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I lost my blue plush dragon yesterday around 3pm near the Springfield Mall arcade on Main Street. It's about 12 inches tall with soft blue fur, bright orange felt wings, and green eyes that look a bit sleepy. There's a small white patch on the belly and a tiny blue thread stitched along the left wing, easy to spot if you know where to look. It was a gift from my 7-year-old and has sentimental value, so I really need it back; if anyone finds it, please reach out here — we can arrange a quick meetup near the library by the fountain on Main Street.
I lost my blue paperback novel yesterday around 3pm somewhere near the Springfield Public Library steps by the Main Street entrance. It's a softcover edition of The River Between with a white title on the cover, a worn spine, and a small dog-eared corner. Inside the front cover there's a little hand-drawn blue cat sticker and a purple ribbon bookmark that sticks out a bit. The book mattered to me—it's a gift from my mom—and I really need it back; it has sentimental value.
I lost my 18k yellow gold ring yesterday around 3pm. It has an oval emerald center stone, flanked by tiny diamonds on a slim, slightly curved band. There’s a small engraving on the inside: 'L.H.' and I can see a faint bend from a kitchen fall a few months back. I was near the Springfield Central Library on Main Street, by the fountain and the bus stop, when I realized it was missing. It means a lot to me—my grandmother gave it to me—and I really need it back. If anyone found it, I’d really appreciate getting it back.
I lost my black Fossil wallet yesterday around 3pm near the Starbucks on Main Street in Springfield. It's a slim bifold, about 4 by 3 inches, with a gold-tone ID window and a tiny coffee stain on the back corner. Inside there’s my driver's license, a couple of credit cards, and about $60 in cash, and the blue striped lining has an embossed monogram 'AT' in the upper-left card slot. It’s been a daily companion for years and holds sentimental value, so I’d really love to get it back. If you found it, please drop me a note at [email protected].
I lost my blue Nike running sneakers yesterday around 3pm near the corner coffee shop on Main Street in Springfield. They're a size 9, blue with a white Nike swoosh, neon green laces, and a small pink ink stain on the inside of the left heel. The left shoe has a tiny tear near the toe cap from a recent hike. I wore them for every training run; they hold sentimental value because I wore them during my marathon last year. If anyone found them, I'd really appreciate getting them back -- they're my daily trainers.
Found a calico cat this afternoon around 3:15pm near the Springfield Public Library on Main Street. She is medium sized, white with orange and black patches, and she wears a bright red collar with a tiny silver bell. I checked for a microchip at VetCare nearby, but no chip showed up. She looks well cared for, is friendly, and has a tiny notch in her left ear—easy to spot. If this is your cat, message me with details so we can arrange a meetup in a safe place in Springfield.
I found a grey memory-foam travel neck pillow this afternoon around 4:15pm, tucked under a bench outside the Springfield Public Library on Main Street by the fountain. It's about 12 inches long, with a soft heather-grey cover and a small blue 'AirNova' logo stitched on the side. There’s a faint coffee stain on the fabric near the seam and a slim navy strap that helps keep it in place while you nap on a bus. I grabbed it because it looked like someone might be missing it, and I'd want someone to do the same for me. If this belongs to you, tell me the logo, the stain, and where you last used it so I can verify and return it.
Found a gold-tone hoop earring with a tiny turquoise bead this afternoon around 3:15pm near the Springfield City Library on East Main Street, by the fountain outside the coffee shop. The hoop is about 1 cm in diameter, and there's a small scratch on the back post; the turquoise bead is bright and intact, and there's a subtle '925' stamp on the inner rim. I picked it up off the sidewalk near the library entrance because it looked important to someone. Earrings can be sentimental, and I’d love to help reunite it with its owner—if this might be yours, reply to this listing and I’ll share my contact details.
I found a GoPro HERO9 Black this afternoon around 4:10 pm behind the Springfield Central Library on Oak Street, near Bean & Brew. It’s in a blue silicone protective case with a red strap loop and a small panda sticker on the housing. The camera itself has a light scratch on the front corner, and there’s a microSD card sticking out of the slot with holiday footage labeled '2024' in Sharpie. I picked it up near the bike racks by the library entrance and kept it safe, hoping to reunite it with its owner. If you recognize this setup, please reach out so we can arrange a prompt return.
I found a blue plush dinosaur toy this afternoon around 3:15pm outside the Springfield Public Library on Oak Street. The little guy is about 12 inches tall, soft fleece fabric, bright blue with a white belly and tiny yellow star patch stitched onto his left foot. He looks well-loved but clean, with one eye embroidered in a friendly star and a small rip along the seam by the tail that’s barely noticeable. He’s clearly a kid’s toy, probably dropped during a stroll past the library steps. If this belongs to someone, I’d love to get him back to the right kid—I know how much these little companions can mean.