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Found gym bag near downtown Rec Center
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.
Black microKORG synthesizer with orange LEDs
I lost my black microKORG synthesizer yesterday around 3pm. It's a compact 37-key keyboard in a black plastic shell, with a few light scratches on the top panel and the orange LEDs still bright. I last had it outside the Starbucks on Main Street in downtown Binghamton, near the Court Street intersection, before I headed toward the library. It’s sentimental to me—it was a gift from my grandmother and I use it for teaching beginners, so I’m really hoping it turns up. A red sticker with my initials “PK” is on the back of the power adapter, and the padded gig bag has a torn zipper on the side.
Navy blue twin comforter with white piping
I lost my navy blue quilted twin comforter with white piping yesterday around 4pm near the CVS on Court Street in downtown Binghamton. It was in a light gray storage bag when I last saw it, and there are two small snags along the bottom edge plus a tiny monogram 'KP' in the top corner. This comforter was a gift from my grandmother and has kept me warm during late-night shifts, so it means a lot to me. If anyone happened to spot it or picked it up by mistake, please reach out—I'd be incredibly grateful to get it back.
Lost passport in downtown Binghamton
I was in downtown Binghamton, and around 2:45 p.m. on Tuesday I realized my passport was missing. I’d stopped for a quick bite on Court Street and then headed toward the bus stop by the Broome County Courthouse, retracing my steps along Main Street and the Forum area. I fear I left it inside a bag or on a chair somewhere, and I’m anxious about travel plans and visas resting on its pages. It would mean a lot to me to be reunited with it, and I’m hopeful the person who found it will see this and know it belongs to me.