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Found a tote of holiday decorations around 6:30 p.m. today in Oakland, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States. I was walking home from a class near the Cathedral of Learning on Forbes Avenue when I spotted a box on the curb outside a brownstone; inside were garlands, lights, a wreath, and a red velvet bow. They looked festive, as if someone was mid‑decorating and forgot to bring them inside. I’m posting here in case they belong to someone else and will leave them by the lamppost for now.
I was at Liberty Ave near the Carnegie Library in Oakland around 4:20 p.m. yesterday when I realized my pins were missing from my coat pocket. They’re small, sentimental keepsakes—one shows a tiny bicycle, another a heart—passed down from my grandmother. I retraced my steps along the sidewalk and checked the library entrance, the bus stop, and the cafe downstairs, but nothing turned up. Losing them makes me feel a little ridiculous and sad, but I’m hopeful they’ll be found and returned through the site.
I lost my black Sony WH-1000XM4 wireless headphones yesterday around 3pm near Primanti Bros on Forbes Avenue in Oakland. They’re in the original blue-gray case with a small dent on the lid and a faint coffee stain from last week. The headphones themselves are matte black with a worn leather headband and a tiny white scratch on the right ear cup. Inside the case I tucked a blue braided USB-C cable and a sticker that says 'Make It Happen' on the inner lid. They were a gift from my sister, so they mean a lot to me, and I’d really appreciate getting them back if found.
I lost my blue Nike swim trunks, size M, with an orange drawstring and a small white swoosh on the left leg. They're made of quick-dry fabric and a little worn, with a faint bleach stain near the back pocket. They were a gift from my sister for last summer's swim season, so there's sentimental value and I really need them back. I last had them yesterday around 3pm, while walking along the North Shore Riverfront Trail near PNC Park in Pittsburgh, by the Roberto Clemente Bridge. If anyone found them, please reach out—I'll be forever grateful and can offer a reward or helpful tips on local spots to check.
I found a pair of black Nike running shoes this morning around 7:40am outside the Market Street entrance to the City-County Building, near Market Square in downtown Pittsburgh. They’re size US 9.5, with a black mesh upper, white midsole, and a bright neon-green lace accent. One unique feature is the neon green laces that were tucked under the tongue, and inside the left shoe there’s a tiny stitched initials 'MJ' on the insole. The shoes show light wear, a small scuff on the toe, but overall in good condition. If these belong to you, please reach out with identifying details like the brand and size and the features I listed; I’d really like to help reunite them with their owner.
I found a pair of blue Nike swim shorts this afternoon around 3:40pm near the railing by Point State Park, the area where the trail heads toward the riverfront. They’re a medium size, quick-dry fabric, with a bright neon green trim along the leg seams and a white Nike swoosh on the left thigh. Inside the back pocket there’s a small tear that’s barely noticeable, and the drawstring is black with yellow tips, which makes them easy to spot. They look well cared for otherwise, just a bit damp from the river breeze. If you’re missing swim gear, I’d love to help get them back to you.
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