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I lost my favorite gray pants this evening. I was walking the River Raisin Trail through Monroe City Park around 7:15 pm and must have dropped them on a bench near the overlook by the river bend. I retraced my steps past the old courthouse steps and along the picnic area, but they were gone. Those pants were my go-to for interviews, and I’m really hoping someone picked them up and will bring them back through the site.
I found a pair of hats this morning around 11:20 AM near the Monroe Courthouse Square on Monroe Street in Monroe, Michigan. One is a navy felt fedora and the other a gray knit beanie with a small patch; they looked recently worn and probably belong to someone who was out running errands or grabbing coffee. I picked them up and left them near the coffee shop window, hoping the owner would recognize them and come by. If these are yours, please check the posting and contact through the site so we can get them back where they belong.
At 7:15 pm on Saturday, while walking behind the Monroe Public Library in Monroe, Michigan, United States, I found a small pair of silver studs on the sidewalk near the River Raisin. They shimmered under the street lamps and looked recently dropped. I pictured someone searching their purse and realizing they'd lost them, maybe before a big night out. I picked them up and left them with the library desk at Monroe Public Library, hoping the owner would see this listing. It felt nice to do something small that could help someone feel whole again.
Last night at 9:30 p.m., I was walking my two puppies along West Front Street in Monroe by River Raisin downtown when they bolted after a scent and vanished into a narrow alley by Veterans Memorial Park. One is a golden retriever mix with a light tan collar; the other is a fluffy beagle mix with a blue collar and a small pink tag. My heart sank and I called their names until my voice grew hoarse. I retraced every block from the old fountain to the nearby café, asking folks and listening for a bark. I’m terrified they’ll be scared and hungry, and I won’t recognize them if someone spots them from a distance.
I was walking my dog near the Monroe Public Library steps around 5:15 p.m. on Saturday when a tote and several gear bags tucked beneath a bench came into view. Inside were equipment for various sports: a scuffed soccer ball, a pair of worn tennis rackets, a bright volleyball, and a gym bag stamped with a school logo. It looked like something a youth team would carry after practice at Sterling State Park, and my heart sank thinking someone would be missing it. I left the gear by the library entrance, hoping the rightful owner would recognize it and claim it soon.
I lost two of my landscape paintings last Saturday around 5:15 p.m. while setting up a small easel beside the River Raisin Trail near Monroe City Park. They’re on stretched canvas, about 24x36 inches each, one showing a golden sunset over cornfields and the other a moody cityscape with purple dusk. I had them secured in a wooden portfolio, but it must have slipped from my grip as I wandered to the riverbank to photograph the scenery. These pieces mean a lot to me after months of painting and I’m hoping a kind stranger who found them left them somewhere safe.
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