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I lost my gray Nike sneakers, size 9, with electric blue accents yesterday around 3pm outside the Lancaster Central Market on Market Street. They're a bit worn but comfy, with a small tear on the toe of the right shoe and a bright yellow tag on the inner tongue. I’ve worn them daily; they were a gift from my sister and have sentimental value, so I really need them back. I last remember stepping out of the Market Street entrance near the coffee cart beside the market building, and I probably left them on the curb by the bus stop. If anyone finds them, please let me know; I’d be so grateful to get them back.
I lost my black Bellroy travel wallet yesterday around 3pm outside the Fulton Theatre on Prince Street in Lancaster. It's a slim leather wallet with a subtle diagonal grain and a tiny Bellroy logo on the inside; the inner sleeve has a passport pocket and a few cards. There's a small coffee stain on the back corner, and the inside has my initials 'AH' embossed near the top for quick identification. It really means a lot to me because it was a gift from my aunt last year and it has sentimental value. If anyone found it, I’d really appreciate a quick note or a meet-up near Lancaster Central Market on North Market Street so I can grab it. Thanks.
I lost my gold ring yesterday around 3pm near the Lancaster Central Market on North Queen Street. It's a slender 14k gold band, about 4-5 mm wide, with a tiny sapphire set on the top edge. Inside the band there’s a delicate engraving: 'M.L.' The ring has sentimental value—it was a gift from my grandmother and I wear it every day. I really need it back, and I’d be grateful to hear from anyone who found it.
Lost my tortoiseshell Warby Parker glasses this afternoon around 3:15pm near the Lancaster Central Market on Market Street, by the coffee carts. They’re rectangular, with a small scratch on the right lens and a tiny silver fern engraving on the left temple. The case is a black zip case with a grey lining and I probably left it near the entrance by the bus stop outside the market. They’re sentimental and I really miss them—these glasses have stuck with me through long study nights and work shifts. If you found them, I’d be grateful to get them back and can swing by the Lost & Found desk at the market to pick them up.
I was at the Long's Park gazebo yesterday around 3pm, just taking a short practice break, when I realized my black Yamaha clarinet was missing. It’s a Bb clarinet in decent used condition, sporting a small dent near the bell and a subtle scratch along the back of the bell. The case is a hard red-lined one with some wear, and inside there’s a mouthpiece cap engraved with the initials A.J. This instrument has sentimental value to me—it helped me prepare for auditions, and I’d be really grateful to have it back. If anyone found it near the West Chestnut Street entrance to Long’s Park, please get in touch.
Found a light oak coffee table with a glass top this afternoon near the entrance to the Lancaster Central Market on Market Street. It's about 40 inches long, 18 inches wide, and 18 inches tall, with a clear glass surface and an oak frame that has a subtle rustic finish. There's a small brass knob on a hidden drawer under the glass, and one leg has a tiny blue paint speck from a prior project—that's one of the unique details I noticed. Overall condition is good, only a few very light scratches. If this belongs to you, send me a quick description of the unique features and I’ll get it back to you.
I found a red plaid Christmas scarf this afternoon around 2:15pm near the entrance to Lancaster Central Market on Strawberry Street. It's a thick knit scarf, about 60 inches long, with white snowflake patterns along the edge and a small gold tag that reads 'MerryThreads' stitched inside. It was draped over a bench by the market's main doors, still clean but a bit damp from the rain. If this belongs to someone, I really want to get it back to them—it's a cozy piece that clearly means a lot to its owner.
I found a gray Samsung T5 1TB portable SSD this afternoon around 4:15pm in the Lancaster Central Market parking lot behind The Coffee Cup on Prince Street. It's in a black silicone case with a small scratch along the top edge. The underside has a bright blue sticker with the initials 'KL' and a tiny fingerprint smudge. When I plugged it into a laptop, it powered up and showed a folder labeled 'Travel 2024' and a few personal photos. It seems to be used for travel and work, and it has sentimental value even if it's not mine. I'm posting here to help reunite it with its owner. If this sounds like yours, message me here with a description of the sticker or the folder name, and we can arrange a pickup somewhere in central Lancaster.
I found a Seiko 5 automatic watch this afternoon around 3:15 pm near the Fulton Theatre on Market Street in Lancaster. It’s a silver stainless steel case with a black dial, white baton markers, and a day-date window at 3 o'clock. The bracelet is a brushed stainless steel with a deployment clasp, and there’s a small scratch on the crystal at the 2 o'clock position. On the back, there’s an engraving with the initials 'JL'. If this is yours, tell me the model name and the initials on the back to confirm.
I found a beautiful gold engagement ring while I was walking my dog in the park near Lancaster last weekend. It looks like it might have some sentimental value, possibly a size 7. If you describe it to me, I’ll be happy to return it to its rightful owner!