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I was in my Oneonta apartment yesterday around 3pm, finishing up a quick dinner, when I must have left my red Le Creuset 4-quart Dutch oven on the stove after I turned the burner off. It's bright cherry red with a black knob on the lid, and it’s in good used condition with a small chip on the rim from a past mishap. There’s a faint white cooking-class sticker on the bottom from last winter. It was a gift from my grandmother and means a lot to me—really hoping to have it back if anyone found it near Main Street, by the library, or around the Oneonta shops.
I lost my silver necklace this afternoon. It's a 16-inch sterling silver chain with a small heart pendant, about the size of a dime, and there's a tiny notch on the back. I was near the Oneonta Public Library on Main Street around 3pm yesterday, and a gust of wind knocked it from my neck, dropping it near the library benches. It has sentimental value—my grandmother gave it to me last year—and I really need it back. The chain is smooth with light scratches, and the heart pendant has initials 'AY' engraved on the back. If anyone found it, please reach out; I’d be so grateful to be reunited with it.
I lost my black digital metronome yesterday around 3pm near the Oneonta Public Library on Main Street. It's a palm-sized device, about 3x2 inches, with a white display and a bright red LED, and there's a tiny scratch on the back bottom corner plus a small blue star sticker with my initials 'AF' on the side. This metronome is one of my miscellaneous musical items and it’s tied to practice for gigs, so it carries sentimental value and I really need it back. If you’ve seen it, you can reach me at [email protected].
I lost my leopard gecko yesterday around 3pm. It's about 7 inches from head to tail, orange-tan with dark speckles and a chunky tail. It's in good condition and eats regularly when I feed it crickets. I last saw it outside the Oneonta Public Library on Main Street, near the bench by the bus stop and the flower beds in front of the building. It has sentimental value to me—my sister gave it to me as a gift last year—and I'm really hoping to get it back safe. There's a tiny pale crescent-shaped scar behind its left eye and a slight kink at the end of its tail that a keeper would recognize. If you found it, please reach out.
I lost my black Korg Minilogue XD synthesizer (37 keys) yesterday around 3pm. It was in a soft-shell case with a blue carrying strap, and there's a small red 'AH' sticker on the back panel. I last saw it near the Oneonta Public Library on Main Street after a quick practice session with a friend. The unit is in good condition aside from a couple of light scuffs on the casing, and it's sentimental because it was a gift from my mentor. If you found it, I’d really appreciate getting it back. You can reach me at [email protected] or reply through the app; I can meet at the library or at my place on Walling Avenue to pick it up.
I found a watch this afternoon around 2:15pm by the bike racks behind the Oneonta Public Library on Main Street. It's a black leather strap with a round silver-tone case, about 42mm in diameter, and a small date window at 3 o'clock. The back is engraved with the initials 'J.R.' and there's a tiny scratch on the bezel near 7 o'clock. The band shows slight wear but the face is clean and easy to read. It looks like someone would want this back—it feels sentimental, and I’d be glad to help reunite it with its owner if it belongs to you.
I found a walnut coffee table this afternoon around 2:15pm outside the Oneonta Public Library on Main Street, near the bike racks by the entrance. It’s a solid piece, about 48 inches long, with a warm walnut finish and a distinctive live edge along one side. There’s a small circular dent on the front left leg and a brass sticker that reads 'Morrow Home' near the bottom edge. It looks like it’s been cared for, just a few light scratches here and there. If this belongs to someone in Oneonta, I’d love to see it go home to the right person.
I found a pair of blue Adidas soccer cleats with neon lime laces this afternoon around 2:15pm behind the Oneonta YMCA on Main Street. They're men's size 9, in decent condition with a few scuffs on the toe. One shoe has a tiny blue marker doodle on the inside heel and a loose stud on the left cleat. They look like they were recently worn but still have some life in them. If these belong to you, I’d love to help get them back.
I found a vintage stamp album this afternoon around 2:15pm, tucked behind a bench near the Oneonta Theatre on Main Street. It's a red leather binder with a small gold crest on the front and a sturdy snap clasp. Inside there are stamps from the 1950s and 60s on yellowed pages, plus a little envelope tucked in the back pocket with a handwritten note addressed to 'Maria Chen' in New York. The whole thing smells faintly of old glue and ink, and it sure looks like someone put a lot of care into it. If this belongs to you, send me a note and we can figure out a time to meet up in Oneonta.
I found a gray Anker Bluetooth speaker this afternoon around 2:15pm outside the Oneonta Public Library on Main Street. It's about 6 inches tall, cylindrical, with a dent on the top ring and a small blue sticker with the initials 'SR' on the bottom. The fabric cover is a bit worn but it still pairs and plays sound when tested for a minute. I figured someone must be missing it, and I'd love to help get it back to its owner. If this is yours, share the last time you used it or the initials on the sticker to verify.
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