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On Friday around 6:20 PM, I found a small pair of rabbits hopping along the hedge by Roger Williams Park in Providence, Rhode Island. They seemed frightened but curious, noses twitching as I approached slowly. It was clear they’d wandered away from a nearby home or enclosure, and I felt a pang thinking of the person who must be missing them. I kept them safe in a soft tote while I checked the area and posted a note around the neighborhood, hoping to reunite them with their owner through this site.
After a 6:30 PM workout at the Providence YMCA on Westminster Street, I realized my gym bag with clothes was gone. In the bag were a gray hoodie, a white T shirt with a small green logo, black leggings with a pink stripe, and a pair of old blue sneakers. I rely on that spare set for the drive home, and now I feel off balance without them. I retraced the hallway from the front desk to the locker rooms, asking the staff at the lost and found about a stray bag, but there was no luck. I am hopeful that someone picked up the bag and turned it in, and that I will be reunited with my things soon.
I lost my holiday decorations when a gust knocked over a box on Wickenden Street in Providence around 6:45 p.m. on December 15. The box held string lights, garlands, and a few handmade ornaments that carry family memories. Losing them feels like losing a piece of home, especially the heirloom ornament from my grandmother. I’ve checked the area around the Providence Public Library steps and Pine Street to no avail. If you spot a mismatched bundle of holiday decorations on or near Wickenden Street, please consider that they might belong to me.
I was grabbing a quick coffee before work when I spotted two carry-ons tucked behind a planter near the curb by Providence Station around 9:15 a.m. today. One is a black rolling suitcase and the other a navy soft-shell bag, both with travel stickers. There were no obvious IDs, so I left them on the information desk and hoped the owner would see this post.
I’m Mia Thompson, and I realized around 7:15 PM last Friday that my sports gear had vanished from my bag at the Providence Place Mall food court in downtown Providence, Rhode Island. The bag sat under a chair while I grabbed a pretzel, and when I turned back, the gear was gone. Inside was equipment for multiple sports—a pair of soccer cleats, a folded yoga mat, a basketball, and a few shin guards—all in a gray duffel with a blue stripe. I’m worried about keeping up with practices this week; this kit means a lot to me, both practically and emotionally. I’m hopeful someone picked it up and will return it to the lost-and-found.
On Friday afternoon around 4:30 p.m., I found three paintings leaning against a trash bin near the south entrance of Providence Station in Providence, Rhode Island. The frames are a little worn, but the canvases show varied scenes—a rocky shoreline, a calm harbor, and a sunlit street corner—each one vibrant in its own way. The signature in the corner is faint, and there’s a sense they were dropped in a hurry by someone rushing to catch a train. I’m posting this here in the hope the rightful owner sees it and can claim them again.
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