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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.
I lost my Maine state ID card yesterday around 5pm in Portland, Maine, near the Old Port on Commercial Street by the Lobster Shack. It's a laminated plastic card, vertical orientation, with a blue vertical stripe on the left and my photo toward the top; the back shows the Maine state seal. The card is a bit worn around the edges from daily use, and I rely on it for work and banking. I really need it back and would be grateful to anyone who finds it—reach me through the app or at [email protected].
I found a small cream guinea pig with brown patches wandering near the Portland Head Light in Cape Elizabeth this afternoon around 3:45pm. It's the size of a standard guinea pig, with soft fur and a bright blue harness that has a tiny silver star charm. One distinguishing feature is a small white crescent patch on its left shoulder and a barely-visible scar behind its right front leg from a past scrape. It seemed a bit hungry and nervous, so I kept it safe in a tote in my car while I tried to figure out where it came from.
I lost my blue-dial Seiko watch yesterday around 3pm near the Portland Public Library on Congress Street in Portland, ME. It's a Seiko 5 automatic with a brown leather strap and a 40mm stainless steel case. The dial has a sunburst blue finish and silver hands; there's a tiny scratch on the bezel at 2 o'clock, and my initials 'PP' are engraved on the back. It was a gift from my grandmother and has sentimental value—I'm really hoping to get it back. If you found it, please drop it off at the Portland Police Department or message me here, I’d be forever grateful.
Lost set of keys has a bent key with other keys. Lost in Bowdenham while walking my dogs, near the water and walking path.
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