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I lost my Omron digital blood pressure monitor yesterday around 3pm. It's a compact gray unit with a blue cuff, about the size of a paperback, and the screen is a little scratched from daily use. The travel case is a dark gray zip pouch with a bright red zipper pull that you can't miss. I last had it outside the CVS on Hope Street in Providence, near Wayland Square, after I stepped out to grab a quick refill. This monitor is essential for my daily health routine, and the loss has me worried— I really hope someone found it and can return it.
I lost my navy Coach tote yesterday around 3pm near the escalators by the food court at Providence Place Mall in Providence, RI. It's a medium-sized pebbled leather tote with gold hardware and a tan suede lining. There’s a faint coffee stain along the bottom edge, and a small brass dragonfly charm hangs from the zipper pull. Inside, I keep a photo of my grandma and my medical ID; my initials 'PRK' are etched on the inner pocket. It’s really sentimental to me—it was a gift from my grandmother and holds a lot of memories. If you found it, please reach out; I’d be so grateful to get it back.
I lost my navy blue North Face puffer jacket yesterday around 3pm near Kennedy Plaza in downtown Providence, RI. It's a medium, men's cut with a detachable faux-fur hood and a bright orange zipper pull. The jacket shows a few city-scrape marks on the hem and has a small crescent moon patch on the left sleeve plus a torn inner pocket seam that's been taped. It was a gift from my grandmother and holds sentimental value, so I’m really hoping someone turned it in—if you found it, I’d really appreciate getting it back.
I lost my gold-tone hoop earrings with a small freshwater pearl charm yesterday around 3pm near the Dunkin' on Westminster Street by Providence Place Mall in Providence. They’re about 1 inch in diameter, gold-tone brass with a delicate pearl dangling from one hoop. One hoop is slightly bent and the pearl charm has a tiny blue enamel star attached at the base—unique enough to spot if you see them. They were a gift from my grandmother and have a lot of sentimental value; I really need to get them back. If you’ve seen them, I’d really appreciate hearing about it; they’re a small but irreplaceable piece.
I lost my white, standard-size business card for Oceanview Realty yesterday around 3pm near Dunkin’ Donuts on Westminster Street in Providence, Rhode Island. The card shows the Oceanview Realty logo—a tiny blue lighthouse—on the front and my name, 'Mia Chen,' in bold. The back has my contact details and a faint coffee stain I got from a spill last week, plus a small doodle of a lighthouse in blue ink in the corner. This card is how I reach clients, so I’m really hoping someone picked it up and can hand it back. If you found it, please message me at [email protected].
Found a mid-century teak coffee table this afternoon around 3:45 pm in the parking lot behind the CVS on Thayer Street in Providence, Rhode Island. It's about 48 inches long, with a clear glass top and a warm honey-toned finish. There are a couple of small scratches on the edge and a tiny pencil mark on the underside that reads 'Miller & Co. 1967.' One leg looks a bit taller than the others, giving it a slight wobble if you lean on it, but it’s otherwise sturdy and clean. If this sounds like your table, drop me a message here and we can arrange a quick pickup.
I found a beige Coach crossbody bag this afternoon around 3:15pm in the parking lot behind Providence Place Mall, near the Cheesecake Factory in Providence, Rhode Island. It's a medium-sized, pebble-grain leather bag with a long adjustable strap and shiny gold-tone hardware. Inside there’s a blush-pink wallet and a seashell charm on the keyring, plus a spare house key. There’s a tiny red thread stitched near the zipper and a small crease on the bottom corner—distinctive details I figured might help the owner recognize it.
I found a silver bracelet this afternoon around 3:45pm on Westminster Street in Providence, Rhode Island, right outside the Bank of America near Exchange Terrace. It’s a slim sterling-silver chain, about 7 inches long, with a tiny pink-enamel heart charm and a small brushed tag engraved with 'A.R.' The bracelet has a few light scratches from sidewalk wear but is otherwise in good condition. It feels like sentimental jewelry rather than fashion stuff, which makes me think the owner might be missing it badly. If this belongs to you, I’d really like to help reunite it with you.
I found a maroon knit scarf this afternoon around 2:45pm near the Providence Place Mall entrance on Westminster Street in Providence, RI. It's a J.Crew merino wool scarf, about 70 inches long, with a cream edge stripe and a small navy monogram 'N.L.' stitched near the lower corner. The scarf is in good used condition with a little pilling from wear, and the soft wool feels warm and luxurious. I know how sentimental a scarf can be, so if you lost it, I’d really love to help reunite it with you—just share a couple details to confirm ownership.
I found a small green parakeet this morning around 7:45am near the Rhode Island State House on Smith Street in Providence. It has a bright blue tail, a yellow beak, and a tiny red ring on its right leg with '24' engraved. It seemed pretty tame and hopped onto a lamppost for a moment before I approached, then perched on my finger for a few seconds. It doesn't wear a collar, and it chirped when I offered a little seed. If this is your bird, I’d really like to help you get him back—pets like this are family to someone and deserve to be home.