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Last Friday around 6:15 PM, I was finishing a sunset walk along the Lake Superior shoreline in Presque Isle Park, Marquette, when my dog's two collars slipped from the pocket of my jacket and vanished into the dim evening. They are a red nylon collar and a reflective black one. I retraced the path along the overlook and the lakeside trail, calling my dog's name, but the trail ended in the pine trees. If anyone picked them up, they mean a lot to my dog, and I would be grateful to have them back.
LOST: I was leaving the NMU library near the Superior Dome around 9:15 p.m. Friday when I realized my USB drives were missing from my backpack. They’re small, one black with a red cap and a second silver with a pine-tree sticker. The drives contain important class notes and photos from a trip to Pictured Rocks, but more than that, they hold irreplaceable research notes from last semester. I retraced my steps around the Marquette waterfront and along Lake Superior, but I didn’t see them. If you found them, please respond through the site so I can get them back.
I found a bundle of adapters this morning in the Upper Peninsula. Around 9:15 AM, I was walking along Marquette's harborfront near the Marquette Harbor Light when I spotted a small pile of USB-C and micro-USB adapters tucked behind a bench. They looked like they'd been left behind after a hurried day—salt air, chatter, and the stray coin collection cluttering the bench. I tucked them into my bag for safekeeping, hoping they’ll find their owner soon.
I was out for a weekend hike along the Lake Superior shoreline in the Upper Peninsula when my enamel pins slipped from a backpack pocket. It was 3:15 p.m. on Saturday, near the Marquette Harbor Light, where the breeze gusts off the harbor and the waves break softly on the rocks. I wore a few bright pins from past trips, blue and red, tiny enough to vanish in a gust of wind, and I must have brushed against a railing or started down a path that led away from the bench. I felt a sting of loss—these pins felt like a scrapbook of my travels. I’ve been scouring the waterfront and downtown Marquette, hoping someone turned them in at a shop or post office.
I lost my black Anker PowerCore 20,000mAh power bank yesterday around 3pm near the Peter White Public Library on Front Street in Marquette, Upper Peninsula. It’s a matte black aluminum block with a bright red silicone bumper, and there’s a tiny scratch along the top edge plus a white compass sticker on the back. It was in a small gray fabric sleeve with a short USB-C cable sticking out. I rely on it for hiking and long days out—the phone dies fast in the boonies, and I really need it back. If anyone finds it, I’d be grateful to get it turned in at the downtown Lost & Found.
I lost my hand-painted ceramic hummingbird sculpture yesterday around 3pm near the Ore Dock Park on Front Street in Marquette, Upper Peninsula. It’s a small piece, about 6 inches tall, with a glossy cobalt-blue glaze and a tiny gold beak. There’s a fine crack along the wing and a speckled pattern on the chest that make it easy to identify. It was a gift from my grandmother and means a lot to me, so I really need it back. If you’ve seen it or picked it up, send me a note here and I’ll arrange a meetup to pick it up.
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