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I was walking the Wick Park loop in Youngstown this afternoon around 3:45 pm when I spotted a set of desk organizers lying on a bench by the park’s gazebo. They’re simple matte-black plastic with a silver divider, clearly someone’s daily workspace kept in mind. I picked them up and kept them with me, hoping the owner would see this post and recognize them. It felt good to reunite them with a rightful owner, even if I didn’t know who that was.
This morning around 8:20 AM I realized my two felines were gone after a gate was left ajar near Wick Park, by Beeghly Library on the Youngstown State University campus. Milo is a curious grey tabby, Luna a soft calico, and both tend to vanish into the first sunny corner of a park. They’re skittish but affectionate once they know you, and I’m terrified they might be cold or hungry out there. If you’ve seen them, please know I’m holding onto hope and thinking about their purrs and little nose nudges that always bring me back home.
I'm Alex Rivera. On Friday at 6:40 PM, I found a duffel bag stuffed with Equipment for Various Sports behind the basketball courts near Wick Park, off Wick Avenue in Youngstown. Inside were a tennis racket, several tennis balls, a pair of workout gloves, and a folded yoga mat. It looked like someone had rushed off after a pickup game, and my heart went out to them because I know that moment of realizing something's missing. I brought the bag to the local lost-and-found at the East Side Community Center and stood nearby, hoping the owner would come looking for it.
I was at a friend's apartment near Stambaugh Stadium in downtown Youngstown last Friday around 8:45 PM, hosting a casual game night. I tucked the box with our favorite board games—Settlers of Catan, Carcassonne, and a few party games—beneath the coffee table as we packed up. When I stood to grab my coat, the box must have vanished from the living room and possibly slipped toward the stairwell by the elevator. I keep replaying the moment, hoping it turned up around Wick Park or on a bus that runs along East Wood Street. Losing those games feels like losing a little piece of the night we laughed until midnight.
Last Tuesday, around 8:20 p.m., I realized my small kitchen appliances were missing from the apartment on West Boardman Street, just a short walk from Wick Park in Youngstown. My blender and compact microwave were gone, and I can still hear the counters clattering as I searched the kitchen at the back stairs. I retraced every hallway and checked the building’s common areas, but nothing turned up. This is important to me because those pieces were gifts from my grandmother and carry memories. I’m hoping someone who finds them will see this listing and help bring them home.
I realized my travel visas were missing after I hurried out of my apartment this morning around 8:40 a.m., near the Covelli Centre on West Federal Street. The folder is a slim blue folder with a few stamps peeking out; inside are the visas and some receipts that would be hard to replace. I retraced my steps along Market Street and Wick Avenue, stopping at the bus stop and several coffee shops, but I haven't found them. This trip is essential for work, and losing these papers is making me anxious. If someone found them, please know they belong to me.
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