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I lost my sister, Maya Chen, yesterday around 3 PM near Promenade Park along the Maumee River in downtown Toledo. She's 16, about 5'2", with shoulder-length black hair usually in a loose ponytail. She was wearing a red hoodie, a gray jacket, blue jeans, and white sneakers. She also has a small crescent-shaped scar on her left wrist and wears a silver hoop earring in her left ear. She's easily overwhelmed in crowds and might not respond right away. This is really important to our family—we just want her back safe. If you spot her, email me at [email protected].
I lost my Ray-Ban black rectangular glasses yesterday around 3pm near Promenade Park along Summit Street in downtown Toledo. They're matte black plastic frames, medium size, with a tiny chip on the right temple and a faint blue anti-reflective tint on the lenses. Inside the left temple is etched my initials 'AJ' in small script, and there’s a faint scratch near the hinge. I’ve had them since college, and they’re my daily prescription; I really need them back. If you’ve seen them, email [email protected] and I’ll be grateful to get them home.
I lost my black Korg minilogue xd synthesizer yesterday around 3pm downtown Toledo. It's the 37-key model with a matte black case and a slightly chipped right-front corner, plus a bright orange power LED that’s easy to spot. On the back there’s a small white sticker with my initials 'PA' and a tiny coffee stain along the left edge from a gig last week. This instrument is my main writing tool and holds sentimental value—I've had it through a lot of practice and small gigs. If you found it near the Huntington Center on Jefferson Avenue or along the riverfront, please let me know.
I lost my dark brown leather briefcase yesterday around 3pm near the Promenade Park entrance along the Maumee River in downtown Toledo. It's a sturdy, medium-sized case with a worn look, and the front clasp has a tiny dent. The initials 'A.Y.' are embossed in gold on the front, and the interior is a bright red fabric that’s easily visible if you peek inside. Inside I had a few client papers, a black USB drive, and a notebook with my contact list. This briefcase means a lot to me for work and contains documents I can't replace. If anyone sees it, please reach out; I’d really appreciate getting it back!
I lost my two laminated ID cards yesterday around 3pm near the Toledo Museum of Art on Monroe Street. One is my University of Toledo student ID, standard credit-card size, black plastic with the UT red logo and my photo—it's a bit worn around the edges and there's a small coffee stain on the back. The second card is my Toledo Public Library volunteer badge, same size, with a green sticker on the back that says 'Volunteer' and a blue fabric lanyard attached. I really need them back; I use these every day to get into campus buildings and to check out library materials. If anyone finds them, please contact me; I can describe the cards in person and meet in downtown Toledo.
Found a silver-tone bracelet yesterday around 3pm outside the Main Library on Adams Street in downtown Toledo. It's a slim, 7-inch bracelet with a blue enamel heart charm and a tiny engraving inside the clasp that reads 'LC'. It has a few light scratches but is otherwise in decent shape. I hope to help the owner get it back—if it's yours, drop me a line here and we can arrange pickup.
I found a pair of concert tickets this afternoon around 2:15pm on the sidewalk outside Huntington Center on Huron Street in Toledo. They’re printed on glossy white paper with a bold blue design, and there’s a small holographic sticker near the barcode. The event is Midnight Echoes, scheduled for this Friday at 7:30pm, with Section GA, Row 2, Seats 9 and 10. The purchaser’s name on the order is 'Alex Rivera' and there’s a digital barcode that scans, which makes me think they were still trying to use them. I’d love to get these back to the owner soon—someone will be relieved to have them back for the show.
I found a Nintendo Switch OLED lying on a bench outside the Toledo Museum of Art on Monroe Street this afternoon around 2:15pm. It's in a white dock, with neon blue and red Joy-Cons, and it's tucked in a clear silicone case that has a small star sticker on the back. There's a light scratch on the screen and a faint scuff on the bottom edge, but the device otherwise looks intact. I know this must be important to the owner, and I’d love to get it back—if this is yours, you can reach me at [email protected] and we can arrange a safe pickup near the museum.
I found a red knit scarf this afternoon around 4pm near the Toledo Museum of Art on Monroe Street. It’s about 60 inches long, bright red with charcoal gray fringe on the ends, and in decent condition aside from a tiny moth-hole near the left edge. Inside, there’s a small fox embroidery near the hem and a silver 'WinterHaus' label stitched along the seam. It obviously has some sentimental value, and I’m hoping to reunite it with its owner. If this might be yours, shoot me a note here and we can arrange a quick pickup.
I found these blue Nike running shoes this afternoon around 2:15pm near the entrance to Fifth Third Field on Jefferson Ave in downtown Toledo. They're men's size 9, blue with a white swoosh and bright orange laces. There's a small scuff on the toe and a faint gray smear on the left heel from a workout, but overall they're in decent shape. They were sitting by the bike racks close to the stadium's north exit. If these belong to you, tell me the model and size and the distinguishing marks; we can arrange a pickup nearby.
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