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On Tuesday around 8:45 p.m., I realized my terrariums were missing from the shelf by the kitchen window on North 8th Street. The last time I saw them they were grouped beside a small fern. I wandered through Deland Park and the Lake Michigan shore, hoping someone had found them for safekeeping, but no luck. The glass bowls hold tiny ferns and moss, one with a bright blue air plant, another with little mushrooms. They’re a small reminder of a summer project I did with my sister, and I’m really worried they’re gone. If you spotted any glass by the Mead Public Library or tucked behind a bench, please reach out through the site.
I was walking along the Sheboygan Riverfront around 2:45 p.m. when two parrots hopped onto a bench near Breakwater Lighthouse and seemed lost but friendly. They’re striking, lime-green with bright yellow heads and small red beaks, and they didn’t seem frightened—more curious than anything. I kept them in view and looked for any signs of an owner, hoping to locate where they came from. The moment felt a little surreal, a splash of color against the harbor in mid‑afternoon, and I’m glad they’re safe for now as I wait to hear from their people.
While walking back from Deland Park to the lakefront around 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, I realized I’d dropped a small stack of postcards from our Wisconsin trip. They were tucked in a light-blue envelope inside my tote, flapping against the breeze as I crossed the boardwalk. One card shows the Sheboygan lighthouse, another is a faded map, and a handwritten note is tucked inside a plastic sleeve. These postcards mean a lot to me, especially the memories I share with my grandmother, and I’m anxious to find them.
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My son lost “Rufus”, an Olli Ella Lamby Pip Cozy Dinkum on Saturday 8/8 I believe he was lost somewhere along Sheboygans beachfront near the marina or blast, though could have also been near slo foods or downtown Elkhart He’s very attached to him and while we have found a similar replacement I’m really hoping he may have been found or turned in somewhere. Please help us find him, he’s very well loved!
On a windy Tuesday around 2:15 p.m., I realized I’d dropped a small pile of coins near the Sheboygan County Historical Museum along the riverfront. The coins belonged to my grandfather—mostly pennies and a few older nickels—kept in a worn leather pouch my grandma gave me. They’re not valuable, but they carry a lot of memory, especially the dates from family trips to this exact area years ago. I’ve retraced steps along the brick promenade and under the old tram bridge, but nothing yet. I hope someone who saw them can help me get them back.
Hi, I'm Noah Weber. I LOST an Airline ticket on a bench near the Kohler Arts Center in Sheboygan around 5:10 pm on Tuesday. I was rushing to catch my ride and didn’t realize it until I reached the parking ramp. The ticket is small, but it matters to me—it’s tied to a critical trip and my plans are in limbo. I'm sure it's somewhere safe. If you found it, please leave it at the information desk at the center so the site can coordinate.
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