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Hey folks, I lost my cream knit scarf yesterday around 3pm near the Market on Main Street in Northampton, MA. It's a long scarf, probably about 70 inches, knit in a simple cable pattern, cream color with brown tassels on both ends. There's a tiny coffee stain near the right end, and one tassel is a bit frayed from a month of wear. It was a gift from my grandma and means a lot to me, so I’d really love to see it again. If someone found it, dropping it at the local Lost & Found near the Market on Main or at the Northampton Police Department would be amazing—thanks for keeping an eye out.
I lost my UMass Amherst student ID badge yesterday around 3pm. It's a white plastic ID attached to a blue lanyard with a white UMass logo. The card is a bit scuffed and there’s a tiny coffee stain near the bottom left corner. On the back there’s a small blue star sticker I stuck there as a joke, plus a faint dent on the lower edge from a drop last week. I think I last had it while walking near the Academy of Music on Main Street in Northampton toward the riverfront; it slipped from my pocket at a crosswalk. This ID is essential for library checkout and dorm access, so I’d really appreciate it if someone who finds it reaches out.
I’m missing Scout, a five-year-old brown-black hound mix about 50 pounds. He wears a blue nylon collar with a red name tag that says 'Scout' and a small reflective stripe. Yesterday around 3pm we were on Main Street by Smith College near the campus market area when a passerby startled him and he bolted toward the river path behind the Northampton Athletic Center. He has a white patch on his chest and a slight limp in his left hind leg. He’s friendly, really attached to me, and this dog means the world to me—please help me bring him home; text 413-555-0189 or email [email protected] if you see him.
I lost my gray mini-lop rabbit yesterday around 3pm near Thornes Market on Main Street in Northampton, MA, Western Massachusetts. It's about 2.5 pounds with soft fur and a white patch on its chest plus white-tipped ears. It's not wearing a collar, and I last saw him near the Thornes Market parking lot. He has a tiny notch on the right ear that makes him easy to ID, and I’m really worried—this rabbit is part of our family and has sentimental value. If anyone finds him, please text or call me; I’d be forever grateful.
I lost my blue Ventolin inhaler with an orange cap and a white label yesterday around 3pm outside Cooley Dickinson Hospital in Northampton, Western Massachusetts, near the Locust Street entrance. It’s in a slightly scuffed blue case with a white label bearing my initials 'KP' and a tiny red heart sticker on the back. The inhaler is well-used but I rely on it daily for asthma relief, especially with spring pollen, so I’m really hoping someone picked it up and can return it. If you found it, I’d be grateful to hear from you so we can meet somewhere convenient, like Main Street or near the hospital.
I found a silver ring today around 4:20pm while walking along Main Street in Northampton, right outside the Academy of Music. It’s a slim sterling silver band, about 4-5mm wide, with an oval lapis lazuli stone bezel-set. The inside bears a small engraving that reads 'AP-92' and there’s a tiny nick along the outer edge near the setting. Overall it’s in good condition with only minor surface scratches. I know how meaningful a ring can be, so I’d love to get it back to its owner. If this sounds like yours, tell me the engraving detail or the stone, and we can arrange a safe hand-off in downtown Northampton.
I found a blue paperback field guide to local birds this afternoon around 3:15pm in the parking lot behind the Greenfield Public Library on Main Street in Western Massachusetts. It's a Peterson Field Guide to Birds of New England, about 350 pages, with a creased spine and a coffee stain on the back cover. Inside the front cover there's a pencil doodle of a hummingbird and a small handwritten note that says 'For M. Rivera' with a date from last summer. The book has dog-eared pages near the Warblers section and a faint sticker from Greenfield Public Library on the back. If this is yours, drop me a message here and we can arrange a pickup.
I found a cockatiel this afternoon around 3:15pm near the Forest Park entrance on Belmont Ave in Springfield, MA. It's a gray bird with a bright yellow crest and orange cheek patches, and it has a tiny silver leg band engraved 'MA-304'. The bird seemed calm, perched on the grass near the carousel, and it doesn't appear hurt or scared, just curious. It clearly belongs to someone since it’s well cared for, and I’m hoping to reunite it with its owner. If this sounds like your bird, the band number and that distinctive crest are good identifiers.
I found a pair of blue Nike running shoes this afternoon around 2:15pm behind the basketball courts by the gym at Smith College, on Elm Street in Northampton. They’re a men's size 9, blue with a white Nike swoosh and a pink heel tab. The left shoe has a small scuff on the toe and the laces are frayed; the right shoe has a faint mud stain along the sole. They were sitting near a bike rack by the field, easy to spot once you know the area. If you recognize these, I’d love to get them back to their owner.
I found a white ceramic teapot with a blue floral pattern this afternoon around 2:15pm in the back alley behind Smith College's Campus Center on Elm Street in Northampton, Western Massachusetts. The teapot is about the size of a 4-cup pot, with a glossy glaze and a small chip on the rim and a tiny crack near the spout. It has a wooden lid knob and, on the bottom, a pencil-mark initial 'L' that looks like someone’s ID. It feels well-loved, and it smells faintly of tea, like someone made a comforting pot just yesterday. If you know who it belongs to, I’d be happy to hand it back.
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