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I lost my black leather address book yesterday around 3pm near the Salem Public Library on Essex Street. It's a compact 4x5 inch book with a slightly worn spine, and the cover has gold-embossed initials 'A.R.' on the lower corner. Inside are handwritten contacts for coworkers, neighbors, and a few emergency numbers, plus a tiny red fox sticker on the first page. It has sentimental value because it contains a note from my grandmother about our family reunion next month. If anyone found it, please text me or email me; I'd really appreciate getting it back, and I can describe the exact pages to verify it's mine.
I lost my blue translucent Ray-Ban glasses yesterday around 3pm outside the Salem Public Library on Church Street, near the espresso stand. They’re blue translucent acetate frames with a rounded shape and a tiny scratch on the left lens; the right temple has a small engraving 'AY'. They were tucked in a black fabric sleeve inside a slightly scuffed black case. They’ve got sentimental value—this was a gift from my mom, and I really need them back so I can see while I walk around campus. If anyone found them, please text me. I’d be forever grateful to get them back to Salem.
I lost my hand-painted ceramic vase yesterday around 6pm near the Riverfront Park carousel in downtown Salem. It's about 9 inches tall, cobalt blue glaze with delicate gold leaf accents and a slightly curved lip with a tiny chip on the rim. The bottom has a small, hand-etched stamp that reads 'Lina Studio 02' and a faint pencil mark 'A-14'—one of a kind. It sits on our living room shelf and holds dried lavender; it was a gift from my grandmother and has real sentimental value. If anyone found it, I'd really appreciate returning it; I miss the color it brings to the room and the memory it carries.
Yesterday around 3pm, I realized my blue US passport was missing after I left the Salem Public Library on Court Street, heading toward Riverfront Park. It's tucked inside a worn black leather cover with a gold crest, and there's a small coffee ring on the back page plus a tiny crease on the photo page I can't explain. I would really appreciate getting it back soon because I have an urgent trip coming up and this passport is essential for travel; it also holds sentimental value as it's the last document from my late grandfather's generation. If you’ve seen it or picked it up, email me at [email protected].
I’m hoping someone picked up my black Korg Pitchclip guitar tuner clipped to my guitar’s headstock. I last had it yesterday around 3pm outside the Salem Public Library on Liberty Street. It’s a tiny clip-on tuner, about 1.5 inches tall, with a black plastic body and a red LED display that glows when it’s on. There’s a small scratch on the top corner and a faint dent in the clip from a fall last winter. It was a gift from my uncle and it means a lot to me because I use it every practice session. There’s a faint pencil inscription 'A-7' on the back. If you found it, please drop it by the library or message me here; I really need it back.
I found this gray tabby cat this afternoon around 3:15pm near the Salem Public Library on Essex Street, by the fountain outside the main entrance. It has bright green eyes, white paws, and a blue collar with a small star-shaped tag that reads 'Milo,' plus a tiny notch in its left ear for extra ID. The cat seemed well cared for and was surprisingly friendly after a few gentle pats, though it kept a wary eye on the surroundings. If this is your cat or you recognize Milo, send me a message in the app with details about the collar tag or Milo’s usual routine so we can get you back together.
Found a bright blue budgie this afternoon around 4pm near the Salem Public Library on Church Street. It's a small parakeet, about palm-sized, with cobalt-blue feathers, white wing patches, a yellow beak, and a green plastic leg band engraved with 'SA'. The bird seemed hungry and a bit skittish, so I kept it in a small travel carrier while I try to locate the owner. If this is yours, please message me with details like the leg band letters or a distinguishing mark on the wing so we can reunite you quickly.
Found a compact AKAI MPK Mini MIDI keyboard controller this afternoon around 2:15pm behind the Salem Public Library on Court Street. It's a small 25-key black controller with matte finish and bright red pads, tucked into a slim black padded sleeve. The pads light up and the unit feels solid, though a bit used. There's a neon yellow sticker on the top edge that says 'OZ'—easy to spot if you’re the owner. If this belongs to you, I’m happy to reunite it; I know how much you rely on gear like this.
Found this afternoon around 3:15pm near the Salem Public Library on Liberty Street, behind the bike racks by the main entrance. It's a small gray hamster with soft fur, white belly, and bright amber eyes. It wears a blue collar with a tiny silver bell and has a small white patch on its left ear. The little guy seems healthy, a bit jittery, but responsive. If you think this is your hamster, reach out—I’d like to reunite him with his owner and can arrange a meetup by the library or a nearby café.
I found a small green parakeet this afternoon around 4:15pm, flitting along Court Street near Riverfront Park by the Salem Public Library. It's about the size of a palm, mostly emerald green with a bright blue tail and a tiny white scar on its left wing. There’s a red leg band with the code 'A12' that caught my eye, but otherwise it's in good health and squawks when I speak to it. If the owner sees this, I'd really love to help get it back—it's clearly someone's pet and this city park isn't the same without it.
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