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I lost my black floor-length velvet gown yesterday around 7:15pm after leaving the Rhinelander Public Library on Main Street. It's an Adrianna Papell gown, size 6, with a satin lining and a detachable crystal belt at the waist. There's a tiny snag in the hem and a faint bead near the zipper that I usually cover with the belt. It has real sentimental value—it's a gift from my late aunt, and I wore it to a family wedding last weekend; I was supposed to wear it again this weekend. If anyone found it, I'd really appreciate getting it back; it means a lot to me.
I lost my gray Patagonia knit beanie yesterday around 3pm near the Eagle River Public Library on Main Street in downtown. It’s one-size-fits-all, a bit worn from the cold, and has a small black Patagonia logo patch on the front plus a faint blue stripe along the cuff. There’s a tiny snag near the hem and some light pilling from this winter’s wear. It was a gift from my grandmother, and I wore it constantly—it really kept me warm and means a lot to me. If anyone found it, I’d be grateful to get it back so I can keep my winter routine going.
Lost my 7-inch 14k white gold bracelet yesterday around 3pm near the library on Main Street in Rhinelander, Wisconsin. It's a delicate bracelet with a small sapphire heart charm. The inside of the clasp is engraved with the initials 'AP' and there's a tiny dent on the clasp from a snag on my sleeve. It came in a dark purple velvet pouch, which I probably dropped too. It means a lot to me—it's a gift from my mom and holds sentimental value; I really need it back.
I lost a medium navy blue canvas tote yesterday around 3pm near the Rhinelander Public Library on Davenport Street in Northern WI. It's a navy tote with orange zipper pulls and a small moose patch on the front, and it has a blue striped lining you only see when you open it. Inside I had a spiral watercolor sketchbook, a pair of tortoiseshell sunglasses, and a memory card with travel photos; there's also a faint coffee stain on the bottom corner. This bag means a lot to me — it holds photos and sketches from my grandmother's trips; if anyone found it, I'd be really grateful to get it back.
I lost my keys yesterday around 3pm near the Super One Foods on Tower Ave in Superior, WI, in Northern WI, by the canal behind the grocery lot. They’re on a black metal keyring with a red plastic tag marked 'M4' and a tiny brass compass pendant that can slide along the ring. There are a few house keys, a Ford car key, and a faded gym sticker on the back. It’s particularly sentimental because one key is my grandmother’s old house key, and I really need it back. If anyone finds them, please drop them at the Lost & Found desk at city hall or message me through this app.
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.
I found a bright orange child-sized sled this afternoon around 2:45pm behind the Rhinelander Public Library on Main Street. It's a Flexible Flyer–style plastic sled, about 30 inches long, with sturdy blue handles and a small dent on the front left corner; there’s also a faded fox sticker on the bottom. It’s a bit weathered from winter winds but still solid and rides fine. If this belongs to someone, it’d be great to reunite it with its owner—sleds like this mean a lot to kids during Wisconsin winters.
I found a gray JBL portable Bluetooth speaker with a yellow trim this afternoon around 3:15pm behind the CVS on Tower Avenue in Superior, near the harbor. It's in decent shape, a few scuffs on the plastic edge, but the grille and buttons work fine. It has a small red sticker on the bottom with the initials 'KP' and a braided fabric USB-C charging cable tucked next to it. I was walking back from the grocery store and picked it up thinking someone might be missing it, so I’m hoping to reunite it with its owner. If this sounds like yours, reach out and tell me the initials on the sticker and what’s on the screen when it’s powered up.
I found a framed watercolor painting of a snowy pine forest this afternoon around 3:15 PM behind The Northland Market on Main Street in Ashland, Northern Wisconsin. It's an 18x24 inch piece in a black frame with a slim gold inner edge, and the scene is done in cool blues with a tiny silver signature in the bottom-right corner that reads 'K. Mendez'. The frame has a minor scuff on the bottom left, but the painting itself is clean and lovely. It felt like a personal keepsake, maybe a gift from someone to a cabin or lake house—if this belongs to you, I’d be glad to help get it back.