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At 8:15 p.m. on a chilly Thursday, I found a small plastic case of memory cards tucked beneath a bench along the Mississippi Riverfront Trail near the Stearns History Museum in downtown St. Cloud. I stayed nearby, scanning the area and asking a few passersby if anyone owned them, but no one did. The cards looked like they held travel photos and some work files, so I kept them safe rather than letting them vanish into the night. I know how disorienting it is to lose memories, and I’d feel the same way, so I’m hoping the owner sees this and claims them on the site.
Yesterday at 6:15 p.m. I realized my shopping bags were missing after unloading groceries near Lake George by Munsinger Gardens in St. Cloud. I must have set them down on the curb while I chatted with a friend by the swan pond, and when I turned back they were gone. Inside were a couple of reusable totes, a few grocery essentials, and a stubborn umbrella I’ve had since college. I’m hoping someone picked them up to save me a cold, soggy morning tomorrow.
On Tuesday at 8:15 a.m., I realized my medication was missing after I left the coffee stand near Munsinger Gardens along the Mississippi in St. Cloud. I retraced my steps along 2nd Street toward Riverside Park, checking benches by the river and the small gazebo. The bottle is small, white with a blue cap, and it has my name on the label. I rely on this pill every day, and losing it has me anxious about missing a dose. If you found it, please drop it back to the site so I can get it back safely.
Hi, I’m Grace Peterson. I lost my shoes during a run along the Mississippi River trail by Munsinger Gardens in St. Cloud on Tuesday at 7:15 PM. I must have left my red running shoes on the path near the gazebo by Riverside Park while I tied my dog’s leash, because they weren’t there when I came back. They’re bright red with a white sole and a tiny neon tag on the laces, and losing them has left me off-balance for my training. If you’ve seen them, I’d be grateful to have them back soon.
While walking from the St. Cloud Public Library toward downtown around 6:25 PM on Thursday, I spotted a red folder tucked under a park bench near the Paramount Theatre in downtown St. Cloud. It contained travel visas, a passport-sized photo, and a travel itinerary with a name tag. I kept it safe and headed to the library desk, hoping the owner would find it through the posted notices. Losing something this important is nerve-wracking, especially with a trip looming. I hope the owner sees this and knows the papers are in good hands until they are reunited.
I was packing up after a small outdoor concert near Munsinger Gardens in St. Cloud around 9:15 PM last Friday when I found a case of CDs lying on a bench by the riverfront trail. The discs include a mix of indie rock and local artists, some with handwritten labels. I slid them onto the bike rack for safekeeping, hoping the owner would see this post and claim them. It felt like a small burst of Minnesota warmth on a chilly night.
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