All lost and found items in Maine
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Lost gym clothes in Portland, Maine
Hi, I’m Mia Barker. I lost my gym clothes this morning in Portland, Maine. After a 6:30 a.m. workout at the Portland YMCA on Fore Street, I left my black duffel on a bench by the treadmills. By 7:15 a.m. the bag was gone. Inside: a gray moisture-wicking tank, black leggings, and a neon-green hoodie with a small pine-tree patch. The bag smells of chlorine and laundry soap, and I tucked in a sweaty headband and a damp towel. I’ve been wandering the Old Port area since, hoping someone picked it up and turned it in at the front desk. It’s a small thing, but it carries a lot of my routine and routine hopes.
Lost carry-ons near the Old Port, Portland, Maine
Sunday at 11:15 AM, I realized my carry-ons were missing after a quick stop at a cafe on Exchange Street in Portland, Maine. They’re two small rolling suitcases plus a tote—the suitcases have a bright red strap, and the tote has a sunburst patch. Losing them threw a wrench into my travel plans, since I rely on those bags for work and personal items. I’m hoping someone nearby picked them up and can help reunite them with me through the site. If you saw any luggage near the Old Port or Casco Bay Ferry Terminal, please leave a note here.
Lost Avians near Old Port, Portland
LOST: I was cleaning up around 8:40 p.m. last Tuesday in the Old Port district of Portland when my two birds were gone from their cage. Cheddar and Mango are two friendly cockatiels, bright-green with yellow heads, who chatter at every turn. I can't stop thinking about their tiny wings and how they'd hate to be apart from me for even a night. If you see them, please know how much it would mean to have them back home with me.
Found passports on Maine State House steps, Augusta
I found these passports this morning, around 11:30 AM, on the steps of the Maine State House in Augusta. They were tucked under a bench near the entrance, with the travel pouches peeking out. My heart sank a little imagining the owner’s worry and what an extra set of eyes could do right now. I hope the rightful owner recognizes this listing and can retrieve them quickly.
Found set of flutes near Monument Square, Portland
Hi, I’m Lena Carter. I found a set of flutes in Portland, Maine around 2:40 PM this Sunday, tucked beside Monument Square. They’re in a black hard case with two separate mouthpieces and a little repair kit in the pocket. The initials on the case suggest a student or local musician is missing them. They’re in good shape, and it felt right to keep them safe until the owner shows up. I’d love to see them back with the person who played them.
Pair of women's New Balance sneakers left at Crescent Beach
Pair of women's New Balance sneakers, mosrly black with white on bottom and logo, size 8. Left by swingset at Crescent Beach on Saturday July 4.
LOST Sculptures in Portland, Maine
I lost my sculptures on Friday around 7:30 PM in downtown Portland, Maine. I had been moving two sculptures in a weathered wooden crate along Congress Street when a gust swept the crate off the handcart and into the street near the Portland Museum of Art. One piece is copper, about 28 inches tall; the other is a pale stone abstract. I retraced my steps along Congress Street and the Western Prom, but they’re nowhere to be found. They’re years of work and a big part of my life, and I’m hoping a neighbor or passerby might have picked them up and seen this post.
Found toy train in Portland, ME
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.
Lost sheet music, Portland, Maine
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.
Found sports equipment in Maine
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.
Lost CDs around downtown Portland, Maine.
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.
Lost holiday decorations 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.
Found radios in Maine near the Old Port
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.
Maine state ID card, vertical with blue stripe
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].
Cream guinea pig with brown patches and blue harness
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.