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I was at the Monroe City Pool on a sunny Sunday around 4:15 p.m., chasing my kids near the splash pad when my two-piece swimsuit vanished from my tote. I searched the towels and chairs, feeling heat rise in my cheeks as the pool buzzed with families. The suit is teal on top with a black bottom and has a tiny seashell charm on the strap—easy to spot among the blue towels. If found, I’d be grateful if someone could drop it off at the pool's lost-and-found so I can pick it up on our way out.
I found a folder of sheet music on a bench near the Grand Street entrance of the Monroe Civic Center around 2:30 PM on Tuesday. It looks like something a student or hobby musician poured their heart into, with fragile dog-eared pages and a few pencil markings in the margins. I tucked it into my bag for safekeeping, hoping the owner sees this listing and claims it. It’s clearly meaningful—please reach out if you’re missing something that looks like a small stack of orchestral parts.
Yesterday evening, around 5:45 p.m., I was strolling along Forsythe Avenue toward downtown Monroe when I spotted a cardboard box full of holiday decorations sitting at the curb beside the Monroe Civic Center. The box held tangled strings of lights, a couple of wreaths, and a bundle of garland—bright reds and greens that looked ready for a home holiday setup. It looked hastily abandoned after a party or a change of plans, nothing personal clinging to them. I brought the box to the Civic Center front desk to keep them safe and prevent them from being damaged in the rain. It felt nice to help someone salvage their celebration. If these are yours, please check the site.
Hi, I'm Olivia Mills. I lost my portable synthesizers last night in Monroe. I was loading gear after a late rehearsal around 8:15 p.m. on Tuesday near the Pecanland Mall parking lot along Forsythe Avenue when I turned back, they were gone from the backseat. The cases are black, one with a dent on the corner and a sticker that reads Midtown Studio. These synths are what I’ve built my sound around, and the thought of them missing is stressing me out. If you were in that area and saw anything, I’d be grateful for any help in getting them back.
This afternoon, around 3:10 p.m., I realized my two folding chairs were gone from outside the Masur Museum of Art on Forsythe Avenue in Monroe. They’re basic black metal frames with blue and red seat covers; one seat has a small cut near the edge. I left them there after a small community event and stepped away for a moment. I’m hoping someone picked them up or saw them and held onto them. If this is yours, please claim it through the site.
I was loading groceries into my car around 6:45 p.m. on Tuesday at the Pecanland Mall entrance in Monroe when a gusty wind swept my white queen-size sheets from the back of my truck. They were neatly folded with a light blue blanket tucked in one corner. I’m staying with a friend for the week, and not having that familiar set on the bed makes everything feel unsettled. I’ve retraced every step from the mall to my apartment, hoping someone picked up a loose bundle and hid it away somewhere safe. If you found them in the lot or near the entrance, I’d be grateful to be reunited with them.
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