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I can't believe I lost my train. Last Friday at 6:15 p.m., I was leaving the Lawrence Public Library on Vermont Street when I realized my small blue model train from a childhood set was missing from my tote. It's a tiny plastic locomotive with a red funnel and a couple of stickers that stood out in its little metal color. This train is everything to my son and me; we've spent years building a big model railway, and that one piece was a gift. I searched the library steps and the nearby benches but didn't find it. If someone has found it, please know it's dearly missed and I hope it turns up here on the site.
I was tidying up the apartment on Massachusetts Street around 9:00 p.m. on Tuesday when I realized my two rabbits, Niko and Willow, had vanished from their enclosure. I retraced my steps toward the KU Campanile and along Mass Street, calling out their names every few minutes. The thought of them out in the chilly Lawrence air makes me anxious, since they're curious and quick and could slip away easily. If anyone has seen them wandering around the area, I’d appreciate any help in getting them back home.
I found this bag tucked behind the West Entrance of Memorial Stadium after the Friday night game, around 6:15 p.m. It’s packed with gear for multiple sports—a soccer ball, a baseball glove, a tennis racket, and shin guards—stuff that clearly belongs to an active player. The bag was left in a way that suggested someone must have forgotten it after practice. I’m posting it here in case the owner recognizes it and claims it.
I lost my carry-ons around 7:28 pm on Friday, after a quick stop near the Granada Theater on Massachusetts Street in downtown Lawrence. The bags are a pair of wheeled suitcases, one black, one gray, both scuffed from travel, with a dented zipper on the blue carry-on. Inside is a mix of clothing and a small electronics charger—the things I needed for a short trip and a reminder of home. Please help me get them back; this time the thought of losing them here hurts more than I expected.
I was packing up after a rehearsal at the Lied Center on Friday around 6:15 pm when my sheet music slipped from my bag and vanished near the north entrance. It’s a small blue binder, covered in pencil markings and notes from the upcoming student recital. I can picture the pages fluttering toward the stairwell by the KU Memorial Union as the doors swung shut. This music means a lot to me, and the pieces aren’t easily replaceable. If found, I’ll be overjoyed.
I was filming a quick clip along Massachusetts Street near the Granada Theater when a gust knocked my two drones from my bag. It was around 6:40 PM last Friday, and they drifted toward the river before I could reach them. One drone has a red propeller guard; the other has a gray body with a cracked camera cover. Losing them hit hard because they’re essential for work and hobby shots. I’m hoping someone nearby picked them up and will reach out through the site if they were found.
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