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Hi, I am Mia Thompson. I lost my gym bag after my 7:15 a.m. workout outside the L.C. Walker Arena in Muskegon today. It is a black Nike duffel with a neon green zipper and a bright blue water bottle rattling inside. I set it down on a yellow bench by the arena entrance while I caught my breath, and when I looked back it was gone. I have my spare clothes and a photo I cannot replace tucked inside, and I am anxious about the game I have this weekend without it.
Yesterday at 6:20 pm I found two tiny hamsters wandering in a yard along Western Avenue, not far from Hackley Park. They were in a small plastic carrier with a little wheel, looking curious but a bit shaken by the street noises. A beige one and a gray one with white patches were sticking close to each other, noses twitching as cars rolled by. I kept them safe on my porch and brought them here, hoping to reunite them with their family soon.
I was strolling downtown Muskegon around 3:40 PM today when I realized my medication was missing from my tote. I had stopped to rest by Hackley Park and set the bag down for a moment; when I picked it back up, the bottle was gone. The bottle is white with a red cap, and the label shows my name. It’s essential for my health, and I’m anxious about being without it, especially with the lake air turning cool and windy today near the Muskegon Channel.
I was at Pere Marquette Park near the Muskegon Breakwater Lighthouse at 9:15 a.m. today when I realized my document holders weren't in my bag. They’re black leather, a bit scuffed, with a few receipts peeking out. I rely on them daily for work, and losing them has me stressed and worried about paperwork getting mixed up. I retraced my steps along Western Avenue to the marina, but I came up empty. If these turn up anywhere around the lighthouse, I’d be grateful to have them back with their owner.
On Friday around 9:30 PM, I realized I lost my holiday decorations from the front porch of our house on Jefferson Street, near Hackley Park in Muskegon. They’re a mix of red-and-green string lights, a foam snowman, and a garland that’s been in my family for years. I retraced my steps along Norton Avenue and the lakeshore, hoping I had simply left them somewhere obvious, but the yard was dark and empty. I’m really attached to these decorations; they remind me of last year’s Christmas parade and my grandma’s kitchen. If you saw them near Hackley Park, please let me know.
Friday at 6:15 p.m., I was wrapping up a sweaty spin class at the Muskegon YMCA by the lakefront when I realized my gym clothes were missing. My gray leggings, black hoodie, and a bright blue tank top were left behind in the locker area, and I must’ve left them somewhere between the weights and the glass wall by the pool. I retraced my steps through the locker rooms, the hallway near the group fitness studio, and even past the front desk, but they vanished. I’m anxious about them, especially the hoodie with the race logo on the sleeve. If someone picked them up thinking they'd be useful to a fellow gym-goer, I hope they’re returned to their owner.
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