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I found a set of work cases on Main Street in Sioux Falls around 11:00 AM today, tucked beneath a bench outside a small coffee shop. The brown leather cases are weighted with papers and a faded name badge peeking from one zipper. My heart jumped, imagining someone rushing to a meeting and leaving them behind, so I carried them to the downtown police desk to be held safely until the owner is found. I hope the owner sees this listing soon and can claim them quickly.
I lost my adapters after a quick walk through Falls Park around 3:30 p.m. last Saturday. They’re a compact gray set with two USB-C and two micro-USB adapters, tucked into a zip pouch with a spare charging cable. I’d taken a short loop along the river to clear my head, then I tucked the pouch into my backpack before crossing the Liberty Bridge for a coffee at a nearby cafe. When I checked again, the pouch was gone in the light drizzle and the park crowds had thinned. These adapters are essential for keeping my travel gear powered on the road, and I’d be grateful to have them returned.
I lost my amber-finish handmade violin yesterday around 3pm near Falls Park in Sioux Falls, along N Phillips Ave by the SculptureWalk entrance. It's a spruce-top violin with a maple back and ebony fittings, finished in a warm amber varnish that catches the light. There’s a small dent on the lower bout and a faint scratch along the scroll, and the bow has a bright blue grip. The case is a well-worn brown tweed zipper case, and inside the lid there’s a tiny sticker with my initials 'A.P.' on it. This violin means a lot to me—it was a gift from my late mentor and I really need it back to keep practicing. If someone found it, please email me at [email protected] and we can arrange a pickup downtown.
I lost my medium-sized dog yesterday around 3pm near Falls Park on Main Street in downtown Sioux Falls, South Dakota. He's a black-and-white mixed breed with a bright red collar and a small silver tag bearing my phone number, plus a heart-shaped white patch on his chest; one ear flops while the other stands up. He's friendly but a bit wary in crowds, and this dog means so much to my family—he's been with us since last winter and the kids are worried. If you’ve seen him, please email me at [email protected]; I’d really appreciate any info or a safe place to meet.
I’m really worried—my 12-year-old son Kai Patel went missing yesterday around 3pm. We last saw him near Falls Park by North Phillips Avenue in Sioux Falls after we stopped for coffee at a little stand outside the gift shop. He was wearing a bright red hoodie with a small black skull graphic on the front, dark jeans, and neon green sneakers. He also has a blue backpack with a tiger patch and a green star sticker on the strap. If anyone has seen him, please call me immediately; he has sentimental value to our family and I really need to bring him home safely.
I was out walking yesterday around 3pm near Falls Park's North Main entrance in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, when I realized I dropped one of my contact lenses. It's a single Acuvue Oasys lens, clear in the center with a faint blue tint along the outer edge. The lens is tiny, about the size of a pinhead, and I even noticed a tiny micro-scratch on the outer rim that might help someone spot it if they picked it up. If someone finds it, it would mean a lot to me to get it back—I rely on it for daily vision and comfort, and losing it makes everything blur.
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