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On Saturday at 6:20 p.m., I found Equipment for Various Sports tucked behind a row of beach chairs near the Jones Beach State Park entrance on Long Island. A basketball, two tennis rackets, and a gym bag with a water bottle were all in a messy pile, still warm from the sea breeze. It looked like a late-in-the-day pickup game had just ended and someone forgot their stuff. I brought it to the park office and hoped the rightful owner would see this listing. It feels comforting to think the gear might be reunited with its owner soon.
I found a wrist watch lying on the Jones Beach boardwalk around 2:15 PM this past Saturday. It’s a silver-faced watch with a black leather strap and a small scratch near the stem, clearly not mine. I checked nearby benches and trash cans, then asked a few walkers if anyone belonged to it, but no one appeared with an owner. I’m posting this because I’d want someone to claim it if it were theirs, and I hope the rightful owner sees this and can reclaim it through the site.
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I lost this denim bag with my Bose headphones and wallet in it. I’m devestated. Occurred around The Bench restaurant. It has a Levi’s jeans tag
Today at 4:45 p.m. I realized my two hats vanished from the bench where we paused along the Jones Beach Boardwalk. I wore a tan wide-brim hat and a gray knit beanie; the wind picked up and I ducked into a snack shop, and when I came back, they were gone. The hats aren’t just clothing—they’re companions on every chilly afternoon, one a gift from my sister, the other a trusted traveler’s staple. If someone found them and kept them safe near the boardwalk, please return them where they belong.
After a warm-up at a small rehearsal, I realized around 5:15 PM on Friday that my sheet music for Chopin’s nocturne was missing. I’d been sitting in the Main Street Cafe, Port Jefferson, on Long Island, and the pages were tucked into a yellow folder with my initials. Those sheets carry years of practice, and losing them feels like losing a part of my effort toward an upcoming recital. I hurried back down Main Street toward the harbor, hoping to spot a stray page or a helpful passerby, but the street was already quiet. If a kind person happened to find them, I’d be endlessly grateful.
On Tuesday at about 9:15 a.m., I realized my coins were missing from my bag. I had been at the Garden City Bagel & Cafe on Main Street, chatting with a friend, when I set my bag on the chair and forgot to pick it up. When I realized the coins were gone, my heart sank—these felt like a tiny piece of home and memory slipping away. I’m hoping someone found them and sees this listing; they’re not valuable, just sentimental.
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