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I lost my navy blue hardcover mystery novel yesterday around 3pm near the La Crosse Public Library on Main Street. It's a standard hardcover, about 320 pages, with a gold-embossed title on the spine and a small coffee stain on the back cover. Inside, there's a blue striped bookmark sticking out between pages 142-143. It felt like an old friend, and it has sentimental value because I picked it up for a late-night reading club and marked it with a note to myself. If anyone found it, I’d really appreciate being reunited with it.
I lost my navy blue RFID passport wallet yesterday around 3pm. It's a compact zip-around with a red inner lining and a tiny coffee stain on the inner sleeve. I had it on a bench near the Riverside Park entrance off Cass Street, by the riverfront path in La Crosse. Inside are my travel cards and a small compass sticker on the inside pocket, plus a photo of my grandmother tucked in the card slots. It has sentimental value and I really need it back.
I lost my vintage Star Wars action figure set from the early '80s yesterday around 5:15pm. It's two figures—Luke Skywalker and Princess Leia—on blue Empire Strikes Back cards, both in decent shape with minor yellowing and Leia's bubble showing a small crack. They were inside a clear acrylic display case I keep on my bookshelf, and the bottom of the card reads 'Kenner 1983.' I was walking along Main Street in La Crosse near Riverside Park, by the Pump House Regional Arts Center, and I’m hoping someone picked them up and might know where they went. These mean a lot to me—we're talking gifts from my dad, and I’d be really grateful to get them back.
I dropped my glucose meter yesterday around 3pm near the Riverside Park entrance off Jay Street in La Crosse. It's an Accu-Chek glucose meter tucked into a dark blue hard case, about the size of a small phone, with a lime-green interior and a tiny paw-print sticker on the front. I keep a few test strips in a clear sleeve inside, and there’s a faint dent on the bottom corner from a drop. This device is essential for my daily diabetes management, and it feels really personal to me—my mom gave me the case as a gift years ago. If anyone finds it, I’d really appreciate getting it back.
Lost my navy blue North Face fleece jacket, size M yesterday around 3:15 pm near Riverside Park by the boat landing along the Mississippi in La Crosse, Wisconsin. It's a mid-weight zip-up with a bright red zipper pull and a small frayed cuff on the left sleeve. Inside pocket has a coffee stain and my initials 'PK' written on the tag. This jacket is sentimental to me because it was a gift from my sister, and I really need it back. If anyone found it, please drop a note here or message me — I’d be forever grateful.
I found a full-size violin in a black soft-case this morning around 10:15am near the Market Street pedestrian bridge at Riverside Park along the La Crosse River. The violin has a warm amber finish with a few light scratches along the chin rest and a tiny scuff on the back. The bow hair looks good, but the frog has a bright blue ribbon tied around it, and there's a small sticker inside the lid—a cartoon sailboat with the name Maya written underneath. The case is a bit scuffed on the outside but all latches work. It feels like this instrument matters to someone who probably had a rehearsal or lesson—hope to get it back to its owner.
I found a black Samsonite hard-shell suitcase this afternoon around 3:30pm by the Riverside Park entrance on Market Street in La Crosse. It's large (27 inches) and shows a bit of wear on the corner, with four wheels and a TSA lock. There's a bright red luggage tag with the initials 'D.K.' on the handle, and a blue ribbon tied to the zipper pulls. A faded airline sticker on the back reads 'JFK'. If this belongs to you, DM me the initials on the tag or a detail about the contents to verify.
I found a brown Fossil bifold wallet this morning around 9:15am in the parking lot behind the La Crosse Public Library on Main Street, right by Riverside Park. It’s genuine distressed brown leather with a small brass Fossil logo plate on the front. Inside there are a couple of cards, a driver's license, and about $32 in cash. Unique bits: there’s a tiny crescent scratch on the bottom edge and a coffee stain on the inner lining, plus a tiny copper coin tucked in the coin pocket. If you’re the owner, drop me a message here and we’ll figure out how to get it back to you.
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.
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