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On Sunday afternoon around 2:15 p.m., I realized my bag of equipment for various sports was missing from the back of my pickup outside the Mansfield Town Center near the Main Street entrance. The gear includes a faded blue bat bag, two tennis rackets, and a compact practice mat I use for weekend leagues and my kids drills. I had just finished loading up after a quick clinic at the gym and turned to grab my water bottle when I heard a distant shout and saw the bag wasn't there. Those items let us practice and play locally, and replacing them would be tough. If you saw anything or picked them up by mistake, please let me know through the site.
I was walking past the Mansfield Municipal Building on North Main Street around 8:50 a.m. today when I found two passports lying on the sidewalk, tucked inside a brown leather folder. The blue-covered passport and the burgundy one look official, and they appear to belong to someone traveling for work or study. I’m posting here because I know how stressful it is to misplace a passport, and I’ll keep them safe until the owner is found. They’re safe with me for the moment, tucked in my desk drawer while I figure out the right place to hand them over.
Friday evening around 7:50 p.m., I was fiddling with holiday lights outside the Ohio State Reformatory on West Main Street in Mansfield when my tote of decorations tipped over. A red-glitter wreath, a string of multicolored bulbs, and a small tin Santa figure spilled onto the sidewalk. By the time I gathered the cords again, the tote and the decorations were gone. These items are tied to family memories, and losing them stings more than a missed present. I hope someone in the neighborhood might recall seeing them and kept them safe for the season. If found, they belong with a family that loves Christmas as much as I do.
I was filming a quick sunset clip on Friday around 7:15 pm, and I left my drones on a bench near the Ohio State Reformatory in Mansfield while I stepped aside to check a text. When I got back a minute later, a light drizzle had started and they were gone. The two drones are in a blue-and-gray shell with a black carrying case, and one propeller is slightly bent from a minor tumble. I’m anxious and frustrated, because this was for a community project I’ve been passionate about, and I’ve been replaying every moment in my head, hoping a kind soul picked them up and kept them safe until I can reclaim them.
On Tuesday at 6:15 p.m., I was leaving the building near the Ohio State Reformatory on Ashland Road in Mansfield and must have dropped a small set of enamel pins along the sidewalk. They’re sentimental to me—a tiny blue bird and a sunburst among a few plain silver ones. I retraced my steps past the brick walls, past the gate with its squeaky hinge, in hopes they’d turn up on the damp leaves. They didn’t. I miss them already. If you found any glints near the reformatory steps, please hold onto them for a bit longer. I’d be endlessly grateful to get them back.
I was grabbing coffee around 5:20 p.m. yesterday on Main Street in Mansfield when I realized my travel adapters were missing from my backpack. They’re a compact black set with a red ring around the plug, meant for several countries, and I need them for a work trip tomorrow. I retraced my steps from the Mansfield Courthouse down to Main Street, checking the café and the bus stop, but no luck so far. If someone found them, I’d be grateful—they’re small, but they’re crucial for my trip.
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