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I found microwaves belonging to someone else in the community kitchen of my Providence, Rhode Island, apartment building at 7:42 AM today. They sat on the stainless counter, pulse light blinking, and the door hung with a tiny dent. The morning sun spilled through the window by the river, and the hum of the fridge kept me company as I surveyed the scene. I felt a mix of responsibility and relief, thinking of the person who might be searching for them. I’ve kept them safe in the staff room until the owner can claim them through the building manager.
I was walking my dog at 6:15 p.m. on Tuesday along Exchange Street by Providence Station when I spotted a small pile of coins under a bench. It looked like a century of change—pennies with copper sheen, a few bright nickels, and one silver coin that looked older. It felt like a tiny connection to someone’s routine—a bus ride, a tip jar, a quick purchase after a long day. I tucked the coins into a small tin and hoped they’ll help someone piece together their day again.
On Monday at 2:15 PM, I realized my CDs were missing after I stopped for a coffee near Providence Place Mall. I retraced my steps through the mall and out to Westminster Street, but the slim black case with my indie discs stayed elusive. They hold memories of long drives and study nights, and losing them feels personal. If you came across a small black CD case around the mall or along Westminster Street, I’d love to have them back.
While practicing scales at my upright piano, I left a bundle of sheet music on the coffee table and stepped out for a quick cup of tea. At 2:30 p.m. on Monday I realized the sheets were gone from my apartment on Benefit Street, Providence, just up the hill from the State House. The music is a well-worn anthology, pages yellowed with faint pencil marks and a torn corner on page 7; it belonged to my aunt and carried her handwriting. I feel frustrated and nostalgic, and I’d give anything to have it back at the piano.
I lost my black North Face parka, size M, with a faux-fur hood, yesterday around 3pm. It was outside the Dunkin' on Thayer Street in Providence, Rhode Island. It's a little worn but warm, with a working zipper and intact pockets. It has sentimental value—my sister gave it to me last winter, and I really need it back. A couple of distinguishing marks: a small compass patch sewn onto the left sleeve and a faint coffee stain on the inner lining near the zipper; if you found it, I’d be so grateful to get it back.
Yesterday around 6pm I lost my orange tabby cat near the East Side Market on Thayer Street in Providence, Rhode Island. He’s a medium-sized guy with a white chest and white paws, and he wears a green collar with a tiny silver bell; there’s a small notch in his right ear that helps him stand out. He’s microchipped, and I’ve had him since last year, so he’s really part of the family. I’m worried sick and would be beyond grateful to anyone who spots him—the gentle guy is friendly once he knows you. If you’ve seen him, please email me at [email protected].
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