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I lost my leopard gecko yesterday around 3pm near Lighthouse Park on Huron Street in Port Huron. It's a small, about 4 inches long, gecko with sandy-yellow skin and irregular brown spots along its back. The tail is a bit chunkier than you'd expect, with a dark band near the base, and there's a tiny white scar on its right shoulder from a past handling. It was in a small glass terrarium with a green lid and a cork hide; I think it slipped out when I opened the car door briefly. This gecko belongs to my 9-year-old daughter and has a lot of sentimental value—really hoping to get it back!
I lost my keys yesterday around 3pm near the Fort Gratiot Lighthouse at Lighthouse Park in Port Huron. It's a brushed silver keyring with four keys, plus a bright red silicone tag and a tiny orange enamel dachshund charm. One key is a brass skeleton key from an old apartment, and another is a modern car key with a red fob. The whole thing is a little scuffed from daily use, and it has sentimental value because it's my everyday set, and I really need it back for work and rides.
I lost my gray Samsonite suitcase yesterday around 3pm near the Port Huron Public Library on Library Street after meeting a friend for coffee. It's a hard-shell 26-inch case with a visible scuff on the bottom and an orange luggage tag that says 'K. Rivera' in black marker. Inside there's a faded blue scarf and a passport sleeve that I was using as a reminder, plus a few travel-sized toiletries. The case felt like it had sentimental value because it held a small photo album from my grandmother's trip. If anyone found it, I'd really appreciate getting it back—please drop it at the library or reply here.
I lost my black Samsonite 28-inch suitcase with a bright red strap and a blue circular luggage tag on the handle. I last saw it yesterday around 3pm outside the Starbucks on Military Street in downtown Port Huron, near the Fort Gratiot Lighthouse parking lot. The suitcase is in decent shape, with a few scuffs on the corners and a zipper pull that sticks sometimes. Inside, there’s a gray hoodie, a travel-sized toiletry bag, and a small photo album from my grandma; the initials 'A.T.' are on the inside lid. It’s sentimental—this bag holds family memories and travel keepsakes. If anyone found it, I’d really appreciate getting it back.
I lost my blue paperback mystery novel yesterday around 3pm near the Fort Gratiot Lighthouse parking lot along the St. Clair River in Port Huron. It's a mass-market paperback, about 320 pages, with a visibly worn spine and a blue ribbon bookmark peeking out. On the back cover there's a small library sticker with a faded barcode, and inside I tucked a pressed concert ticket from last summer—the paper is curling at the edges. This book also has sentimental value; it was a gift from my aunt who loved mysteries, and I really need it back.
Found a black Ninja coffee maker this afternoon around 2:30pm in the parking lot behind the Port Huron Public Library on McMorran Boulevard. It's a compact, glossy unit with a dented chrome drip tray and a short power cord that's a bit tangled. There’s a small blue sticker on the side with the name 'Alex' and a faded sticker with a partial serial number. I picked it up thinking someone might be missing their morning coffee buddy—hopefully it’s yours. If you recognize it, reach out and I’ll get it back to you.
I found a compact gray AKAI MPK Mini MIDI controller this afternoon around 3:15pm in the parking lot behind the McMorran Place on McMorran Boulevard in downtown Port Huron. It's in decent shape, with a few light scratches on the top panel and a small blue sticker with the initials 'AO' on the back. It has 25 velocity-sensitive keys, and the knobs feel a bit stiff but work. The sleeve is a black nylon case with a zipper that has started to wear. I powered it on and loaded a few presets to check it, and everything lit up fine. If this is your gear, tell me the exact model and the serial number if possible, or describe the sticker on the back, and we can arrange a meetup to return it. Happy to help you get back to making music.
I found a compact black Korg microKORG synth this afternoon around 2:15pm in the parking lot behind McMorran Place on Huron Avenue, Port Huron. It's a 37-key portable synth with the signature orange power switch and white labels, and the red case has a small scuff on the corner. There’s a white sticker on the case that reads 'ARIA' and I spotted a blue guitar pick tucked inside the zipper pocket. The gear looks clean and seems to be in good working order from what I could tell. If you’re missing this, I’d be glad to help reunite you; I know how important your gear can be for a show or rehearsal.
I found a silver-tone chain necklace this morning around 10:15am near the Port Huron Public Library on McMorran Boulevard, tucked behind the bike racks by the entrance. It's an 18-inch chain with a small blue enamel heart pendant and a tiny engraving on the back that reads 'A.J.' The chain shows a bit of tarnish around the clasp, but the pendant is clean and the overall style is really pretty. It feels like it could be sentimental, like it might have been a gift. If this belongs to you, I’d love to help get it back—email me and we can arrange a safe meetup in Port Huron, maybe near the riverwalk by the library.
I found a blue-gray wooden coffee table this afternoon in Port Huron, outside the Blue Water Convention Center on Water Street after the rain. It’s about 48 inches long, 20 inches wide, with a single shallow drawer and a brass pull that’s a bit tarnished; there’s a small dent on the top-right corner and a light coffee stain near the center. The lower shelf shows a slight gap where the boards don’t line up, and there’s a faded label inside the drawer that looks like it once read 'Cedar Lane Furniture.' If someone recognizes it, I’d be glad to return it—I’m sure it matters to someone.