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I lost my two-tone bracelet yesterday around 3pm in downtown Traverse City, near Clinch Park along Front Street. It's a slender 7-inch bracelet with a gold-tone strand and a silver-tone strand, and a small anchor charm on the clasp. There's a tiny 'A' engraved on the inner side and some wear on the plating from daily use. It used to be a gift from my grandmother, so it's sentimental to me, and I’d really appreciate it if someone turned it in.
I lost my red-eared slider turtle yesterday around 3pm near Bayfront Park on Front Street in Traverse City. It’s a little over 4 inches across the shell, green with yellow stripes, and you can spot the red patches behind each eye. There’s a small crescent-shaped white scar on the left edge of the carapace, which is a telltale mark if you spot it. I’ve been keeping it in a bright blue plastic tote with a clear lid that I labeled 'TC Turtle' in black marker; the tote sits inside a soft towel in my car. This turtle is part of our family now—my daughter adopted it from a shelter last year—and I’m really hoping it comes home soon.
I lost my handmade patchwork quilt yesterday around 3pm. I had it draped over a chair outside Cherry Republic on Front Street in Traverse City when I ducked into a coffee shop for a minute. It's a queen-size quilt, about 70 by 90 inches, with navy, forest green, cream, and rust squares and teal running stitches along the seams. There’s a small bluebird embroidery on the bottom-right corner and a faded monogram 'GP' on the back tag. It’s pretty worn and shows its age, but it was crafted by my grandmother and has huge sentimental value. If anyone finds it, email [email protected]; I’d be forever grateful.
I lost my NMU student ID card yesterday around 3pm. It's a blue laminated ID with my photo, name Priya Patel, and the NMU logo on the back. It was attached to a purple lanyard and I was last seen near the Superior Dome on Presque Isle Ave after finishing class at the Science Building. The card has a tiny coffee stain on the lower right corner and a small crease along the edge. It really matters to me because it's my campus access and it has sentimental value—I'd be really relieved to get it back before exams. If anyone found it, I'd really appreciate getting it back.
I lost my navy blue US passport yesterday around 3pm while I was in Northern Michigan. I was at the Starbucks on Lake Street in downtown Petoskey when I must have set it down and walked off. The cover is navy blue with a noticeable crease along the lower right corner, and there is a tiny coffee ring on the back. Inside, there is a faded passport photo and a small Horizon Travel Club sticker tucked into the inner sleeve. This passport is essential for my upcoming trip to visit family in Michigan next month, and it has sentimental value; it was a gift from my grandmother. If anyone found it, please reach out; I’d be incredibly grateful to get it back.
Found this watch this afternoon around 2:15pm along Front Street by Clinch Park in downtown Traverse City, Northern Michigan. It's a silver stainless steel Seiko chronograph with a black dial and a brown leather strap, about 42mm across, with a bit of wear. There's an 'JH' initials engraving on the back and a small scratch near the 3 o'clock marker, which are pretty distinctive. It looks like someone may be missing it after a lakeside stroll, and I'd rather it find its owner. If you think it's yours, tell me the initials on the back and roughly where you last wore it.
This afternoon around 2:45pm I found a medium-sized dog wandering near Bayfront Park along Front Street in downtown Traverse City, Northern Michigan. He's a black-and-tan mix, about 40 pounds, with a short coat and a white patch on his chest. He wears a bright blue collar with a silver heart-shaped ID tag that reads Sunny, and there's a small crescent scar on his left hind leg. I know the owner will be relieved to have him back, and I’d love to help reunite you—if this could be your dog, send me a message and I’ll get you connected.
I found this afternoon around 3:15pm in the Bayfront Park parking lot by the Petoskey Municipal Marina, Northern Michigan. It’s a blue JBL Charge 4 wireless speaker with a black rubber bumper and a small dent on the top left. There’s a tiny red sticker on the bottom edge that reads 'Ava 12'—a quirky identifier I noticed while I checked the buttons. It played a tune clearly when I turned it on, so it seems fully functional. I know how important this little speaker can be for someone after a day of errands, so I’m hoping to get it back to its owner.
I found a beagle-mix this afternoon around 3:15 pm wandering near Clinch Park Beach on Front Street in Traverse City. The dog is medium-sized with mostly white fur and tan patches, and it wears a bright red collar with a blue bone-shaped tag that reads 'Scout'. There’s a small scar on his left hind leg and a slight limp when he walks. I checked for a microchip at the local shelter, but nothing came up. He seems friendly, good with people and other dogs, and I’d really like to help him get back to his family if this is your dog.
I found a small green parakeet this afternoon around 3:30 pm near Clinch Park Marina on Front Street in downtown Traverse City. It’s about 6 inches tall, emerald-green body, yellow head, blue-tinted tail, and it wears a small blue leg band on the right leg with the code 'TC-07'. The bird seemed curious but a bit nervous, and it perched on the railing by the water before letting me approach. If you own a parakeet matching this description, share a photo or details to confirm ownership and we can arrange a handoff.
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