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I lost my utensils after helping clean up at the potluck behind the Morgantown Public Library on High Street, around 7:20 p.m. last Friday. It's a small dented silver set -- two forks, a spoon, and a black-handled knife -- that I always carry for family meals and camping trips. I remember setting my tote down near the folding table by the food truck, then turning to laugh with a friend, and when I looked back they were gone. They might still be on the ground near the curb or tucked into someone's jacket pocket after the bustle. If someone finds them, I'd be grateful to have them back; they're just part of my weekend routine.
I’m posting from Morgantown, West Virginia, because I can’t shake the memory of my stamps disappearing. I was by the Morgantown Public Library on Spruce Street around 6:15 PM today, and I realized the little binder of stamps wasn’t in my bag anymore. The set includes a few mint-condition international stamps from my grandmother’s collection, plus a new sheet I’d saved for a project. They’re not priceless, but they carry the family stories of travel, letters, and love. If someone turned them in, I’d be so grateful to be reunited with a piece of home.
I was rushing to catch a flight after a weekend visit and realized my passport was missing around 7:15 p.m. last Friday near the Morgantown Farmers Market on High Street. The passport is a blue U.S. passport tucked in a worn leather sleeve that smells faintly of rain. I felt a jolt of panic and then a stubborn hope that someone honest might have picked it up and left it somewhere safe. The campus lights glowed behind the bridge as I walked back and forth, muttering to myself, wishing I hadn't been careless. If it's found, I hope it ends up back where it belongs, with its owner.
Hi, I’m Jordan Reed. I lost my chargers around 8:05 PM last Tuesday near the Morgantown Farmers Market on High Street after my backpack slid off my shoulder; the chargers spilled out and vanished into the evening crowd. I remember bending to pick them up and noticing one plug sticking out of the pocket, but the cords disappeared. They belong to my laptop and phone—both essential for an undergrad thesis due soon. I’m anxious and a bit frazzled, wondering if someone picked them up thinking they were stray cables. If you found them, please keep them safe until we can reconnect them with their owner.
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Lapis bangle bracelet. Dark shading with blue. Clasp was loose. Purchased from SpenserKuehn
I found a student ID this afternoon around 4:15 p.m. on the sidewalk outside the WVU Mountainlair, near the main entrance of the WVU Student Union in Morgantown. The card looked recent, with the owner’s photo and campus logo catching the late sun. I pictured the person grabbing a quick bite before class, then realizing their ID was missing. I held onto it and turned it into the campus Lost and Found, hoping the owner checks there soon. It feels good to keep something that important safe rather than letting it slip away in the bustle of campus life.
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