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I was packing up after a small community music class near 7th Street and Van Buren around 3:30 pm yesterday when I realized my xylophones were missing from the storage rack. I retraced the block toward Roosevelt Row and checked the carport behind the building, but nothing turned up. They’re two bright wooden xylophones with painted edges and one dented bar; the mallets are bright red. This means a lot to the kids I teach, and I’m hoping someone who saw something near the Phoenix Public Library or along Central Avenue kept them safe.
Hi there, I’m Grace. I realized around 8:15 PM on Tuesday that my Breeds binder wasn’t on the bench where I left it during a quick stop near the light rail stop at 3rd Street and Van Buren in Phoenix. I had stepped away to help a neighbor with some errands, and when I got back it was gone. Inside the binder are notes, sketches, and labels for a community project I’ve been building about dog breeds, and losing it hits hard. I’m hoping someone found it and turned it in—if you did, please keep it safe; it means a lot to me.
I lost my radios after a late studio session in Phoenix. At around 9:20 p.m. last Tuesday, I left a small studio on 7th Street in the Roosevelt Row Arts District, just west of Roosevelt, beside the light rail line. I set them on the hood of my car while I tightened a loose connector, and when I looked again they were gone. They’re two compact portable radios in a black carrying case; one is teal with a chipped edge, the other gray and a bit scuffed. They’re not priceless, but they power a community radio show I help run, and I miss them.
I lost my travel adapters downtown around 8:45 PM yesterday, probably left on a chair outside the Phoenix Art Museum along Central Ave. I spent the next hour retracing my steps, hands a bit shaky, hoping I hadn’t left them in a cab or a café. The adapters are silver, tucked inside a gray zip case with a bright blue Travel sticker—these are essential for my trip next week. If you happened to find them, I’d be grateful to know they’re safe; I’m really hoping this listing helps.
Hi, I’m Mia Carter. I lost my CDs this afternoon around 4:15 pm after leaving a cafe near the Phoenix Art Museum. I was crossing 3rd Street toward Van Buren when I realized the tote felt lighter and the blue plastic case with a desert-sunset sticker was missing. Inside are a few indie rock discs and a travel mix that means a lot to me. It’s a small thing, but those songs pull together memories of road trips and late-night drives. If you found a blue case near Central Ave and McDowell, please get in touch.
I found a leopard gecko this afternoon around 4:15 pm near the Phoenix Public Library on Central Ave, just north of Van Buren. It’s about 3 inches long from snout to tail and has a bright yellow base color with orange-red spots along its back. The tail looks slightly regrown with a light patch at the tip, and there’s a pale scar on its belly that’s pretty distinctive. It seemed healthy and warm in the sun, but I’m sure it belongs to someone who’s missing a pet — I’d hate for it to get stressed out in the heat. If you’re the owner, send me a message here and we can arrange a pickup near the library.
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