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I was decorating for a neighborhood Christmas gathering when I realized my holiday decorations were gone. I had just unplugged the strand of multicolored bulbs and set the pine garland on the mantel, plus a snowy white star topper that lights up the room. On Tuesday at 7:45 PM, I stepped outside for a minute to grab a hot cocoa from a neighbor, and when I came back the box was empty and the tree looked bare. The missing items include a red-and-gold tinsel garland, a vintage snow globe, and that star topper, all left on the coffee table near the Oneonta Theatre on Main Street. I am anxious and hopeful, because these decorations meant a lot to my small-town Christmas display, and I’d love to have them back before the community caroling event on Saturday.
Today at around 10:45 a.m., I realized my travel adapters were missing from my backpack while I stood in line at the Main Street Diner in Oneonta. The blue-and-gray set has one cracked cap, and a simple USB-C brick—nothing flashy, but essential for keeping my devices charged on the road. I backtracked toward the Oneonta Farmers Market area and even checked Neahwa Park, but there’s no sign. These adapters mean a lot to my work trips, and I’m hoping someone picked them up by mistake and can return them through this site.
I lost my navy knitted scarf yesterday around 3pm outside the Oneonta Public Library on Main Street. It's a thick, hand-knitted scarf in navy blue, about 60 inches long, with a small pine-needle embroidery near the left fringe and a tiny snag near the hem from a windy day. There’s a fabric tag sewn on the inside that reads 'AM'—my initials. It was a gift from my grandmother and has really sentimental value; I wore it most days this winter and it always kept me warm. If anyone found it, please reach out—I'd be grateful to get it back.
I found a silver bracelet this afternoon around 3:15pm in the parking lot behind the Oneonta Public Library on Main Street. It's a slim silver chain with a small heart charm and a tiny blue bead, in pretty good condition with a bit of wear at the clasp. Inside, there's a tiny engraving—'A.J.'—which might help the owner identify it. If this sounds like yours, message me a description of the bracelet and a detail only you would know, and I'll do my best to get it back to you—this piece clearly matters to someone.
I lost my bright green leopard gecko yesterday around 3pm. It's about 4 inches long, with a white belly and a few tiny yellow speckles along the back, plus a small notch in the tail. It lives in a clear Exo Terra terrarium with a blue lid; I was moving it around near the Oneonta Public Library on Main Street when it probably slipped out. Last seen around the library crosswalk on Main Street, Oneonta. This little guy is shy and has sentimental value—I've had him for years and really need him back.
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.
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