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I lost my walnut coffee table with a tempered glass top yesterday around 3pm outside the Starbucks on College Ave near the HUB-Robeson Center in State College. It's a mid-century style piece about 4 feet long with a warm walnut finish and a clear glass surface. There’s a small dent on the front left leg and a blue painter’s tape mark on the underside shelf—easy to spot if you flip it over. The glass edge has a tiny chip, but the table still looks nice from eye level. This table is sentimental to me—a gift from my grandmother—and I really hope it turns up soon. If you found it, please reach out; I’d be forever grateful.
I lost my dark brown Coach bifold wallet yesterday around 3pm near the Starbucks on College Ave, right by the HUB-Robeson Center in State College. It’s a compact, slightly scuffed wallet with a frayed top edge and a tiny coffee stain on the inside pocket. Inside I’ve got my driver’s license, two credit cards, and about $60 in cash, plus a small photo of my dog Penny tucked in the card slot. There’s a red PSU sticker on the inner divider, and a sentimental photo of my grandmother that I carried with it; I really need to get it back.
I lost my DeWalt 20V cordless drill yesterday around 3pm near the Walmart on North Atherton Street in State College. It's a yellow and black drill in its hard case, with a small dent on the side and a blue painter's tape label reading 'PK' on the front. Inside are about six drill bits and the charger, and I slapped a tiny red dot sticker on the lid to help me spot it. This drill is my main tool for weekend projects, and I really need it back to finish a few repairs.
I lost my State College student ID yesterday around 3pm outside Pattee Library on College Ave. It's a white plastic ID card with a blue stripe and the college logo, about the size of a credit card, with my photo on the right and a barcode on the back. The card is a bit scuffed at the bottom-right corner and there's a faint coffee stain along the back edge; you can also see a tiny scratch across the photo corner—that little mark is unique. This card is essential for class check-ins and library access, so I really need it back. If you found it, I’d be grateful to get it returned soon.
I lost a small white plastic business card with my freelance design contact details yesterday around 3pm. It's white with a thin blue diagonal stripe and my name, Priya Patel, in bold black letters; the back lists my email [email protected] and phone (814) 555-0173. The card has a faint coffee stain along the lower edge and the corner is a bit frayed from slipping out of my pocket. I was near the HUB-Robeson Center by Barnes & Noble on College Ave in State College when I last had it, and I’m really hoping someone found it and can return it—this card is my main way to land gigs and I’d be so grateful.
I found a blue Penn State student ID this afternoon around 5:15pm outside Schlow Centre Region Library on South Allen Street in State College. The card is a standard plastic, laminated ID with the portrait of a student and the PSU blue-and-white color scheme. There's a faint coffee stain on the back and a small green sticker that says 'Campus Tour' near the edge—easy to spot. The name on the card looks like 'Priya Kapoor' and the photo seems recently issued. If you're missing an ID card, I’d like to get it back to you; we can meet near the library or at the campus security desk to verify ownership.
Found a mid-century-style glass coffee table this afternoon outside the HUB-Robeson Center on College Ave in State College. It's about 42 by 24 inches, with a clear glass top and brushed steel legs, and there’s a small chip on the front left corner. Underneath the glass, there’s a West Elm sticker and a pencil inscription that reads WE-303, which should help identify it. The table looks clean for its age and would fit nicely in a living room or dorm lounge. If this belongs to you, DM me here or email [email protected] to arrange pickup near the Penn State Bookstore area.
I found a black SanDisk 64GB USB-C flash drive this afternoon around 2:15 PM behind the HUB-Robeson Center on College Ave in State College. It's in pretty good condition, with a blue cap and a small paw-print sticker on the label. The drive rattles a bit when shaken, and there are a few light scratches on the metal body. I’m pretty sure it belongs to a student—it looks like it might have class notes or a project on it. If it's yours, send me a message in the app and we can arrange pickup nearby.
I found a small green-and-yellow budgie this afternoon around 4:15pm outside the Palmer Museum of Art along Pollock Road, State College. It's about the size of a canary, with a lime-green body, a bright yellow head, and a few black wing bars. There's a blue leg band on its right leg with the code 'A2-9' in white. The bird seemed curious and chatty, hopping along the railing and chirping when I talked to it. I couldn't see any cage or owner nearby, and it looks like it's been well cared for, so I'm hoping to find its person soon—if you know who it belongs to, a message would be great.
I found a small blue budgie this morning around 11am perched on a bike rack outside the HUB-Robeson Center on College Ave in State College. It's blue with a white belly and bright orange cheeks, about six inches long from beak to tail, plus a tiny silver leg band on the right leg stamped 'SP-12' that might help identify its owner. It seemed healthy but a bit skittish around people. I know how worried someone would be to lose a pet like this, so I’d love to get it back to its owner quickly—message me and we can set up a meetup near the library steps or at the HUB to get it back home.