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Hi, I’m Isla Park. I FOUND a bunch of USB drives on Tuesday around 11:15 a.m. outside the Lincoln Library on Capitol Street in Springfield. They were tucked into a small black case, and one drive had a sticker with a mountain and the initials SP. I kept them safe in my pocket for a while and asked a few people nearby if anyone was missing them, but no one stepped forward. I turned them in to the library staff so the rightful owner can retrieve them, hoping the search ends quickly.
I lost a small set of pins from my lapel and I can't find them anywhere. It was around 6:45 PM on Tuesday as I walked past the Old State Capitol on Adams Street, heading toward the Lincoln Library, when I noticed they were gone from my gray wool coat. The pins are tiny: one brass circle with blue enamel, and a little silver pin shaped like a maple leaf. I retraced my steps from the cafe outside the capitol to the corner by the park, asking nearby shoppers if someone had seen them, but no one did. They were a gift from my grandmother and they remind me of home; I’m really hoping someone picked them up safe and can reunite them with me.
I was walking home from the Lincoln Park area around 6:30 pm this evening and found a bundle of holiday decorations on the front steps of a house on 9th Street, Springfield. The collection included twinkling lights, a wreath, and a Santa figurine tucked into a tote. They looked recently used but a bit weathered, like someone had planned to decorate soon and got sidetracked. I left them on the porch railing of the neighboring house and posted this, hoping the owner sees it soon.
I lost my black Calvin Klein tuxedo, size 40R, including the matching trousers and a slim bow tie. I last saw it yesterday around 3pm outside the Springfield Grand Theater on Main Street, near the curb by the valet booth. The jacket has satin peak lapels and a faint coffee stain on the left sleeve, plus an embroidered initials 'JAS' in silver thread on the inner lining pocket. It felt like it’s the only formal wear I own for a big event this weekend, and it was a gift from my late grandmother, so I’m really hoping it turns up. If anyone found it, please text or email me and I’ll meet you to reclaim it.
I found a navy blue US passport this afternoon around 2:15pm near the Springfield Public Library on Oak Street, tucked under the bench by the main entrance. The cover is in decent shape with the gold seal, but there’s a small coffee stain on the back and a tiny crease on the lower-right corner. There’s a travel-club sticker on the back and a faint scratch by the passport number page. I didn’t flip through any pages beyond confirming it wasn’t mine. If you’re missing it, tell me a couple identifying details and I’ll meet you to return it—library or nearby cafe works.
I lost my brown beagle mix yesterday around 3pm near the Riverfront Park gazebo on Jefferson Ave in Springfield. He’s a medium-sized dog, about 25 pounds, with brown fur and a white chest, plus a distinctive white patch on his left hind leg. He wears a bright red collar with a silver heart-shaped tag and a small blue harness with reflective stripes. He answers to the name Milo and is very friendly once he gets to know you, but he’s shy around strangers. My daughter adores him and I’m really worried—this dog is part of our family and has sentimental value to us. If anyone sees him or has him, please reach out; we’d be grateful to reunite him with Milo soon.
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