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I lost my postcards. I was walking along New Bedford's Fisherman's Wharf around 4:30 p.m. on Sunday, October 12, when I realized my small stack of postcards from family trips was missing. The cards show Cape Cod Canal landscapes, old whaling docks, and a lighthouse, with handwritten notes on the backs. There are about 15 cards in the bundle, some with creases from the wind and damp sea air. Those postcards matter to me—they're tied to memories with my grandmother—and I hope they’re found near Custom House Square or along the wharf area.
Yesterday at 6:15 p.m., after a quick practice walk near the Whaling Museum, I realized my sheet music wasn’t in my bag. I had stopped to chat with a street musician by the harbor lantern near Marina Park in New Bedford, and I must have dropped it while I hurried to catch the sunset. The folder is a slim black binder with a red cover and a few pencil notes jotted in the margins. I’m anxious about my recital on Friday and the pieces I spent weeks preparing—please, if you found it, I’ll be forever grateful.
I found a black leather handbag this afternoon around 2:15pm near the Seabreeze Café on Oceanview Street, South Coast. It's a medium Michael Kors tote with a gold-tone zipper and a small enamel whale charm on the zipper pull. Inside, there's a bright red scarf peeking out of the main compartment and a receipt from a local boutique dated last week. The bag smells like vanilla and shows light wear on the bottom corner. If you're the owner, please reach out with a distinguishing detail and I'll arrange to return it.
I lost my gray dwarf hamster, Niko, yesterday around 3pm. He lives in a small green cage with a pink water bottle and a tiny blue exercise ball. I was at the South Coast Boardwalk near Oceanview Café on Main Street when a loose latch let him slip out. Niko is about the size of a ping-pong ball, with a white blaze on his forehead and a tiny black dot on his left ear; he’s quick and skittish. This little guy has sentimental value to me—he was a gift from my sister, and I’d really appreciate getting him back.
I lost my brown leather Samsonite briefcase yesterday around 3pm near Seabreeze Mall on Oceanview Avenue, South Coast. It's a medium-sized case with a few scuffs, real leather, and a silver-toned lock; the main zipper has a bright red pull. On the front, there's a small circular green sticker with my initials 'PP'. Inside the gray lining, there's a USB drive with old family photos and a folder of travel documents; the pocket also hides a faded postcard from Lisbon. It was a gift from my grandmother, so it has sentimental value and I really need it back. If someone found it, I'd be grateful to hear from you.
I found a gray canvas messenger bag this morning around 9:30am behind Oceanview Market on Shoreline Avenue in South Coast. It’s a medium-sized bag with a bright orange lining that’s visible when you open the main zipper. Inside there’s a small notebook with blue ink doodles, a pineapple sticker on the zipper pull, and a few personal items like a photo ID tucked at the bottom. The bag seems lightly used and in good condition overall. If this sounds like yours, drop me a note with a detail from inside and we can arrange a pickup near the ferry terminal.
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