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I lost my leopard gecko yesterday around 3pm. He's tan with bright orange spots and about 5 inches long from snout to tail, with a slightly thicker tail from molts. I last saw him near the ore dock behind the Holiday Inn Express on Lakeshore Boulevard in Marquette; he has a tiny white scar on his right hind toe and a faint irregular dark spot behind his head. He loves warm spots and might be hiding under rocks or in a heater vent. If you find him, please text me—this little guy is part of our family and has sentimental value; I really need him back.
I lost my blue Shimano spinning rod with a neon orange reel yesterday around 3pm near Presque Isle Park in Marquette, Upper Peninsula. The rod is about 6'6" with a blue finish and a black, slightly worn grip, and the reel is a bright orange Shimano spinning reel attached to a green camouflage tackle bag. The bag's mesh pocket is torn, and I wrote 'Dad' in black Sharpie on it. This rod is my go-to for local lake fishing and holds sentimental value because it was a gift from my grandfather. If anyone finds it, I’d really appreciate knowing it's back with me.
I lost my red Nintendo Switch with blue Joy-Cons yesterday around 3pm. I was walking along Front Street near the Ore Dock in downtown Marquette, in the Upper Peninsula, after grabbing coffee. It was inside a gray protective case; the back has a mountain-logo sticker and the initials KH written in black marker. The left Joy-Con has a tiny dent on the edge and the screen protector is peeling at the bottom. This thing carries sentimental value—it's my main way to unwind after shifts—and I’d really appreciate getting it back.
I lost my white Accu-Chek glucose meter kit yesterday around 4pm near the Peter White Public Library on Front Street in Marquette, Upper Peninsula. It sits in a navy blue neoprene sleeve with an orange zipper, and the front has a small orange star sticker I put there a while ago. Inside is the glucose meter, test strips, a lancet device, and a crumpled receipt. It is essential for my daily diabetes management, and I have been really worried about keeping up with readings. If you found it, I would be forever grateful and can meet you downtown to pick it up.
I lost my blue Anker PowerCore 10K portable charger yesterday around 3pm near the Ore Dock along the Lake Superior waterfront on Washington Street in downtown Marquette, Upper Peninsula. Category: Miscellaneous Electronics. It's navy blue aluminum, about the size of a standard smartphone power bank, with a bright orange sticker on the back that says 'Ella' in my handwriting. There are two tiny dents along the top edge and a small scratch near the USB-C port. It was a gift from my sister and carries sentimental value—I really need it back for daily work trips; I’d be grateful to have it returned to me.
I found a Seiko 5 Sports stainless steel watch with a blue dial this afternoon around 4:15pm. It has a 42mm case and a brushed bracelet, with a small scratch near the 2 o'clock position and an engraving on the back that reads 'A.J. 19'. I picked it up on the bench outside the Ore Dock by Front Street in downtown Marquette, Upper Peninsula, after seeing it near the bike racks along the Lake Superior shoreline. It seems well cared for, and I know how important something like this can be to someone—I'd really like to return it to its owner. If this matches your missing watch, please get in touch and we'll arrange a meet-up.
I found a blue National Geographic atlas this afternoon around 3:15pm in the parking lot behind the Holiday Inn on Front Street in Marquette, in the Upper Peninsula. It's a hardcover atlas, about 11 by 9 inches, with a slightly bent spine and a musty paper smell. Inside the pocket on the back cover is a folded Isle Royale map and a pencil note that reads 'Property of J. Turner, 1997' in faded ink. The corners are worn and there's a small coffee ring on page 118. If you're the owner, please drop me a line with the note details so I can reunite you with your book.
Found a full-size violin this afternoon around 4:15 pm on Front Street near the Ore Dock in Marquette, Upper Peninsula. It's inside a black hard-shell case with a red velvet interior and a slightly scuffed latch. The violin has a warm amber sunburst finish, a tiny dent on the rim near the chin rest, and the bow is wrapped in turquoise tape, which makes it easy to spot. Inside the lid there's a faded sticker with the initials 'C.S.' and a small heart doodle. It looks well cared for, so I’d love to get it back to its rightful owner—if this is yours, you can reach me at [email protected].
I found a black leather Samsonite briefcase this afternoon around 2:45pm in the parking lot behind West End Bakery on Main Street in Marquette, Upper Peninsula. The case is medium-sized, with a sturdy handle and a few scratches along the bottom edge. Inside there are a few folders, a laptop charger, and a small red notebook. On the exterior pocket there’s a faded sticker with the initials 'MT' and a laminated name card that reads 'J. Navarro.' I didn’t open anything beyond that, but it looks like work stuff—hope to reunite it with its owner.
Category: Tickets & Passes. Upper Peninsula. I found a ticket stub this afternoon around 2:45 pm outside the Ore Dock on Front Street in Marquette, in the Upper Peninsula. It’s for a Marquette Huskies hockey game, printed on light blue paper with perforated edges and a small Huskies logo. The date shows 3/26 and the seat info is Section 104, Row 12, Seat 3. There’s a coffee ring on the back and a tiny paw-print doodle in pencil near the corner—kinda cute and hard to miss. Since it’s a personal item, I’d love to get it back to its owner so you can still make the game.
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