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I lost my blue passport in a black leather cover yesterday around 3pm outside the Oneonta Public Library on Main Street. It’s a US passport issued last year, with a small coffee ring on the back cover and a faint dent on the lower-right corner. Inside the cover is a laminated photo of my grandfather that I kept for luck when I travel. I have a trip next week and really need it back. If you found it, email [email protected] so we can arrange a quick, safe handoff near the library or at the Starbucks on Main Street. Thanks for keeping an eye out—this thing is priceless to me.
I lost my beagle mix, Rio, yesterday around 3pm. He's a small-to-medium dog, about 25 pounds, with tan and white fur and a distinctive black patch over his right eye. He’s wearing a red nylon collar with a round silver tag that says Rio, and he has a small white heart-shaped patch on his chest along with a tiny notch in his right ear. I was at the Oneonta Public Library on Main Street when he darted after a jogger's dog and disappeared toward Neahwa Park; I’ve been panicked since then because he’s timid but super loving and really important to me, like a family member. If you’ve seen him, please email me at [email protected] or text me—no questions asked, I just want him home.
I lost my gray-and-white hamster yesterday around 3pm near the Oneonta Public Library on Main Street. She's the size of a walnut, with soft fur, a pink nose, olive-green eyes, and she wears a tiny sky-blue harness with a small silver bell. There's a faint crescent-shaped scar on her right shoulder from a past fall. This little guy is my daughter's pet and means a lot to us; I really need to get him back safe—he has sentimental value.
I lost my blue Nike running shorts, size M, yesterday around 3pm near the SUNY Oneonta campus track by the Main Street entrance to Neahwa Park. They’re cobalt blue with a lime-green drawstring and a white Nike swoosh on the left leg; there’s a tiny fray along the inner pocket seam and a subtle fade from many washes. They’re in decent used condition overall. These shorts are my go-to for practice and have sentimental value because they were a gift from my coach last season. If anyone found them, I’d really appreciate getting them back.
I lost my black iPhone 12 Pro yesterday around 3pm near the Oneonta Theatre on Main Street. It’s in a clear OtterBox case with a panda sticker on the back and a small dent on the bottom edge. The screen is cracked at the top-right corner, and I’ve got photos from my sister’s graduation in there—super sentimental for me. If you found it, I’d really appreciate getting it back; it’s important for staying connected here 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.
I found a silver-tone Skagen watch with a mesh band this afternoon around 2:30pm outside the Oneonta Public Library on Main Street. The face is clean and white with slim markers, and there’s a tiny nick on the bezel at the 3 o'clock position. The back is engraved with the initials 'MKT'. The mesh band is lightweight but feels sturdy and it catches the light nicely. If this is yours, please message me with details like the engraving or where you last wore it, and we can arrange a safe meetup near the library to hand it back.
I found a ceramic mug this afternoon around 3:15pm in the plaza behind the Oneonta Deli on Main Street. It's a medium-sized white mug with a hand-painted cobalt blue glaze swirling around the outside, and there's a small chip at the rim that shows the ceramic underneath. The handle has a slight scuff from daily use, and there's a faint coffee stain inside. I figured it might belong to someone who uses that mug as part of a gift set, but I couldn't see any brand name. If this mug belongs to you, please reach out with a way to verify the unique chip on the rim and the blue glaze pattern, and I'll arrange to return it.
I found a blue plush dragon about 12 inches tall with a red satin ribbon around its neck and tiny yellow stars on its belly. I spotted it this afternoon around 2:15pm tucked near the sidewalk behind the Oneonta Public Library on Main Street. It's in pretty good condition - some fuzz on the tail, but the stitching is solid and it smells faintly like clean laundry. I'm hoping the owner sees this and can describe the ribbon or the dragon's tiny star details to claim it. If you're missing a dragon, message me with a description and where you last had it.
I found a set of keys this morning around 7:45am in the parking lot behind the Oneonta Public Library on Main Street. There are three keys on a frayed blue nylon lanyard, plus a small round metal tag engraved 'AR-23' and a tiny red heart-shaped keychain. One key is a brass house key with a distinctive old notch, another is a silver key with a triangular bow, and there's a compact black car key fob with a few scratches. The set looks a bit worn but functional, and the lanyard is starting to fray. I know how stressful it is to lose something like this, and I’d really like to reunite them with their owner. If these are yours, share the initials on the metal tag and a quick description of the keys so we can verify and arrange pickup here in Oneonta.