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I was leaving the Corning Museum of Glass around 6:20 p.m. on Friday, walking along Water Street toward Center Way Square in Corning, NY, when I realized my shoes weren’t on my feet anymore. They’re blue running sneakers with white stripes and a little wear on the toe. Twin Tiers NY/PA has seen me in these shoes on countless coffee runs and river hikes, and it stings to think I may have left them behind in the rush. If you found a blue pair near the museum, I’d be relieved to hear they’ve turned up somewhere safe.
I found a bundle of keyboards around 6:15 p.m. Friday near Riverside Park in Elmira, NY. Three keyboards, black and silver, with tangled cords and a faded sticker that says 'Practice Time,' lay beneath a park bench. I know how nerve-wracking it is to lose gear before a gig, and I felt a mix of relief and responsibility as I picked them up. They’re here now, safe with me until the owner is found, and I hope the rightful owner sees this and claims them.
I left my USB drives behind around 3:20 p.m. on Saturday, at Eldridge Park in Elmira, NY, which sits along the Chemung River in the Twin Tiers. They were in a black zip case with two drives labeled 'Work' and 'Photos.' I had stopped at a cafe near the park entrance, bumped my bag, and set the case on a bench while I sorted receipts. By the time I looked back, someone had folded into the crowd and I couldn’t spot it again. Those drives hold critical work drafts and family memories; losing them felt like misplacing a part of my own story, and I’m hoping they’ll find their way back to me.
I lost my handheld gaming console and a small handheld device in Twin Tiers NY/PA last Friday night around 9:00 p.m. I had just left the Corning Transit Center on Market Street after a quick stop at a cafe, and I must have left them on a bench near the glass doors. They’re more than gadgets to me—my travel companions for long drives and the memories tied to old game progress. I’m hoping someone found them and can help me recover them; I’m clinging to a thread of hope for a reunion.
At 9:15 a.m. Tuesday, I realized my travel visas were missing after packing my bag at the Sayre Rail Station Market on Main Street, right in the Twin Tiers area near the New York-Pennsylvania border. They were tucked in a white folder inside a blue travel organizer; I must have left them on the counter while I looked for my keys. I’m anxious because these documents are essential for my upcoming trip and for identity checks around the border. If someone picked them up, please know they’re mine and I’d be grateful to have them back.
Yesterday around 5:15 PM, I lost my student ID while I was leaving campus and walking down West State Street in downtown Binghamton. The card sits in a slim black wallet on a blue lanyard, with my photo peeking out and my university logo visible. It’s essential for library checkouts and building access, so I’m hoping someone turned it in here. If you found it, please keep it safe and let the site help me reconnect with my belongings.
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