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This morning around 9:10 a.m., I found a pair of swimsuits near the pavilion at Recreation Park in downtown Binghamton, along the Susquehanna River Trail. They were damp as if someone had just come from a swim and were left on the bench by the path. There’s a red one-piece with a small white star and blue swim trunks with a yellow stripe—different sizes, obviously. I picked them up, hoping to track down the owner, and would love to help reunite them with the person they belong to.
I’m posting because I can’t shake the worry about my dogs' collars. I was out walking near the Court Street bridge in downtown Binghamton around 6:40 p.m. yesterday when two collars slipped off during a sprint after a squirrel. One is a blue nylon collar with paw prints; the other is a red nylon collar with a reflective strip and a tiny silver tag. I retraced the riverfront path and the little park by the parking deck, but I couldn’t find them. They mean a lot to me, and I just want them back where they belong. If you found them, I’d be grateful to recover them through the site.
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Black wallet with a "Rough Enough" label, has an NY State id and Binghamton University id inside with the name Ethan Odunsi. The photos are of the exact wallet that I lost, taken from the website
I lost my handheld and console this past Friday around 7:15 PM in Binghamton, New York. I had been walking along Court Street toward the Chenango Riverfront after a comics night at the Forum Theatre when a gust pushed my backpack and I dropped them on the curb by the pedestrian bridge. By the time I realized, the crowd had moved on and they were gone. The handheld is a gray device with a cracked screen; the other is a black home console with a white controller. They’re priceless to me, filled with saved games and memories from weekends with friends. If you found them near Court Street, the Forum Theatre area, or the Chenango Riverwalk, I’d be grateful for their return.
FOUND: I found a gym bag by 4:15 p.m. Saturday outside the downtown Rec Center on Court Street in Binghamton. It’s a black bag with a neon-green water bottle peeking from the top and a faded gray hoodie tucked inside. I checked for a name tag and didn’t see one, so I brought it here and hoped the owner would see this post. It felt hopeful to pass along something that clearly belonged to someone else, and a little relief to know it might be reunited with its owner soon. If you recognize these details, this could be yours.
I'm Olivia Chen. I lost a handful of my DVDs last Tuesday around 8:10 p.m. near the Roberson Museum and Science Center in downtown Binghamton. I had them tucked in a small tote when I stopped to chat with a neighbor on Court Street, and by the time I looked again they weren't there. The collection includes a couple of indie titles and a classic sci‑fi set that I can't replace easily. I'm hoping someone picked them up and dropped them at the front desk of the Discovery Center or left them at a nearby cafe; they'd be a huge relief to recover.
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