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While walking home from work around 3:40 p.m. on Saturday, I spotted a pair of lamps sitting unattended on the sidewalk near the Coronado Theatre on Main Street. They looked sturdy and clean, with brass bases and cream shades, like someone forgot them after a late showing. I carried them to a safe spot and checked if anyone was nearby who might own them, but there was no one around. If these lamps belong to you or you know who they belong to, please reply through the site.
Yesterday around 8:30 p.m., I found a pair of toasters sitting on a curb behind the Coronado Theatre on North Church Street in Rockford. They were in a plain cardboard box, a receipt stuck under one of the flaps. No owner in sight, just a stray coffee cup and an empty streetlight. I checked around the alley and asked a couple of passersby if anyone was missing them, but no luck. I brought them here, hoping the rightful owner will see this and can claim them through the site.
I was at Sinnissippi Park gazebo around 6:45 PM on Saturday when the coins slipped from my pocket. The little coin collection belonged to my grandfather, a mix of old Lincoln cents and a shiny silver dollar from the 1960s. I remember the sun sinking behind the trees and the smell of kettle corn from a nearby vendor. I retraced my steps along the path by the Sinnissippi River, checked under the bench by the little fountain, and asked a couple passing joggers if they saw something. I’ve felt unsettled since—these coins carry family stories, and I'm hoping they’ve simply wandered into someone’s coat pocket. If you found them, please help me return them.
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On Saturday around 2:15 p.m., I realized my two scarves were gone after a quick bite near Coronado Theatre on State Street. I had them resting on a metal bench while I waited for friends to finish a photo stop, and by the time we circled back, wind and crowds had taken them away. They’re special to me—one is charcoal wool, the other a soft gray knit—and I wore them on a chilly downtown walk that morning. If you found two scarves on that bench by the theatre, I’d be grateful to hear from you.
This morning, around 9:30 AM, I realized my utensils were gone after I left the community center kitchen in Rockford, near Sinnissippi Park. It was a small set—two forks, two spoons, and a couple of wooden-handled spatulas—that I’d borrowed for a family dinner and forgot to unpack. They aren’t fancy, but they belong with my late grandmother’s old recipe box, and I’ve kept them for years. If you found them, please leave a note on the site so I can swing by the Rockford Police Station or the park office when I can.
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