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I lost my blue Penguin Classics hardcover of 'To Kill a Mockingbird' yesterday around 3pm near the Lawrence Public Library on Vermont Street. It's a 6x9 inch edition with a blue cloth cover and white lettering, the spine is a bit creased and the pages are lightly yellowed from wear. There’s a coffee ring on the back and a small sticker inside the front cover with my handwriting on it. It was a gift from my grandmother and holds real sentimental value, so I’d be incredibly grateful to get it back.
I lost my younger brother, Omar Patel, in Lawrence yesterday around 3pm. He's about 5'9", slender, brown skin, short black hair, and was wearing a red KU hoodie with dark jeans and white sneakers. He has a small crescent tattoo on the inside of his left forearm and wears a silver compass pendant necklace. He was last seen near Free State Brewing Co. on Massachusetts Street, heading toward the KU campus at Jayhawk Boulevard. I'm really worried—these days he can wander off in crowds, and this is out of the ordinary for him. If anyone spots him, please email me at [email protected] with any information.
I lost my navy Herschel backpack yesterday around 3pm near the Lawrence Public Library on Vermont Street, just off 7th. It's a mid-sized bag, about 14 inches tall, with a red zipper pouch in the front pocket. Inside I had a spiral notebook and a USB-C cable sticking out of the side pocket. The two identifying marks I hope help: a bright orange phoenix sticker on the inside flap and a small dent on the top handle from an earlier drop. This backpack is sentimental to me—it's a gift from my grandmother—and I really need it back.
I lost my dog yesterday around 3pm. She's a medium-sized black-and-tan beagle mix, about 45 pounds, with a white chest patch and a tiny scar on her left ear; she’s really distinctive. She’s wearing a bright pink nylon harness and a blue collar with a yellow name tag that says 'Luna'. I last saw her near the KU campus area, along Massachusetts Street in downtown Lawrence, around the 15th Street crossing near the Free State Brewery. I’m really worried—she’s part of the family and has sentimental value to me. If you spot her, please text or call me right away.
I lost my silver-tone necklace yesterday around 3pm near the Lawrence Public Library on Massachusetts Street. It's a mid-length chain, about 16 inches, with a lobster clasp that can stick when it's chilly. The pendant features a tiny crescent moon and a freshwater pearl bead; the back of the moon charm is engraved with the initials 'A.R.' and the chain has a couple of small scratches from daily wear. This necklace has sentimental value to me—my mother gave it to me before college, and I really need it back. If anyone finds it, please drop me a note; I’d be so grateful to get it back.
I found a pair of navy blue Nike swim trunks this afternoon around 2:45pm behind the KU Memorial Stadium parking lot on 6th Street in Lawrence. They're size M, quick-dry fabric, with a white drawstring and a bright red Nike Swoosh on the left leg. Inside the waistband there's a small blue silicone keyring with a 'KU' insignia, and there's a faint chlorine stain near the hem plus a tiny orange squiggle mark on the right pocket—two unique features that could help identify them. They look recently used but in good shape otherwise. If these might be yours, I'm happy to get them back to you.
I found this bright pink dog harness with a matching blue leash this afternoon around 3:15pm in the parking lot behind Free State Brewing Co. on Massachusetts Street in Lawrence. The harness is small, nylon with a reflective stripe along the edge and a tiny paw-print charm on the buckle. The leash is plain blue, about four feet long. It looked well-used but clean, and there was no ID tag on either piece. I’d love to see it go back to the pup it belongs to—if this sounds like yours, shoot me a note and we can meet up near Lawrence Public Library or at the corner of 9th and Mass to transfer.
I found a red nylon dog harness with reflective stripes this morning around 8:15am behind the Lawrence Public Library on Vermont Street, near the bike racks. It’s a medium-sized, adjustable harness with a black plastic buckle and a small blue paw-print charm hanging from the D-ring. Inside, there’s a white label with a handwritten name that looks like “Milo.” The harness is in good condition and clearly used, with a few dog-hair specks and nothing torn. If this belongs to someone, I’d really like to help reunite it with their pup—I’ll be around the library area today in case someone recognizes it.
I found a small budgie this afternoon around 3:45 pm behind the Lawrence Public Library on Vermont Street, near 7th. It's got a lime-green body, a bright yellow head, blue cheek patches, and tiny black scallops along the wings. It’s wearing a small blue leg band stamped 'AL9.' The bird seemed calm, hopped around a bench, and was clearly used to people—very friendly, actually. I kept it safe in a makeshift cage I had on hand while I looked for its owner, hoping to reunite them soon. If you think it’s yours, DM me with a photo or the leg-band code to verify.
I found a red cable-knit scarf this afternoon around 2:15pm outside the Free State Brewing Company on Massachusetts Street, downtown Lawrence. It's a mid-length scarf, soft wool blend, in great condition with just a few fuzzy pills. The scarf features a small brass button sewn into the inner edge and a tiny green snowflake embroidery near the hem—nice little unique touches. I figured someone might be chilly on a day like today, so I picked it up and planned to post it here in case the owner sees it. If this is yours, reply with a photo of the button or the embroidery to confirm.
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