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I lost my charcoal gray North Face backpack yesterday around 3pm near the downtown public library on 8th Street in Sheboygan. It's a medium Borealis with red zippers and an orange rain cover tucked inside, plus a blue wave-shaped keychain peeking out of the front pocket. There's a small coffee stain on the bottom corner and a faded patch from a local running club on the front. Inside I had a yellow spiral notebook, my wallet, and a few family photos—this backpack has sentimental value, since it was a gift from my sister. If you've seen it, drop a message here so we can figure out pickup and get it returned.
I lost my framed watercolor painting yesterday around 3pm near the John Michael Kohler Arts Center on 8th Street in downtown Sheboygan. It’s a 12x16 inch piece with blue and teal tones, housed in a slim gold frame; there are a few tiny scratches on the corner and a faint dent along the bottom edge. On the back there is a sticker that reads 'Studio 7, 2023' and a small pencil signature in the lower left corner, 'A.R.' It has sentimental value; it was a gift from my late aunt, and I’m really hoping someone finds it. If you’ve seen it, please let me know.
I lost my teak mid-century coffee table yesterday around 3pm in Sheboygan, near Deland Park along the lakefront. It's a honey-brown teak table about 40 inches long, 18 inches wide, and 17 inches tall. There’s a single shallow drawer with a brass pull, and the legs have brass caps that catch on the rug if you're not careful. There’s a small chip on the front-right corner and a tiny pencil mark on the underside of the drawer—easy to spot once you know to look for it. It was a gift from my grandfather and means a lot to me; really hoping someone honest will return it.
I lost my blue silicone contact lens case yesterday around 3pm near the downtown library on 8th Street in Sheboygan. The case is bright sky-blue with a small white star sticker on the lid, and there's a tiny dent along the rim from a past drop. Inside I kept my left lens with a spare, plus a crumpled receipt from the optometrist tucked under the lid. It's important to me because I wear contacts every day and this case is part of my morning routine. If anyone found it, I'd be incredibly grateful to get it back and can pick up wherever you're comfortable, thank you.
I'm Priya Patel. I lost my 14k yellow gold necklace yesterday around 3pm near the Sheboygan Public Library on S 8th Street. It's a slender 18-inch chain with a moon-shaped pendant; the back has a tiny initial 'P' engraved, and the clasp is a bit worn. It was a gift from my grandmother and means the world to me, so I'm really hoping someone picked it up. If you've seen anything that matches, please send a note through the app. Thank you so much.
I found a navy blue knit scarf this afternoon around 3:15pm in the parking lot behind Harbor Centre on Wisconsin Ave, near the marina in Sheboygan. It's about 60 inches long, a simple navy scarf with a thin maroon stripe along one edge, and a small silver snowflake charm attached to the end. The scarf shows light pilling but is otherwise clean and in good condition. I know losing a scarf can be upsetting, so I’d like to help get it back to its owner. If this is yours, message me here with the length and the snowflake charm description, and we can arrange a safe meetup to return it.
I found a gray tabby cat this afternoon around 3:15pm wandering along the lakefront near Deland Park in Sheboygan. It wore a pink nylon collar with a tiny bell and white paws, which stood out as I approached. The cat seemed friendly, purring when I spoke and let me pick it up. There were no visible tags, and it looked a bit hungry but otherwise healthy. I brought it home for a moment to give it water and food, hoping to reunite it with its owner. If this is your cat, please reach out so I can help return it to a loving home.
I found a gray JBL Charge 4 Bluetooth speaker this afternoon around 2:15pm behind the marina on the Lakefront Promenade in Sheboygan. It's about 7 inches long and in decent condition, with a few light scratches along the edges and a small dent near the USB port. On the back there's a blue sticker with the initials 'LM' that looks handwritten. It comes with an orange USB charging cable and a worn little carrying strap. If this belongs to you, I'm hoping to help get it back to its owner—let's figure out a quick pickup near the lakefront.
I found a silver Fossil chronograph watch this morning around 10:15am by the Deland Park fountain near the lakefront in downtown Sheboygan. It’s a 42mm stainless steel case with a blue sunburst dial and a black genuine leather strap that shows a bit of wear. There’s a small scratch on the crystal right above the 2 o’clock marker, and the crown feels a touch loose when you press it. On the back, 'Fossil' is etched along with the model number FS742. The watch is in good working order overall. If this belongs to you, please send me a message so we can arrange a pickup near the park.
I found a blue plush dragon stuffed toy this afternoon around 4:15 pm in Deland Park's playground area in Sheboygan. It's about 12 inches long with soft blue fur, a white belly, and bright orange felt wings. It has a small red stitched heart on the left paw and a slightly bent left ear, which are nice identifying details. The toy looks gently used but clean, and it clearly belonged to a kid who treasured it. If the owner recognizes it, I’d love to help get it back to them.