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I'm Mason Reed. I was at the Plattsburgh Public Library reading room around 7:25 PM on Tuesday after a long practice, and I discovered my folder of original sheet music missing from the table. The bundle contains four pages of handwritten markings for a chamber piece, bound in a blue binder with a faded stamp on the cover. The music is part of my recital program next week, so this loss stings a lot—the notes are etched in my muscle memory. If someone picked it up by mistake, I'd be grateful to have it back where it belongs, and I'll replace any copies.
After a late rehearsal at the Strand Center for the Arts in downtown Plattsburgh on Tuesday around 7:45 PM, I realized my two keyboards were missing from the side room by the stage. They’re in a black soft case with a few scratches and a sticker that says 'Northwind' across the zipper. I played the keyboards for my students and for local gigs, and losing them feels like losing a part of my daily voice. If you see them, please know how much they mean to me—their sound is tied to the music I bring to the Adirondacks.
I realized my driver's license was missing at 9:10 a.m. Thursday after a coffee run on Oak Street in Plattsburgh. I’d walked from a cafe toward the riverfront, through Broad Street and up toward Champlain Centre, and I must have dropped it somewhere along that route. It’s a New York license with my photo and name, and losing it has me worried about travel and errands this week.
At 6:45 p.m. last Tuesday, I left the SUNY Plattsburgh gym after a cardio class and realized my gym bags were missing from the rack near the front desk. One bag is gray with a red zipper and a neon-yellow carabiner; the other is black with a white stripe. I retraced my steps through the lobby and out toward Clinton Street, asking staff and a couple of other gym-goers, but no one saw anything. I’m worried about the clothes and gear inside, and I’m hoping someone who picked them up kept them safe near the Plattsburgh YMCA or the park across Clinton Street.
I realized around 7:45 pm last Tuesday that my two stainless-steel toasters were missing from the kitchen counter in my apartment near the Plattsburgh Amtrak Station. The cords were tangled and the little crumb tray still held a faint hint of butter and cinnamon from breakfast. I left them on the edge of the island after a rushed dinner, and I’ve replayed every step through my head since then. It feels silly, but those toasters were part of our morning ritual, and their absence makes the kitchen feel empty. If someone picked them up by mistake, I’d be grateful to have them back where they belong.
I found a folder labeled Travel Visas yesterday at 4:15 PM near the Plattsburgh Amtrak station, along the riverfront. The brown leather cover was scuffed, and a few visa pages peeked out between the pages. It hit me how easily a trip can be upended by a missing document, and I felt a mix of concern and responsibility as I held onto it. I’m hopeful the owner will see this and claim their papers soon, and that the trip plans can still go ahead.
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