They’re sentimental and crucial for my daily routine, and I really need them back. Thanks in advance.
I lost my sterling silver necklace yesterday around 3pm near Riverside Park in La Crosse, along the riverfront path by the Main Street bridge. It's an 18-inch chain with a small sapphire pendant about the size of a pea. The clasp is a bit loose and there's a tiny engraving on the back — my initials 'LC' — that I had added last year. This necklace is sentimental; it was a gift from my mom after I graduated, and I really need it back. If anyone found it, please reach out; I’d be incredibly grateful.
I lost my blue passport in a dark leather cover yesterday around 3pm near the La Crosse Public Library on Main Street. It's the standard U.S. passport, the cover shows a slight crease and a small coffee ring on the back, with a faint gold crest still visible. Inside the cover, I slipped a sticker from a local youth soccer league and a receipt from a coffee shop as keepsakes—two tiny identifying details that helped me recall where I last had it. I really need it back; this passport has sentimental value and contains my travel plans for a family wedding abroad. If you've seen it, send me a message here and we can arrange a quick meet-up near Riverside Park for handoff.
I lost my gray Syrian hamster yesterday around 3pm. His name is Niko, and he has a white belly and a small crescent-shaped scar on his left hind leg; he also has a tiny white patch on his right ear. He was last seen in La Crosse near Riverside Park, along the paved path by the boat launch, not far from the carousel and the public restrooms. He’s incredibly friendly but skittish, and this little guy means a lot to me—it’s a gift from my late grandmother and a reminder of happier times. If anyone spotted him, please reach out; I’m really hoping to bring him home soon.
Yesterday around 3pm I realized my small gray zip pouch was missing as I walked the riverfront trail by the Market Street boat launch in La Crosse. It's a compact, roughly 6 inches long, gray nylon pouch with a faded zipper and a tiny red thread spool charm on the zipper pull. Inside there’s a simple sewing kit: pink thread, a few needles, a folded fabric scrap with my initials, and a spare wooden button. It has sentimental value—my grandmother gave me this kit years ago, and I really need it back. If you found it, please drop it off at the Riverside Park information booth or DM me here. I’d be forever grateful.
I found a framed abstract landscape painting this morning around 8:10 am along the Riverwalk near the Cass Street Bridge by Riverside Park in La Crosse. It's a 12x16 inch print in a black wood frame with a slim gold inner edge. The painting features purples and blues with a splash of orange in the lower left corner. On the back there's a tiny 'Nova Art' sticker and a handwritten tag that says 'Property of Studio Maris'—I left it in place when I picked it up. There’s a faint coffee stain on the bottom mat that’s pretty distinctive. If the owner sees this, I can drop it off or meet up; I know how important art can be to someone, and I’d love to reunite it with its rightful home.
I found a black pebbled leather tote this afternoon around 1:30pm near the Riverside Park entrance on Market Street by the riverwalk in La Crosse. It has a fox-shaped enamel pin on the zipper pull, an orange lining, and a Coach tag inside. The corners are a little worn but the bag is otherwise in good shape. There was a small handwritten note tucked in the pocket with a name—I figured someone might be missing it and I'd be glad to help reunite it with its owner.
I found this afternoon around 2:45 pm in the parking lot behind Kwik Trip on Market Street, La Crosse. It’s a black Anker PowerCore 10000mAh portable charger, matte finish with a small dent on the corner and a red heart sticker on the back. It has two USB outputs and looks fairly new aside from a bit of ground dirt. The sticker has white ink initials 'JL' on it. It’s in good working condition from what I can tell by the cable that was attached. If it’s yours, drop me a note in the app with the sticker details and we’ll arrange a pickup.
I found a medium-sized dog this afternoon around 3:15pm near the Riverside Park entrance on 3rd Street in La Crosse. It's a tan and white border collie mix, about 45 pounds, with a fluffy tail and one ear that sticks up while the other flops. It wears a bright blue collar with a small bone-shaped tag that reads 'Bailey' and has a phone number on the back. The dog is friendly and seems well cared for, just a bit dusty from the stroll along the trail. I kept it close and brought it to a safe spot near the park kiosk while I started this post. If this dog belongs to you or someone you know, please message me so we can arrange a safe meetup and get Bailey back home - it's stressful when a dog goes missing.
I found a silver bracelet this afternoon around 3:15pm in Riverside Park, near the gazebo along the Mississippi River trail off Market Street in La Crosse. It’s a slender sterling silver chain bracelet, about 6.5 inches long, with a tiny heart charm. The clasp has initials 'J.S.' engraved on the back. The bracelet is in decent condition, some minor scuffs from sitting on the ground, but the engravings are still clear. It probably has sentimental value, and I’d love to help reunite it with its owner. If this might be yours, tell me a detail only you would know about it (like the initials on the clasp or where you last wore it).