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Hi, I’m Emily Carter. I lost a black leather belt with a small brass buckle this evening, around 7:45 PM, near the Fulton Theatre on West King Street in downtown Lancaster, Pennsylvania. I paused for a quick coffee outside a café along Duke Street after the performance and must have set it down on a chair. By the time I returned, the belt was gone amid the crowd near the Central Market area. It’s an everyday piece that holds up my uniform belt, and I’m anxious about facing work without it tomorrow; please keep an eye out if you’re in that area.
I am missing two rabbits, last seen Saturday around 3:40 p.m. outside Lancaster Central Market on East King Street. They are a gray dwarf and a fluffy white Angora, and they were in a blue carrier with a red handle when I last saw them. They are gentle, curious creatures that mean the world to me, especially after a long week, and I am worried they wandered off together. I checked the surrounding stalls and the market steps, but the area was busy and noisy. If you happened to see them or picked them up, please help me reunite with my furry friends.
At 6:45 p.m. on Saturday, I was tidying up after a small pop-up show near Lancaster Central Market when I spotted two paintings tucked behind a wooden crate by the loading dock on North Queen Street. One shows a sunlit farm under a cloud-streaked sky; the other, a moody river valley with fall colors. I brought them to the front desk of the Fulton Theatre to keep them safe until the owner claims them. It hurts to imagine someone else’s work going missing, and I hope these find their way back to whomever painted them.
This morning around 9:15, I found a small bottle of medication lying on the sidewalk near Lancaster Central Market. It had the label still visible, tucked under the awning, and it looked like someone had dropped it in a rush. I picked it up, kept it with me, and hoped the owner would see this note and claim it. It’s a relief to know a small moment of chance might reunite someone with what they rely on every day, especially with something as personal as medication. I’m sharing this to help the rightful owner be found.
I was helping set up a pop-up outside Lancaster Central Market around 2:30 p.m. on Saturday when a small plastic case slid out from under a bench near Penn Square. The cards look like they belong to a photographer or student—lots of travel photos and a few personal shots. I can imagine the owner stressing about what’s on those cards, so I’m posting here to help reunite them with whoever owns them. The Market's brick sidewalks and the scent of coffee and kettle corn made the moment feel hopeful. If you recognize these, the site will guide you to claim them.
I lost my leopard gecko yesterday around 3pm. It’s about 4 inches long with a sandy-yellow body and irregular brown spots, and bright orange eyes. It usually sits in a clear plastic terrarium, but I last saw it near the Lancaster Central Market on King Street, by the market entrance. It has a tiny white speck on the base of its tail and a small kink near the tail tip from a past tumble. My daughter adores that little lizard, and it would mean the world to get it back. If you spot it, email me at [email protected].
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