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Hi, I’m Alex Carter. I realized at about 4:15 p.m. yesterday that my memory cards were missing from my backpack. I had been shooting in the Third Ward and stopped for a coffee at a little cafe near Milwaukee Public Market. The cards are two small SD cards, one labeled 'Projects' with a red sticker and the other plain with a blue sticker. Losing them feels like losing a thread of last weekend's photo session, especially since they hold travel photos from a recent downtown trip and family moments. I retraced my steps along East State Street, checked the benches outside the market, and even checked the trash cans near the beer garden. If someone found them, I’d be grateful to be reunited with those memories. Thank you.
Hi, I’m Maya Chen. I was walking along the Milwaukee Riverwalk by Veterans Park around 4:10 p.m. last Saturday when I spotted a small tin with several enamel pins lying on the pavement. They look like they belong to someone who collects keepsakes from local markets and concerts: a lighthouse pin, a galaxy pin, and a few band logos. I picked them up and brought them home to keep safe, thinking someone would be looking for them soon. If these pins are yours, I hope you recognize them and know they’re here at the local lost-and-found.
I lost my medication while grabbing coffee at the Milwaukee Public Market this morning, around 11:05 AM. I must have left the bottle on a bench by the riverfront before moving on to the vendor stalls. Those pills are part of my daily routine, and missing them has me worried about today. If a kind person found them, I’d be grateful they stayed safe near the entrance.
I was in my Milwaukee apartment on N. Van Buren Street, around 7:40 AM, when I realized my two toasters were missing from the kitchen counter. The chrome Sunbeam and the matte black Hamilton Beach were gifts for my kids, and breakfast each morning just won’t be the same without them. I retraced my steps through the kitchen and hallway, hoping it was a simple misplacement rather than a big loss. If anyone saw them, please let the site know so I can get them back to our kitchen.
Friday at 7:15 p.m., I found two felines wandering behind the Milwaukee Art Museum along the Lakefront promenade. A calico and a gray tabby circled my feet, clearly hungry and curious after the light drizzle. I brought them to a sheltered spot behind a nearby cafe, offered water, and checked for collars or microchips, but there was no ID. They seemed well cared for, not skinny, and they stayed close to me as I walked toward the East Town area. I’m posting here because I want the rightful owner to reclaim them. If you recognize these felines, please reach out through the site with any details.
I lost my Wild and Domestic item this morning, around 11:30 a.m. Saturday, near the Milwaukee Public Market along the Riverwalk. It’s a small brass sign with a rustic look, a gift from my grandmother that I’ve kept on my desk for years. I realized it was missing while walking from the Market toward the Third Ward, and the day suddenly felt a lot emptier. If you found a small brass sign with that phrase near the river, I’d be endlessly grateful to have it back.
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