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I lost my gray TravelEase memory-foam neck pillow yesterday around 3pm near Starbucks on Michigan Street in South Bend. It's a standard size, with a blue airplane print along the outer seam and a red zipper pull. The cover has a light coffee stain and there’s a small blue embroidery 'KP' on the side. It was a gift from my sister, so it has sentimental value and I really need it back. If found, I’d be grateful to reunite with it—it helps me sleep on long trips.
I lost my navy Nike running jacket yesterday around 3pm near the St. Joseph County Public Library on Main Street in South Bend. It's a Nike Windrunner jacket, size M, with a bright lime-green zipper pull and a small tear at the right cuff from a tumble last week. The left chest has a white swoosh and a blue lining in the inside pocket. It was a gift from my sister, and I wore it almost every day for workouts — it means a lot to me, and I really need it back. If anyone found it or picked it up by the bike racks outside the library, please let me know at [email protected].
I lost my framed abstract painting yesterday around 3pm, somewhere near Michigan Ave and the Riverfront in South Bend, MI. It's a 12x16 inch black wood frame with a white mat, showing cobalt blues and sunlit gold swirls—very loose, watery strokes that catch the light. The back has a small gallery sticker with the artist's initials 'L.K.' and a faint pencil number; the frame has a tiny dent along the bottom left corner and a chipped gold edge that makes it stand out. It was a gift from my aunt and holds real sentimental value, so I’m really hoping it turns up. If you’ve seen it or picked it up accidentally, please reach out and I’ll explain more.
I lost my blue Penguin Classics hardcover mystery edition yesterday around 3pm, outside the South Bend Public Library on Main Street near the fountain. It's a sturdy 320-page book with a slightly dented spine and a coffee ring on the bottom edge. I always use a small silver owl bookmark tucked between pages, and it's a feature the book-reading friends would notice. It was a gift from my mom and it means a lot to me—comfort during long bus rides home. If anyone found it, please reach out; I really need it back.
I lost my black North Face backpack yesterday around 3pm near the Starbucks at the intersection of Michigan Street and St. Joseph in South Bend. It's a mid-size nylon backpack, solid black with a bit of wear on the bottom and zipper pulls that are slightly frayed. The front pocket has a small green campus-club patch, and there’s a blue kayak-shaped keychain I always keep on the zipper. Inside I’ve got a 13-inch laptop sleeve, charger, a worn notebook with my initials 'A.P.' and a photo of my dog in a plastic sleeve. This backpack means a lot to me; it’s tied to job interviews and daily routines, and I really need it back.
I found a Pearl snare drum this afternoon around 3:15 pm, sitting near the parking lot behind Century Center on Michigan Street in South Bend. It's a 14x5.5-inch snare with a natural maple finish, some light scratches along the shell, and the hoops show a touch of rust from humidity. There’s a panda sticker on the shell and the initials 'KR' written in blue Sharpie on the inside rim. It looks in decent playable shape. If it's yours, send me a message here and we can arrange pickup nearby.
I found a red Anker power bank yesterday around 6:15 pm near the Century Center on West Michigan Street in South Bend. It’s a compact 20,000 mAh model, with a slightly worn black bumper around the edges and a small dent on the bottom corner. The back has the initials 'EJR' engraved, and a blue USB-C cable sticks out from the top. It looks recently used but still holds a charge, and if you recognize these details, reach out and we can sort it out.
I found a blue binder stuffed with 1950s Topps baseball cards this afternoon around 3:15pm behind the Century Center parking lot on Michigan Street in South Bend. The cards are in clear sleeves, a bit yellowed, with a couple creases but overall pretty presentable for their age. A couple cards show players like Willie Mays and Hank Aaron, and the binder spine has a tiny red sticker with the initials 'R.K.' tucked in beside a faded price tag that reads '50¢ each.' There’s a weathered orange ticket stub from a 1962 game tucked into the cover pocket. If this belongs to someone, I’m happy to coordinate a safe handoff.
I found a gray tote bag this afternoon around 3:15pm outside the downtown Barnes & Noble on Michigan Street in South Bend, Indiana, right by the Civic Theatre. It's a medium-sized canvas tote with a bright pink lining that shows when you unzip the top. Outside there's a small red heart sticker near the top corner and a blue-and-white woven shoulder strap that makes it easy to spot. Inside there's a spiral notebook, a USB drive labeled ND Knights, and a navy umbrella with a wooden handle. The bag seems well cared for but dusty from the walk; if the owner sees this, please reach out—I would love to return it.
I found a blue paperback novel this afternoon around 2:15 pm outside the Century Center on Michigan Street in South Bend. It's a standard 6x9 inch mass-market paperback, with a creased cover and a spine that's a little cracked from use. The blue cover has white lettering and a subtle snowflake design, and a pink ribbon bookmark sticks out between pages around the middle. On the inside of the front cover there’s a small sticky note with the initials 'A.G.' that might help identify the owner. It looks well-loved but readable, and I’d hate for someone to be without it.