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I’m writing because I’ve lost my Breeds notebook in Peoria, Illinois. I last had it around 7:10 p.m. on Tuesday, near Peoria Riverfront Park’s south lot, close to the Market on Main Street. It’s a collection of breed notes and photos—irreplaceable to me. I didn’t realize it was missing until heading home and noticing the empty bag, the page markers still open to a doodle of a dog. The night air was cool, streetlights glowed on the river, and I felt a mix of worry and determination. If you’ve seen it, please consider sharing this post; I’m hoping to recover it soon.
At around 5:15 p.m. yesterday, I must have set my Work Cases down on the curb near the river walk by the Peoria Civic Center. They are two black leather cases with metal latches, one slightly scuffed from a truck bed. Inside are folders, blueprints, and a USB drive with client notes, all tied up with a red strap. I keep replaying last minute conversations and worry about losing sensitive materials. If someone found them near Riverfront Park or the Civic Center area, please let the site know so I can recover them.
Yesterday around 5:45 p.m., I left my shopping bags on a bench outside the corner grocery near Peoria's Courthouse Square. Inside were a few reusable totes, a pink notepad with my grocery list, and a small umbrella with a red handle. I was heading to a friend's apartment near the riverfront when I realized they were gone. The bags are plain black on the outside, but they hold important flyers and notes from the volunteer group I work with. If you saw them or picked them up by mistake, please let me know through the site.
Hi, I'm Olivia Mitchell. I lost my airline boarding pass after an event at the Peoria Civic Center around 5:45 p.m. on Saturday. I had left it on a chair in the lobby while I spoke with a colleague, and by the time I turned around, it was gone. The pass is printed on light pink paper with my flight details and the gate number, and it’s tied to a trip I’ve been looking forward to with my mom. I’m anxious about the trip and grateful if someone found it and kept it safe.
Two radios were left on a bench by the Peoria Riverfront this evening around 6:45 PM. I had paused to check a map on my phone and must have stepped away for a moment; when I turned back, the radios were gone. The bigger one is a vintage black and silver transistor model, and the smaller is a gray handheld walkie-talkie. They belonged to my grandfather and my uncle, so they carry memories as well as tunes. I’ve retraced Market Street and checked the Peoria Public Library area, but I haven’t found them yet.
I found a pair of glasses this morning around 7:45am on the sidewalk outside the Riverfront Park entrance off Main Street in Peoria. They’re black acetate Wayfarer-style frames with a small scratch on the right lens and initials 'A.J.' etched on the inner left temple. The glasses sit in a navy blue hard case with a slightly worn zipper, tucked under a bench near the Oak Street crossing. They look well-loved but still sturdy, and I figured they must belong to someone who really needs them for work or school. If you’re missing a pair, I’d love to help get them back to you—please reply with a description of the case or those initials.
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