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Saturday around 11:00 AM, I was helping set up for a neighborhood yard sale in Roswell, New Mexico, near the Roswell UFO Museum on Main Street. I had two weathered wooden folding chairs stacked in the back of my truck and must have forgotten them when I loaded the last box. They’re sturdy, with a small chip on the left leg and a faded green cushion on one of them. They’re not just chairs—they’re part of our family gatherings and summer barbecues. I’d be grateful to have them back where they belong.
On Friday at about 6:15 p.m., I was walking along Main Street in Roswell, just outside the Roswell Museum and Art Center, when I realized my Avians were gone from my tote. The evening air carried the faint scent of coffee from a nearby cafe, and the neon signs flickered above storefronts as I retraced my steps past the antique shop and the little bookstore. These aren’t just trinkets to me; they’re a reminder of a trip I took with my sister, and they feel like a small piece of home I’m carrying in my bag. I’m anxious and unsettled without them, and I keep hoping someone found them nearby and held onto them until I could return.
Last night around 7:15 p.m., I was walking through downtown Roswell after a bite near the Roswell Museum & Art Center. I paused near the alien statue at the plaza to check my phone, and somewhere between the benches and the museum entrance my silver studs slipped from my ears. The backs could be under a chair or tucked in the mulch near the planters. They’re not fancy, but they’re meaningful—a gift from my grandmother and a reminder of a concert tour. If anyone found them, please drop them off at the museum front desk or wherever is convenient around the plaza. I’d be grateful to have them back.
I was wandering around Roswell Plaza on Main Street yesterday evening, around 5:45 PM, when a gust swept my shopping bags away from my cart. I had two totes—one blue, one tan—with groceries and a couple of gifts tucked inside. I retraced the sidewalks by the Roswell Museum and the parking lot, but they vanished into thin air. I’m anxious about the contents and the lost time, and I’d appreciate any help getting them back. Please keep an eye out around the plaza; I’d be grateful for any return.
At about 8:10 a.m. today I found a small amber prescription bottle on the sidewalk outside the Roswell Walmart on Main Street. The label is pink and the name on it is partly peeled, with a few pills rattling when I shake it. It looks like someone’s daily medicine dropped in a hurry, probably important for their health. I slipped the bottle into a bag and brought it here, hoping the owner will see this and be able to recover it. If this belongs to you, please reply through the site so the finder can help reunite you safely.
Two keyboards in a black padded bag were with me after a quick practice during the Roswell Downtown ArtWalk. Around 7:50 PM yesterday, outside the Galaxy Café on Main Street, they vanished as I said goodbye to a friend. One is a 61-key synth in a battered black case; the other is a compact 37-key MIDI controller with a red sticker on the zipper. They’re crucial for my gigs and I’ve saved for months to keep playing, so this has me anxious and unsettled.
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