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I was wrapping up a quick remodel and realized the drill and circular saw were lost. I was wrapping up a quick remodel and realized the drill and circular saw were lost. I was wrapping up a quick remodel and realized the drill and circular saw were lost. When I came back, the tools were gone and the space looked untouched, which makes me think someone might have picked them up by mistake. I checked the porch and the alley behind the building, but nothing turned up. I’m hoping a kind soul found them and held onto them; they’re essential for finishing a project at the house near the French Market.
Today, around 3:15 PM, I must have dropped my driver's license somewhere in the French Quarter, near Café du Monde at Jackson Square. I was hopping between street vendors and a brass band when I realized it was missing after I checked my wallet at a stoplight. The license is a standard card with my photo and name; I’m anxious because I need it for travel and ID checks tomorrow. I’ve been replaying the walk along Bourbon Street, hoping someone picked it up and held onto it.
I lost my Carry-ons during a stroll through the French Quarter last weekend. It was around 3:42 p.m. on Saturday, near Jackson Square, while I stopped for a quick coffee and map check. My carry-ons include a striped tote and a small gray backpack with a red tag. The crowd hummed with street music, and the sun slanted through the iron balconies, turning the cobblestones gold. Losing them felt like losing a piece of my travel plans and the sense of safety they carried—snacks, sunscreen, a favorite hoodie tucked away inside. The bags are sturdy, with a sun-faded leather patch.
Lost sheet music from my brass ensemble. I was rehearsing with friends on a humid Friday evening, about 6:15 p.m., near the French Market along the riverfront in New Orleans. I set the binder on a bench by a beignet vendor and stepped away for a moment to grab a quick drink. When I got back, the pages, with my name on the cover, were gone, and the crowd had already swallowed the street in music and chatter. It is a personal collection I have spent weeks on, and I hope someone found it and kept it safe until I can be reunited with it.
Hi, Marie LeBlanc here. I lost my equipment for various sports after a morning workout on Tuesday around 7:45 a.m. I had left a gym bag filled with tennis racquets, a basketball, and a pair of cleats near the City Park jogging path, just east of the large oak trees by the lake. The bag has a bright yellow strap and a blue towel sticking out of the zipper. I’m anxious because that gear is for games and practice and also full of memories. If you came across it, I’d really appreciate any help locating it.
I found this gold ring with an emerald this afternoon around 3:15pm while wandering along Decatur Street near Jackson Square, right outside Cafe du Monde in the French Quarter of New Orleans. It’s a slender 14k yellow gold band with a bezel-set square-cut emerald, and there’s a tiny scratch along the bezel edge that makes it easy to identify. Inside the shank there’s a faint engraving, 'JL', near the base in a delicate script. The emerald shows a natural inclusion that gives it character and makes it unique. I picked it up because it looked valuable and I really want to help reunite it with its owner—if this sounds like yours, share the initials and how you wore it so we can verify and get it back to you smoothly.
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