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Hi, I'm Morgan Hayes. I lost my favorite black leather belt with a small silver buckle. I wore it yesterday during a quick class on Hillsborough Street in Raleigh and stopped for a late coffee at Sunrise Café around 4:15 PM before wandering toward Pullen Park. I must have left it on a bench near the playground. It's the belt I reach for every day to finish my outfits, and it feels like a small piece of my daily routine is missing. If you found it, please help me get it back. It would mean a lot to me.
I was walking away from the Ackland Art Museum on the UNC-Chapel Hill campus around 2:30 p.m. on Saturday when I spotted two terrariums resting on a bench by the entrance. They looked lovingly cared for, with moss, tiny plants, and decorative rocks visible through clear glass, as if someone had made a tiny greenhouse in a jar. I left them in place for a moment to be sure they weren’t knocked over, then kept an eye on the bench as I continued my walk. They seem well-loved and likely have a story behind them.
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Lost my wallet near Glenwood. I may have lost it at Botanical Lounge where I work security.
On May 2, 2026, at about 7:50 a.m., I realized my small wooden toy train was missing from the seat pocket on a Raleigh-Durham line train as we rolled into Durham Station. I had tucked the little red-and-blue engine into a tote to keep it safe while I commuted to Chapel Hill, but it must have slipped out during the stop. The train is a simple yet cherished keepsake—my nephew loves it, and it means a lot to him. If you found it near the Durham Amtrak platform, I’d be grateful for any sign of its return.
Key ring with pink hello kitty key and roughly 4-5 other gold and silver colored keys.
Saturday around 11:00 a.m., I realized my utensils were missing from the kitchen counter after helping clean up brunch at a friend's place on Franklin Street in Chapel Hill. The set includes a wooden spoon with a chipped handle, a teal spatula, and a handful of metal forks. I must have left them behind in the rush to get out the door, and now I’m scrambling to replace them for a big potluck next week. If you found a mismatched collection of cooking tools around Franklin Street, I’d be grateful to hear from you—these utensils mean a lot to me.
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