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I found a gold fill chain about 16 inches long with a girls name charm in cursive writing. It was on the floor of the second floor of the parking garage across from the Tampa cruise terminal. Email me with the girls name on the charm, and I will arrange to return it to you.
I’m Mia Rodriguez, and I’m posting because two small brooches vanished from my coat during a charity dinner in downtown Tampa. I last noticed them around 8:30 p.m. on Sunday near the Riverwalk by Sparkman Wharf, when the crowd spilled outside toward the water. They’re heirloom pieces with emerald accents set in delicate gold filigree, and I’ve worn them dozens of times with pride. If you find them, please drop them back through the website’s Lost and Found; I’m hoping they’re just tucked away somewhere and not far from home.
Yesterday around 4:20 p.m., I was loading my car in the Westshore area of the Tampa Bay Area when my binder labeled Breeds slipped from the front seat and vanished between the cushions. It holds dog-breed profiles and a few handwritten notes for our rescue group. I walked the Westshore Plaza area, checked the parking lots, and even the bus stop near the stadium, but nothing turned up. It is not valuable moneywise, but it is full of practical reminders I use every day. I miss it and hope it is found somewhere close to home, maybe tucked under a car or left in a corner of the lot.
I lost my belts while walking the Tampa Riverwalk around 7:30 pm on a Tuesday, heading from Curtis Hixon Park toward the water. I must have dropped them near the benches by the river as I paused to take a sunset photo. One belt is black leather with a brass buckle; the other is a blue fabric belt with a small silver buckle. They’re important for daily outfits and a family heirloom, and I’m anxious about losing them.
I was strolling along Curtis Hixon Waterfront Park in downtown Tampa last Friday around 6:15 pm when I found a tote stuffed with DVDs. The cases range from a bright action flick to a moody indie, with sun-bleached covers and a few stickers peeling away. It felt like someone had just sat them down during a break, and I pictured the owner scanning the park, hoping someone would find them. I checked nearby benches, the dog-walking path, and the concession stand, but no one claimed them. If these belong to you, I hope the site helps reunite you with your movies.
Hi, this is Diego Ramirez. I found a pair of passports on the ground along the Tampa Riverwalk near Curtis Hixon Park last Friday around 6:45 PM. One passport is red and the other blue, both with travel stamps peeking from the sleeves. It looked like someone had been hurrying to collect belongings after a flight delay, and I can imagine the stress of losing official travel documents at a busy time. I kept watch over them and turned them into the downtown lost-and-found, hoping the owner sees this and can reclaim them soon. It felt good to help someone avoid a nightmare moment in the Tampa Bay Area.
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