Gym clothes lost near Caseville Community Center
Description
Out here in the Thumb, Michigan, I realized my gym bag was missing after a late workout at the Caseville Community Center around 7:40 PM last Friday. It held a gray hoodie, black leggings, and a white tee—the gear I rely on in these cold months. I walked the route along Main Street toward the lakeside path by the marina, hoping maybe I’d dropped it on the sidewalk, but nothing turned up. These clothes aren’t just clothes; they’re memories from training sessions with friends here in the Thumb. If anyone saw a stray bag near the Caseville Community Center or along Main Street by the footbridge, I’d be grateful for any clue.
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