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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.
I realized I dropped my driver's license after leaving the gym around 6:15 PM today along the Tampa Riverwalk near Sparkman Wharf. It was in a black wallet with a blue stripe, and I remember the river lights reflecting off the water as I walked. I’m anxious because I have a flight next week and need the ID for check-in and a rental car. I retraced steps from the Curtis Hixon Park area toward the Riverwalk, near the vendor tents where the street musicians set up, but the card didn’t turn up. Being without it makes the trip feel uncertain, and I’m hoping someone found it and will return it.
I left my wedding ring inside a suit jacket was donated to salvation army
Last Wednesday at about 6:30 PM I was setting up for a neighborhood meetup in downtown Tampa when I realized my organizers were missing. They were in a blue tote with a zipper, containing three clear binders with bright orange tabs. I last saw them near the entrance to Curtis Hixon Park along the Riverwalk. Those organizers hold notes and schedules for volunteers, and losing them puts our plan at risk for tomorrow. If you found them somewhere around the Riverwalk or Curtis Hixon, they’re in the tote you may have picked up.
I found a bundle of Holiday Decorations tucked behind a tote on the curb last Friday around 8:15 PM near Curtis Hixon Waterfront Park. The garlands were bright, with red velvet bows and a string of multicolored lights that still flickered when I brushed past. It looked like someone had started their holiday prep and then set things aside in the rush of the evening. I pictured the owner maybe hosting a last-minute gathering, and the scene made me smile and want to help. I left them on the porch steps to keep them safe until they’re claimed, hoping they find their way home soon. If this sounds like yours, I’m glad to help reunite you through the site.
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