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I lost my two canines last Saturday around 3:30 p.m. near the Clinton Street entrance to Thornden Park in Syracuse. We had been walking when they spotted a squirrel and tugged away from me. They are a brindle lab mix and a white terrier with a black patch over the left ear. My heart jumped into my chest and I felt a hollow in my stomach as they disappeared into the trees. If someone happened to find them, I’m hoping they’re safe and can lead me back to their quiet yard.
I lost my holiday decorations last Friday in Syracuse. Around 7:10 p.m., after the tree lighting at Clinton Square, I realized my box of decorations had vanished from a bag I set down briefly near a vendor tent. The lights, garlands, and a tiny glass tree topper were in there, and I feel a bit crushed thinking someone might have picked it up by mistake. I walked from Destiny USA toward Clinton Square, but the box never turned up. If you see them, please know how much it would mean to me this season.
I was wrapping up a quick project at a friend's place near Armory Square when I realized my Hand Tools were gone from my bag. It was around 7:00 p.m. last Tuesday on West Genesee Street, and I must have left them on a bench outside a cafe. The toolbox is black with a red handle, filled with screwdrivers and pliers I rely on for small fixes around the house. I’m anxious about replacing them and hope someone who picked them up will help me get them back.
I was walking through Armory Square near Clinton Square around 4:05 PM on Saturday, July 12, when I spotted a handheld game device and a console lying on the sidewalk. They looked intact, so I picked them up and kept an eye out for an owner while I continued my stroll. I know how easy it is to lose stuff in a busy downtown, so I’m posting this found item in the hope the owner sees it and can reclaim their belongings.
I was filming a quick sunset timelapse on Friday at 4:25 pm, along University Avenue near the Hall of Languages on the Syracuse University campus when my two drones slipped from their controller and drifted into the breeze. I chased their glints across the quad by Slocum Hall, calling to them despite the wind, but they vanished among the trees toward the woods beyond the maintenance yard. My heart sank because the project means a lot to me, and those small machines are essential for the shot I’m trying to finish. I’m hoping someone picked them up and can tell me where they landed.
Today, around 9:15 a.m., I found a Student ID lying on the sidewalk outside the Landmark Theatre in Armory Square, Syracuse. The card shows a photo, a school logo, and a name that looks familiar but not mine. I picked it up and tucked it into my pocket, hoping the owner would see this post and recognize it. It felt right to try to reunite someone with their ID after a busy morning near the bus stop and coffee carts along Jefferson Street. If this belongs to you, I’m hopeful you’ll claim it here so it can be returned safely.
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