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Around 4:15 p.m. on Tuesday, I realized my travel adapters were missing from the front pocket of my backpack as I stood outside the Florida State University Library near the campus bookstore. They’re a black universal adapter with removable plugs and two USB-C ports, tucked into a small black pouch. I’m due to fly out in two days, and this hiccup is stressing me out.
After a Saturday afternoon rehearsal at the Lincoln Neighborhood Center, I headed to grab my gear and realized my two wooden xylophones were missing from the back room around 4:15 p.m. They’re in a black rolling cart, with bright primary keys and a few nicks on the frames from years of use. They were last seen near the back stairwell by the exit facing Cascades Park. I rely on them for weekly music lessons for kids along the park trails, and I’m anxious they’ll turn up somewhere nearby. If you’ve seen anything around Tallahassee—especially near the Capitol area or along Cascades Park paths—please check and let me know through the site.
I was walking around downtown Tallahassee today when I spotted a pair of scarves on a bench near Cascades Park. It was around 1:15 p.m., right by the amphitheater entrance, and I held onto them for a bit to make sure there wasn't someone nearby looking for them. One scarf is gray with a fringe; the other is a bright turquoise. They looked like they'd fallen out of someone's bag, and I hoped to help reunite them with their owner. Please contact me through the site if these belong to you.
Yesterday evening, around 6:25 PM, I found a small tin with several pins on the sidewalk outside the Florida State Capitol in Tallahassee. The designs range from a tiny state seal to a bright enamel watermelon, with a couple of vintage lapel pins tucked in at the bottom. No one else was around, so I slipped the tin into my pocket and looked for an owner, but the square around the Capitol stayed quiet. I figured someone would be missing it and decided to post here to help reunite them. It felt surprisingly good to do something small but right.
Last Thursday around 2:15 p.m., I found two saxophones in a sturdy hard case behind a bench near Cascades Park by the Florida State University campus. They looked well taken care of, with engravings and stickers from a local band program, so I figured they weren’t mine. I asked a couple of pedestrians if anyone was looking for them, but no one claimed them, and I kept them safe in my car until I could post here. It felt strange and a little heavy to hold someone else’s gear, but I’m glad to help get them back to their owner.
Hi there, I’m Priya Shah. I misplaced a set of black document holders after my afternoon lecture yesterday around 12:45 p.m. near the Florida State Capitol steps in downtown Tallahassee. The holders contain several forms and a couple of important sheets; I must have left them on a chair by the security desk. I’m anxious about the papers inside and hoping someone turned them in to the building staff. If you found them, please consider turning them in at the lost-and-found location in the Capitol area. I’d be grateful to get them back.
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