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Today around 2:30 p.m., while walking my dog along Watertown's Public Square, I found a tote bag with several Sculptures inside. There's an abstract metal piece, a ceramic bust, and two carved wooden figures with blue glaze. I checked the surrounding area and nearby shops, but there was no sign of the owner, so I brought the bag to the lobby of the Jefferson County Courthouse to keep them safe while we try to find the owner. If these belong to you, please contact me through the site so we can arrange a proper transfer.
I was tidying up a tote and found a folder with travel visas on a bench by Watertown Public Square around 2:50 p.m. last Monday. They looked official and a bit anxious, like they belonged to someone about to depart on a big journey. I tucked them into my bag for safekeeping and decided to post this here so the owner can find them without worry, and so these documents stay out of the wrong hands.
I was loading a bag of laundry when the soft cotton sheets slipped from my cart and fluttered away. Friday at 6:40 PM, I last saw them near the Watertown Public Library on Public Square, right by the main entrance as I ducked inside to grab a book before the wind picked up. I searched the sidewalks and asked a couple of joggers, but night fell and I kept thinking about them on the breeze. Those sheets belonged to my grandmother and are part of a family quilt she started years ago; they carry her memory more than any fabric. If you found them, please hold onto them for me until I can reunite them with my home.
I was at the Watertown Public Library entrance around 6:15 p.m. on Friday, July 12, 2024, when I realized my enamel pins had vanished from the pocket of my denim jacket. They’re a tiny set—one with a compass and one shaped like a rocket—on plain silver posts. Those pins were my grandmother's keepsakes, and losing them felt like losing her all over again, especially after a long day. I walked the sidewalk along Jefferson Street toward the library steps, hoping someone picked them up near the brick planter by the entrance, but they weren’t there.
I was walking back from the Watertown Public Library around 6:15 PM last Friday when I found a tote tucked behind a bench near Riverside Park. Inside were several shirts, all in good condition, with different sizes and colors. They looked like clothes someone would wear daily, not mine, and there were no papers or IDs to identify a owner. I brought the tote home and decided to post it here in case the owner sees this and recognizes their shirts.
I was wrapping up a Saturday evening near the Watertown Public Square when my backpack slipped off my shoulder at 7:42 pm. Inside were my action figures—a faded blue box with three vintage superheroes—my little ritual since college. I retraced every block from the fountain to the Jefferson County Library steps, calling out their names as if they'd run away themselves. I'm hoping someone who picked them up on their way home from a lawn-chair concert might recognize them and bring them back; they mean more to me than I can fully explain.
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