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I left two paintings on an easel beside the Worthington Public Library at 6:15 p.m. Friday, after an informal art walk around the plaza. One is a blue abstract with swirls, the other a sunlit landscape with hints of gold leaf in the corners. I retraced the library steps and asked a couple of neighbors, but the light faded and they were gone. These pieces mean a lot to me—nearly a year of work poured into the textures and colors—and I’m anxious about not having them for the upcoming show.
On Tuesday around 2:10 p.m., I was biking down Worthington’s Main Street and ducked into a small cafe for a quick iced coffee. By the time I rolled back to the bike rack, my three CDs were gone from the tote on the handlebars. I retraced a dozen steps, asked the barista, and checked the library steps, but nothing turned up. Those discs mean a lot to me—soundtracks from road trips with my dad and a few rare finds from garage sales. If someone happened to slide them into a lost-and-found box or tuck them behind a shop counter, I’d be grateful beyond words. Please help me bring them back to their rightful owner.
Hi, I'm Sofia Larson. Around 2:30 pm last Thursday, my handheld gaming console and its small black controller disappeared from my backpack while I was checking out the Worthington Centennial Plaza near the City Center in Southwest MN. The device isn't just a gadget; it holds saved game progress and a few personal photos. I miss it already and I'm hoping someone picked it up and held onto it. If you found a handheld console and an extra controller in that area, please know how much it would mean to me to get them back.
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.
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