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Hi, I'm Olivia Bennett. I was taking a quick stroll at about 7:15 p.m. last Friday, near Market Street by the York County History Center, when my two rabbits bolted from their carrier and vanished into the shadows. They’re small and skittish, a white one with a gray tail and a brown one with a black smudge on the ear. I’ve had them since they were born and I’m terrified they’ll wander off into a yard or shed and forget their way home. If you saw two rabbits darting through an alley off Market Street or heard squeaking under a porch, please let me know through the site.
I was leaving Central Market in downtown York around 6:45 p.m. on Tuesday, carrying home a bag of groceries when I realized my utensils were missing from the tote I always use for meals. The three-piece stainless set sits in a navy pouch with a tiny red stitch, and I must have dropped it somewhere between Market Street and the steps by the Central Market entrance. These utensils aren’t fancy, but they’re the ones I reach for every night after a long shift, and losing them stings a little more than I expected. If they turn up anywhere along Market Street between Philadelphia Street and the old rail line, I’d be grateful to have them back.
I was walking along Market Street near Market Square this morning around 9:15, when I spotted two parrots perched on a bench by a vendor’s cart. One is bright blue with yellow accents; the other green with a red crown. They looked healthy, curious, and a little tired, as if they’d just wandered a bit. They seemed more friendly than frightened, and I kept them safe on a portable perch while I checked for an owner. I hope they’re reunited soon.
I left a stack of family photographs behind at the Strand-Capitol Performing Arts Center after the 11:00 a.m. matinee today, and now they’re missing. These are small, precious prints from the 1960s—my grandmother dancing in a black-and-white photo—and I can picture them in that red accordion folder I carried. I retraced my steps from the lobby to the gift shop area, and then into the hallway near the stairwell, but the photos didn’t reappear. I hope someone who found them understands how special they are and turned them in to the box office.
I left my sheet music after rehearsal around 5:15 PM on Tuesday in the lobby of the Strand-Capitol Performing Arts Center in downtown York. The folder is black with a blue cover and a red bookmark; inside are pages for a piano-vocal piece I’m preparing for a recital at York College. I went back to search, but the lobby was crowded and nothing was turned in. This music means a lot to me, and I’d be grateful to have it back, especially the notes I wrote to keep me focused during practice. Please keep an eye out around the Strand-Capitol lobby, near the stairs.
Hi there, I’m Olivia Bennett. I lost my enamel pins this morning around 8:20 a.m. near the Broad Street Market entrance in York. The pins include a tiny lighthouse, a maple leaf, and a heart pin from a friend—each one holds a memory I can’t replace. I retraced the aisles and checked the sidewalk by the main entrance, but they’re gone. They’re small objects, but they carry big stories, and I’d love to have them back.
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