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I realized around 6:40 p.m. yesterday that my medication bottle was missing from my bag after I left a small cafe on Main Street in Worthington. I had paused to grab a coffee near the Worthington Public Library, and then I set my bag down on a bench outside the library while I checked my phone. By the time I looked again, the bottle was gone, and I am anxious because missing doses could throw off my schedule. The bottle has a blue cap and my name on the label. I hope someone found it in the Main Street area or near the library.
Hey there, I'm Noah Jensen. Around 5:40 pm on Tuesday, as I was locking up my bike near the Worthington Public Library at 10th Street and Main, I realized my utensils had vanished from my tote. The kit is simple—just a stainless fork and spoon with my initials faintly etched on the backs. Losing them makes cooking at home a little less fun, and I picture someone realizing a missing set. I retraced my steps along 10th Street for a block, but I didn't see them. If you found them, please keep them safe and pass them along through the site so we can reconnect.
I found a stack of old photographs on a bench outside the Worthington Public Library around 6:30 pm on Saturday. The photos are weathered and creased, backs filled with handwriting I can barely read. They feel like windows into someone else’s past, and I can almost hear a distant laughter from a backyard picnic. I want to help reunite these memories with their owner, so I kept them safe on the library steps and hope the rightful person sees them here.
Hi, I’m Ava Jensen. I lost a small set of memory cards from my camera. Around 6:15 PM Saturday, I wrapped a quick shoot and grabbed a coffee at Main Street Coffee House in Worthington. I tucked the cards into a gray camera bag inside my backpack, then stepped outside to the sidewalk to tie my shoe by the bench near downtown’s square. A breeze tossed things and I must have dropped them. Those cards hold travel photos from the last month and some family snaps I can’t replace. If anyone found them, I’d really appreciate anything near Worthington City Hall.
Last Thursday around 7:20 pm I was loading up a storage tub when a gust knocked the lid off and my holiday decorations spilled across Main Street in Worthington. I was by the Worthington Municipal building, near City Hall, when the box vanished into a passing crowd. Inside is string lights, a vintage garland, and a handmade snowflake wreath with a red ribbon; the box is blue with a few stickers. These decorations are for our family tree and carry memories of Grandma, so I am hoping they turn up.
I'm Noah Erickson. I realized my travel adapters disappeared on Monday around 6:50 PM near Riverside Park in Worthington, Minnesota. They were in a small gray zipper pouch inside my backpack, with a USB-C adapter, a micro-USB adapter, and a tiny converter keychain. Losing them is a hassle because I'll be traveling soon and need power on the road. They aren't anything flashy, but they carry practical value for work trips and weekend getaways. If someone found them, I’d be grateful to have them returned.
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