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I lost my black Sony portable Bluetooth speaker yesterday around 3pm near the Worcester Public Library on Main Street. It's about 7 inches long, 2.5 inches tall, and has a bright red silicone sleeve. There's a small dent on the bottom edge, and a blue USB-C charging cable is still attached. It was a gift from my sister last year and helps me unwind after night shifts, so it really means a lot to me. If you found it, I’d be grateful to get it back; it has sentimental value and I’m really hoping to reunite with it.
I lost my red Le Creuset 3-quart round oven yesterday around 3pm near the Worcester Public Library on Salem Square. It's glossy cherry red with a black enamel knob and a few scuffs along the lid from daily use. The interior is a light gray with a small, barely noticeable chip on the rim. The pot has sentimental value—it was a gift from my grandmother for my housewarming, and I really need it back. If you found it, please text me so we can arrange a pickup; I’m happy to meet around downtown Worcester.
I’m missing my leopard gecko from yesterday around 3pm. It’s a small yellow‑tan gecko with brown spots and a slightly flattened tail. I had him in a terrarium with a black lid, and his heat lamp was on when I last checked near the parking lot behind the Worcester Public Library on Main Street. He has a tiny white scar under his left eye and a blue-tipped tail base—pretty distinctive if you know geckos. He’s really important to me and my daughter; we adopted him from a shelter last year, and I’m worried sick. If anyone found him, I’d really appreciate a message so we can arrange a safe meetup.
I lost my red-eared slider turtle, Milo, yesterday around 3pm near the Hanover Theatre on Main Street in Worcester. He’s about 5 inches long, olive-green with yellow marbling and those bright red stripes behind his eyes. The shell has a small scuff along the left rear edge, and there’s a tiny white dot on the underside near the hinge—easy to spot if you pick him up. Milo also has a tiny heart-shaped scar on the left carapace and a microchip with ID 9850123. He’s more than a pet; he’s been part of our family since I was a kid, and I’m really worried about him. If you’ve seen him wandering by the Main Street area around the theatre or near the CVS parking lot, please contact me. I’d be grateful to be reunited.
I lost my silver bracelet yesterday evening around 6:15 pm near the Worcester Public Library on Main Street. It's a thin sterling silver bracelet about 7 inches long with a small heart charm. The charm has initials 'A.H.' engraved on the back and a tiny blue enamel dot. It was a gift from my grandmother and means a lot to me; I really hope someone picked it up and will return it.
I found a pair of blue Nike running shoes this afternoon around 2:45pm, outside the Worcester Public Library on Main Street (Salem Square). They're men's size 9.5, navy blue with a bright orange swoosh and a white sole. The left toe has a small scuff and there's a coffee stain on the heel—plus a tiny sticker with the initials 'JH' on the tongue. They look like they've got some wear but are still solid for daily jogging. I figured someone probably dropped them during a run, and I want to help get them back to their owner—if these are yours, tell me the exact size, the color details of the swoosh, and one distinguishing mark to confirm.
I found this gray tabby cat this afternoon around 2:15pm outside the Worcester Public Library on Main Street, near Salem Square. It's a medium-sized, short-haired kitty with bright green eyes, two white paws, and a small notch in its right ear. The cat is wearing a red collar with a tiny silver bell, but there’s no ID tag. It seems healthy and friendly, and I’d be really glad to help get him home—if you think this is your cat, send me a message through the app.
I found a black bike helmet with a bright orange stripe and a white Giro logo on the side this afternoon around 2:15pm behind the Worcester Public Library on Main Street. It's in decent shape—no cracks, just a few scuffs on the shell. The interior padding is clean, and there's a small sticker on the inside that reads 'M' for size. There are no other identifying marks, but the helmet fits a common adult head and the strap works. If this belongs to you, please reach out and we can arrange a pickup near the library or the Worcester Common area.
I found a red metronome and a small black tuner case this morning around 9:15am. It was sitting on a concrete bench outside the DCU Center on Foster Street, near the loading dock entrance. The metronome is a glossy red wooden model with a brass pendulum, and there's a tiny chip on one corner; a white sticker with a little rocket is peeled a bit. The tuner case is a snug black zip pouch with a faded 'Practice daily' sticker and a slightly worn zipper. There's also a pencil mark with the initials 'M.G.' on the metronome base. If it's yours, drop me a message here and we can arrange a pickup in Worcester.
I found a black M-Audio Keystation 49-key MIDI keyboard this afternoon around 2:15pm on the sidewalk outside the Worcester Public Library at 3 Salem Square. It's in decent shape, with a few scuffs on the housing and one rubber foot slightly peeled. There's a bright orange guitar pick tucked between the keys and a small rocket sticker on the back panel. The case is a gray soft-shell with a blue zipper pull, easy to spot. If you recognize it, please reach out so I can help reunite it with its owner.