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I lost my blue plush dinosaur from the Cuddle Buddies line yesterday around 3pm near the Springfield Public Library on Oak Street by the fountain. It's about 12 inches tall, super soft, blue with an orange belly, and it has a tiny star-shaped patch on its left foot plus a frayed left ear from years of hugs. The toy has a lot of sentimental value for my six-year-old daughter, Mia, who named him 'Rex' and takes him to bed every night. If anyone found Rex, I’d really appreciate getting him back; we can meet near the library or at the Rose Café on Main Street to pick him up.
I lost my Springfield Symphony concert ticket and the VIP backstage pass yesterday around 3pm near the Springfield Public Library steps on Main Street, just by Joe's Coffee. The ticket is a standard white card with a blue border and a perforated stub. The VIP pass is a small plastic card on a black lanyard that reads 'SPRINGFIELD SYMPHONY' in silver. There’s a tiny scratch across the holographic sticker on the pass—that little mark is my one identifying feature. This concert is meaningful to me because the pass was a gift from a friend, and I really need it back to get into the venue tonight. If you found them, reply here in the app; I’d be incredibly grateful.
I lost my blue inhaler yesterday around 3pm outside the Springfield CVS on Main Street. It's a standard inhaler with a gray protective case and a white label that's starting to peel. There's a small red heart sticker on the cap and a tiny dent on the side from a fall on the sidewalk. I really need it back—I use it every day to manage my asthma, and being without it makes me anxious about an attack. If you found it, email me at [email protected].
I lost my limited-edition Goebel Hummel figurine yesterday around 3pm. It's a cream glaze with a pastel pink dress, about 6 inches tall, in near-mint condition with no chips. The base is hand-numbered 0234/3500, and there's a tiny painted flower on the hem of the dress—distinguishing features. I think I had it after browsing the Springfield Mall near the Hallmark store, by the fountain. It was a gift from my grandmother; sentimental value is high. If anyone found it, please help me get it back; I was really worried and would be grateful for any help.
I lost my soft purple plush unicorn yesterday around 3pm near the Springfield Public Library on Main Street. It's about 12 inches tall, with a mint-green mane and a silver horn. It's a Playful Pals plush, with a small red heart stitched on the right hip and a tiny coffee stain on the back from a spill earlier this week. It's a little worn but still in good shape, and it has sentimental value--my kiddo saved up for it last Christmas. If anyone found it, I'd really appreciate getting it back; it was a gift and means a lot to us.
I found a tan leather tote this afternoon around 3:15pm behind the Riverfront Market on Main Street, Springfield. It's a mid-sized bag, about 14 inches wide and 11 inches tall, with gold hardware and a slightly worn exterior but clean interior. A small enamel sunflower pin sits on the zipper pull, and a teal scarf is tied to the handle—easy to spot in a crowded rack. Inside, there’s a receipt from a nearby cafe and a folded photo of a dog named Miko tucked in the inner pocket. If this belongs to you, send me a note here and we can arrange a pickup near the market.
I found a gold-tone ring with a small blue sapphire this afternoon around 4:05pm near the Court Square Fountain in Springfield. It's a simple band, roughly size 6.5, with the sapphire set in a bezel and a tiny nick along the outer edge that catches the light. Inside the band there's an engraving 'MP' and a short, barely noticeable scratch from wear. I spotted it sitting on the stone ledge by the fountain and tucked it into a clean cloth pouch in my bag. If you recognize these details, I'm happy to help reunite it with its owner.
I found a cordless drill kit this afternoon around 2:30pm in the parking lot behind Springfield Hardware on Oak Street. It's a DeWalt 20V cordless drill, yellow and black, tucked into a black plastic case with a few drill bits and a magnetic bit holder inside. The case has a blue painter’s tape label on the lid reading 'J.R.' and there’s a small dent on the corner; the battery indicator is cracked but it still powers up. I figured it belonged to someone who’s probably in a rush to finish a project, and I’m hoping to reunite it with its owner soon.
I found a navy parka this afternoon around 2:15pm in the parking lot behind the Springfield Mall, near the cinema entrance. It's a North Peak brand, size Medium, with a bright orange lining and a removable faux-fur hood that's a little matted from the rain. One small feature you might recognize is a green fabric loop stitched inside the left pocket and a silver zipper pull shaped like a pine tree. The coat is in solid shape overall, just dusty from the lot. If this sounds like yours, send a note with the last item you had in the pocket or the exact size, and we can arrange a handoff.
Found a black canvas tote this afternoon around 2:45pm in the parking lot behind the Springfield Public Library on Main Street. It's a medium-sized bag about 14 inches wide, with a bright red scarf tied to one handle and a worn zipper pull. Inside I found a spiral notebook from Central High with a unicorn doodle on the first page and a yellow Post-it with the name 'Sophie Patel' written in green marker. There's also a navy wallet peeking out from a side pocket and a chipped lipstick tube in the interior. If this bag belongs to you, send a message here and we can arrange pickup at the library desk.
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