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8:15 a.m. Sunday by the Torrington Train Station, I spotted two large rolling Travel Bags left beneath a bench. They’re navy blue with scuffed corners and a faded tag that hints at a trip to London. There was no name tag, just a stack of receipts and a zipper that seemed to stick when I tugged it closed. I asked a few pedestrians if anyone owned them, but no one claimed them, so I moved them to a secure spot and kept watch, hoping the owner would realize their bags were missing soon.
Found action figures along Main Street, Northwestern CT, by Torrington Public Library, at about 4:45 p.m. last Friday. A little wind had scattered a plastic tote of figures across the curb, some still in their original packaging and others dusty from the pavement. I picked them up and left them on a bench outside the library, where foot traffic would see them easily. They remind me of childhood Saturdays spent trading figures with friends in the Litchfield Hills, and I would love to see these back with the right kid or collector.
I was finishing a late practice outside the old council chambers near Litchfield Green in Northwestern CT around 6:15 PM Tuesday when I realized my two violin cases were gone from the corner of the rehearsal room. The larger violin has a warm golden-brown varnish and a small chip along the edge; the smaller one is a lighter student model with a brighter tone. They’re priceless to me, as they’ve been passed down in my family for generations, and I’ve got a concert next month. I’ve retraced the path from the green to the library steps and back toward the river path by the mill, but they didn’t turn up. If you saw them, please keep them safe until I can pick them up.
I was at the Litchfield Green, just past the town center after picking up coffee, around 6:45 p.m. on Tuesday when I realized my driver's license was missing from my wallet. The license is a basic card with my name, and I’d hate to have it cause problems unless I can prove it’s mine. I’m hoping someone nearby picked it up or saw where it went, and I’d be grateful for any help in getting it back to me.
On Saturday around 10:30 a.m., I lost my two drones during a quick flyby near Kent Green in Kent, CT. I had parked by the old stone bridge and walked along the trail toward the Kent Falls overlook, but I can't recall where I set them down. The two drones are different colors: one matte black with a white camera housing, the other silver with a chipped prop. I’m hoping to recover them; they were gifts and I rely on them for weekend shoots and memories.
Hi, I’m Mia Chen. I lost my wooden train set this Sunday around 3:45 p.m. near the Kent Town Green, after we pulled over to rest at the trailhead by Route 7 in Northwestern CT. The engine is bright red with a black smokestack, pulling a tiny coal car and a conductor figure. It’s an old gift from my grandfather, and it means a lot to me, especially on days when I feel homesick for the old days. I can picture it on the living room rug, chipped edges and all, and I’m hoping someone found it and kept it safe until I can get it back.
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