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Hi, I'm Emma Larson. I lost a pair of decorative lamps during a move in South Dakota. I left them on the front steps of my apartment around 6:30 p.m. on Friday, near Main Street, and by the time I got back they were gone from the curb. The lamps have cream ceramic bases with teal glaze and brass trim; one shade is cracked. They were a sentimental gift from my grandmother, and they've lit up my living room for years. I’m hoping someone saw them and might remember where they ended up.
Hi, I'm Ava Mitchell. I lost a bundle of shirts after a school fundraiser at Falls Park in Sioux Falls, around 5:45 p.m. last Friday. I left them in a blue tote on the bench beside the carousel by the river walk, and I must have moved on to thank a volunteer when a gust blew through and knocked the tote onto the ground. The shirts are from our charity drive—gray with a red cross logo and a slogan. I'm feeling a mix of worry and hope; those shirts represent the kids who donated, and I’d love to recover them.
Today, at around 8:15 a.m., I found a stack of postcards resting on the granite railing near the Falls Park entrance by the Lincoln statue. I tucked them into my backpack for now and kept an eye on them, thinking someone would be missing them soon. The cards show old stamps from the 1960s and cheerful seaside scenes, and I can almost hear the stories behind each one. I’m posting this here because I’d love to see the rightful owner reclaim them through the site.
I found a sheet music stack under a bench outside Falls Park's gazebo in Sioux Falls at about 10:15 this morning. The pages were a little wrinkled, corners bent, and there was a pencil mark on the front page with a student’s name faintly legible. It looked like someone had been practicing for a recital, and then must have forgotten their music as they hurried off. I held onto the sheet music for a while, hoping to reunite it with its owner, and then placed it here for the site to pass along. I know how frustrating it is to lose a piece of your practice, and I’m glad to help reconnect it.
I was leaving Falls Park around 7:15 PM, the wind tugging at my jacket, when I spotted a bunch of bright dog leashes tucked under a bench near the carousel. They looked well-loved—red with a stitched paw print, a neon-green one, and a striped blue one. I figured someone had dropped them in a hurry and probably felt a punch of guilt, like I would if I misplaced something important. I picked them up, checked the surrounding paths, and decided to drop them off at the park office so they can reunite with their owner. I hope the real owner is found soon; it always pulls at me to see a dog without its leash and its human nearby.
I woke up this morning in my apartment near Falls Park in Sioux Falls around 7:30 AM and realized my two toasters were missing from the kitchen counter. I had just started a pot of coffee when the drawer where I store small appliances should have been closed, but the toasters were gone. I can picture the shiny chrome sitting on the counter last night and wonder if they slipped into the hallway by the building elevator. If you spotted them in the lobby or in the laundry room along East 10th Street, please let me know through the site.
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