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I lost my GPS devices along the Holyoke Canalwalk by Riverbank Park in Holyoke, Western Massachusetts, at 7:42 p.m. on Friday, June 18. They were two small black units tucked into a weathered blue pouch. I paused at the railing to check the map, then turned around and realized they were gone. The devices are crucial for a camping trip I'm trying to pull off next weekend, and losing them suddenly makes me feel overwhelmed. If you found them, I'd be grateful beyond words: they carry work notes, routes, and a memory of this trip.
Last Friday around 5:12 pm I realized my USB drives were missing after I left the Northampton Public Library on Main Street in Western Massachusetts. They were tucked in a blue silicone case, two drives labeled Projects and Backups. I retraced my steps along Market Street and past the campus, but they were gone. Those drives hold important work drafts and travel photos I can't replace, so I’m hoping whoever found them kept them safe and will return them through the site.
Hi, I'm Nora Blake. I was practicing for a recital and had a stack of sheet music tucked in a worn black folder. After a Thursday rehearsal at the Northampton campus, I left the folder on a chair near the piano in the Academy of Music lobby on Main Street, then stepped outside for a quick coffee. At 5:45 p.m. the folder was gone. The pages include tempo marks and my annotations, and losing them felt like misplacing a part of my musical identity. I'm a musician studying here in Western Massachusetts, and I’d be grateful to be reunited with the music.
Found a compact 37-key MIDI keyboard controller this morning around 10:15am, tucked behind a bench near the Northampton Academy of Music on Main Street in Northampton, MA. It’s a black matte controller with a few scuffs along the edges and a slightly glowing blue screen, and I can read 'M-Audio' on the logo if you squint. It sits in a gray aluminum flight case with a dent in the lid and a small sticker that says 'Studio 7' in the lower corner. It looks well loved but still in good condition—if you’re the owner, I’d be happy to help get it back to you.
I lost my black Nike running shoes yesterday around 3pm near Thornes Market on Main Street in Florence, Western Massachusetts. They're a size 9, a bit scuffed on the toes, with a white swoosh and a small blue zigzag stitch along the outer edge. One shoe has a tiny coffee stain on the toe and the inner lining is a bright blue. These shoes were my go-to pair for training, and they also hold sentimental value because they were a gift from my sister last year; I’d really appreciate getting them back.
I lost my gold-tone drop earrings with teal glass beads yesterday around 3pm near the Academy of Music on Main Street in Northampton, Western Massachusetts. They're about an inch long, with delicate gold-tone wires and a single teal bead that catches the light. One bead has a tiny surface nick and the butterfly backs are silver-toned. They were a gift from my grandmother and feel really sentimental to me, so I’d really appreciate getting them back. If you found them, I’d be grateful to have them returned.
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