Lost & found music & instruments in Lima / Findlay
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Lost Sheet Music near Marathon Center for the Arts, Findlay
I’m Olivia Bennett, traveling from Lima to Findlay for a rehearsal. I lost my sheet music around 4:15 PM last Friday outside the Marathon Center for the Arts on East Hardin Street in Findlay. It’s in a blue binder with my initials OB on the cover. I was taking a quick break after a practice session when I set the binder on a chair by the rehearsal room and walked away. I’ve got a recital in a week and those pages hold the accuracy I need. Please check the lobby near the main entrance or the outdoor patio by the side entrance in Findlay.
Silver flute found near Market and Main in Lima
I found a silver wind instrument this afternoon around 3:15pm near the Market Street and Main Street intersection in downtown Lima, in the Lima/Findlay area. It looks like a student model, with a few light scratches on the lip plate and a small dent on the headjoint. The case is black with a blue lining and has a small sticker with the initials 'LM' on the exterior. There’s also a faded red thread tied around the case handle. I figured someone must be missing it and would love to help reunite it with its owner.
Dark red violin with bow; dented case
I lost my dark red violin yesterday around 3pm outside the Findlay-Hancock County Public Library on North Main Street in Findlay. It's a full-size Yamaha violin with a satin finish, a small dent near the lower bout, and an ebony chin rest that shows some wear. Inside the case there's a faded blue ribbon and a sticker on the inside lid with the initials 'A.O.'; it also has a faint scent of violin rosin. It has sentimental value—it was a gift from my grandmother, and I really need it back. If you’ve seen it, I’d appreciate a quick message here; I’d be so grateful to get it home.
Korg Volca FM synth in blue case
I lost my Korg Volca FM synth yesterday around 3pm near the Lima Public Library on Market Street. It's palm-sized, with a matte black body and a blue protective silicone case I added myself. The blue shell has a tiny sticker of a cat wearing headphones on the front left corner, plus a small dent along the bottom edge from a spill last month. The device still works, but it's irreplaceable because it was a gift from my band mentor and helped me craft dozens of riffs for upcoming gigs. I really need it back for a show this weekend.
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