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I lost my black leather briefcase yesterday around 3pm near the Rhinelander City Plaza on Main Street in Northern Wisconsin. It’s a mid-sized Samsonite with a slightly worn exterior, and a bright blue lining visible when you open it. There are two small dents on the bottom-right corner and a red zipper pull that makes it easy to spot. Inside is a memo pocket with embossed initials 'JP' and a faded family photo, plus my resume and a USB drive—things I really need back for work. It was a gift from my father and carries sentimental value, so I’d be grateful to get it back. If you found it, you can reach me at [email protected].
I lost my orange tabby Mochi yesterday around 3pm near the library on Stevens Street in Rhinelander, Northern WI. Mochi is a medium-sized, short-haired cat with bright green eyes, orange fur, and a white chest and paws. He wears a blue collar with a tiny silver bell, and there’s a small white patch on his chest that’s almost heart-shaped. He’s my indoor buddy and means the world to me—this really has me worried and I’m hoping for a quick return. If you spot him, please email me at [email protected] so we can arrange a meetup.
I lost my red Mapex snare drum yesterday around 3pm behind The Music Barn on Tower Ave in Superior, WI. It's a 14x6.5-inch red gloss maple shell with a couple of stickers from the Ironwood High School marching band on the inside hoop. The finish has a few light scratches and there’s a small dent on the rim near the snare throw-off, and the heads are a bit worn from weekly practices. This drum is special to me—it's a gift from my late uncle and it carries a lot of sentimental value. If you found it, email me at [email protected]. I’d be grateful to get it back.
I lost my black Sony WF-1000XM4 wireless earbuds yesterday around 3pm near the public library on Tower Ave in Superior, WI. They came in a blue charging case, and the right earbud has a tiny dent along the edge while the lid of the case has a small chip from a fall last winter. It's a compact setup I wear every day for calls and music, and this particular pair was a gift from my sister last Christmas, so they have a lot of sentimental value. Email me at [email protected] so we can figure out the best way to return them.
I lost my navy blue Calvin Klein tuxedo jacket, size 40R, yesterday around 3pm near the library on Lincoln Street in Rhinelander. It's in good condition overall, just a few wrinkles from being in a garment bag, and the satin lapels show light wear. There’s a discreet monogram 'KM' stitched in silver inside the left pocket, and a tiny dent on the left sleeve near the elbow. This jacket was a sentimental gift from my grandmother and I really need it back for a formal event this weekend, so I’d be grateful for any help in getting it home. If you found it, please drop it at the Lost & Found or contact me and we can arrange a pickup.
Found a blue compact travel umbrella this afternoon around 2:30pm in the parking lot behind the Walmart on Tower Ave in Superior, WI. It's navy blue, compact when closed (about 11 inches) with a 42-inch arc when opened, automatic open/close, and a black handle. There's a small neon-green 'Explorer Club' sticker on the inner lining, a nice, easy identifier if someone recognizes it, and the canopy shows minor wind scuffs but works fine. If this is yours, shoot me a note here and we can meet at the Walmart customer service desk to return it.
I found this silver-toned pendant necklace this afternoon around 3:15 pm in the parking lot behind the Ashland Library on Main Street, Northern WI. It's a delicate 16- to 18-inch chain with a small pinecone charm and a tiny heart charm with the initials 'KB' engraved on the back. The chain shows a little tarnish, and the pendant has a crisp pinecone detail that makes it feel like woodland jewelry, a nice touch of personal style. It’s a simple piece of miscellaneous jewellery, but I know how much sentiment a piece like this can carry, especially if it was a gift or has a story attached. If this is yours, I’d love to help get it back to you—email me at [email protected] to arrange pickup or drop-off.
I found a pair of glasses this afternoon around 2:15pm in the parking lot behind the Ashland Public Library on Main Street. They're black rectangular frames, about medium width, with a subtle gold metal trim at the hinges and a small chip on the bottom corner of the left lens. The brand on the inside of the left temple reads Ray-Ban, and there’s a blue microfiber pouch tucked in with a faint coffee stain on the case. I'm posting here hoping the owner recognizes them; if you're missing a pair with those features, I'm pretty sure they're yours. Happy to meet up in Ashland to return them.
Found a navy blue Samsonite carry-on this afternoon around 2:15pm in the parking lot behind Northern Lights Coffee on Tower Ave in Superior, WI. It’s a medium-sized hard-shell case with light surface scratches along the edges, and a bright red zipper pull that’s easy to spot. There’s a faded Iceland travel sticker on the lid and a white bear-shaped keychain clipped to the handle, plus a small luggage tag with the initials 'JL' on it. Inside, the lining is gray and there’s a printed label with 'L. Patel' in Sharpie, which feels like a clue to the owner. If this is yours, describe the bear keychain or the Iceland sticker to claim it.
I found a black leather bifold wallet this afternoon around 3:15pm in the parking lot behind Super One Foods on Main Street in Ashland, WI. It's a slim wallet with a small scuff on the corner and a gray stitching line along the edge. Inside, there are several cards and a faded photo of a dog wearing a red collar, plus a few crumpled receipts. The wallet has initials 'JH' embossed on the inside, a unique identifying feature I noticed. If you recognize it, please reach out so I can help get it back to its owner.
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