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Hi, I’m Liam Hayes. I found a small tin toy train near the Old Port in Portland around 3:15 p.m. last Saturday while I was cleaning up after a quick stroll along Exchange Street. The train is red with a black chimney and a slightly worn finish, as if it has seen years of play. It brought back memories of rainy days and old toy boxes, and I could tell someone might be missing it. If this toy belongs to you or a kid you know who loves trains, I hope you see this and can claim it through the site.
I'm missing my sheet music for a violin recital, taken from my messenger bag around 7:30 p.m. yesterday near Congress Street in Portland. It's a well-worn stack of pages with pencil notes and a coffee ring on the corner. I've practiced these pieces for months, and the recital is in two weeks; I'm anxious something irreplaceable is gone. If you found it, I'd be grateful for any help returning it to its owner.
I found this Equipment for Various Sports on the bleachers outside the Portland Community Center around 7:45 p.m. last Tuesday. The gear was tucked in a navy duffel, with shin guards peeking out and a bright orange whistle clipped to the zipper. I can imagine the owner rushing out after practice, realizing their bag had vanished, and that sinking feeling in the chest. I brought the gear to the center’s lost-and-found desk and left a note in case the owner stops by. If this sounds like yours, it’s safe here, and I hope it helps you get back to playing soon.
Today around 9:30 am, I was wandering through the Old Port when I noticed my tote felt lighter and my CDs were gone. They’re a small collection from my high school years, the kind of music that brings back a hundred little moments from summers by the bay. I’m feeling a bit unsettled without them, and I’d be grateful to have them back where they belong, with the person who found them. Please help me reunite with these tunes in Portland, Maine.
I was decorating for Christmas in my Portland apartment on Fore Street around 7:15 p.m. last Tuesday when a tote of holiday decorations toppled and slipped behind the sofa. The garland, a string of lights, and a handful of delicate ornaments are now missing, and I feel a bit hollow without them. They’re not just stuff—they’re memories from holidays past, the kind my family leans on every year. If someone found them, please know they’d be cherished and I’d be grateful to have them back.
I'm Avery Reed. I found two radios yesterday evening near the Old Port district in Portland around 7:15 PM. One is a vintage wooden-cased radio, the other a compact portable model in a black carrying case. They were sitting on a bench behind a cafe, damp from the harbor mist. I picked them up and brought them to the local community center, hoping the owner will recognize them and come forward. They clearly belong to someone who cared about these devices, and I’d love to see them back with their owner.
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