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I lost my vintage Darth Vader action figure yesterday afternoon around 4pm outside the Starbucks on Wick Avenue by the YSU campus. It's a 1980s Kenner figure, all black plastic with a slightly glossy finish and a removable red lightsaber. It has a small tear along the edge of the cape and a tiny red sticker with the initials 'JP' on the back of the helmet. I last had it in my backpack after lunch, and then I headed toward Market Street, but it was gone when I reached my car. It means a lot to me—it was a gift from my dad—and I’d be really grateful to get it back!
I lost my silver Pandora bracelet yesterday around 3:15pm near the Covelli Centre on Market Street in downtown Youngstown. It’s a slender 7-inch chain with a small heart charm and a tiny star charm. The bracelet is sterling silver, a bit worn at the clasp, and the heart charm is engraved with the initials 'AH'. It means a lot to me—my grandmother gave it to me, and it has sentimental value. If anyone found it, I’d really appreciate getting it back; it helped me through a tough week.
I lost my brother, Daniel Rivera, 28, in downtown Youngstown yesterday around 3:15 pm. He’s about 5'9", slim, with short black hair and a light stubble. He was wearing a gray Nike hoodie under a dark brown leather jacket, blue jeans, and black sneakers. He has a small wave tattoo on his inner right forearm and wears a silver ring on his left index finger. Last confirmed sighting was near Wick Avenue by the YSU Library, heading toward Market Street after leaving the Covelli Centre. He’s anxious and a bit disoriented right now, and I’m really worried. If you see him or have any information, email me at [email protected] so we can bring him home safely.
I was using my black Sony WH-1000XM4 wireless headphones yesterday around 3pm and they disappeared. I think they were left outside the YSU Bookstore on Wick Avenue, near the Market Street entrance, after I grabbed a quick coffee. They’re in decent condition, with the ear pads a bit worn and a small scuff on the right ear cup, plus a blue beaded charm dangling from the left cord that I almost always forget is there. These headphones mean a lot to me—they were a gift from my sister and I rely on them for late-night study sessions and video calls for work. If you found them, please message me so I can get them back.
I lost my iPhone 12 Pro in matte black yesterday around 3pm near the Starbucks on Market Street in downtown Youngstown. It's in a gray SlimGuard case with a tiny pink sticker under the case that says 'Nova' and the screen has a noticeable crack along the top edge. Inside the phone is a family photo wallpaper and a few sentimental voice memos from my grandmother, plus an urgent list of contacts in the notes app. If anyone found it, please get in touch—this is my only lifeline to stay connected and I really need it back.
I found a brown Fossil wallet this afternoon around 3:15pm outside the downtown Public Library on Wick Avenue, by the bike racks. It’s a slim bifold with a bright red interior lining, a small scratch along the top edge, and the Fossil logo barely visible on the front. Inside, there are several cards and a driver’s license with a name I won’t print here, plus a crumpled receipt from a local coffee shop. Looks recently used but still in good condition overall. If this belongs to you, I’d be glad to help you reclaim it.
I found a black Sony ZV-1 compact camera this afternoon around 3:15 pm. It was sitting on a bench outside the Covelli Centre on Front Street, downtown Youngstown. The camera is in good condition but has a small scratch on the LCD and comes with a gray neoprene case. Notably, it has a blue-and-white checkered camera strap and a bright neon-yellow sticker on the bottom plate that reads 'YSU24'—super easy to spot if you owned it. There's a memory card inside the case; I left it as I found it so you can verify it when you claim it. If this is yours, tell me the strap pattern and the sticker text to confirm.
I found a black JBL Charge 5 portable Bluetooth speaker this afternoon around 3pm in the parking lot behind the Youngstown Public Library on Wick Avenue. It’s about the size of a soda can, with a bright orange silicone clip attached to the side and a few light scratches on the fabric grille. The bottom has a small white sticker with the model printed on it, and there’s a tiny dent along the top edge from a likely tumble outside. It powers on and connected to my phone when I tested it, so it seems in decent working order. If this is yours, I’ve left it near the library entrance behind the bike racks—hope to return it soon.
I found a tan Michael Kors crossbody handbag this morning around 10am behind the Covelli Centre on Market Street in downtown Youngstown. It's medium size, pebbled leather with gold-tone hardware and an adjustable strap. The interior lining is light beige with a small zip pocket, and there's a bright pink scarf tied to the zipper pull as a unique marker. The bag looks lightly used with a few scuffs on the bottom corner. Inside I spotted a local coffee shop loyalty card and a photo of a dog, which makes me think it belongs to someone who's really attached to it. If this is yours, please reach out so I can help get it back to you.
I found a pair of black Sony wireless headphones this afternoon around 2:45pm outside the Butler Institute of American Art on Wick Avenue in downtown Youngstown. They’re the WH-1000XM4 model, with a matte black finish and soft gray ear cushions; one earcup has a tiny dent near the hinge and the left pad has some wear from daily use. The white charging case has a small blue sticker and a faint coffee stain on the lid. I know losing headphones is a hassle, so I’m hoping to return them to their owner who probably relies on them for commuting and studying. I’ll hold onto them here until someone can identify them by the details.
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