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I lost my black velvet evening gown yesterday around 3pm near the CMU Library on Main Street in Mount Pleasant, Central Michigan. It's a floor-length gown, size medium, with subtle silver beading along the neckline and a small tear at the left hem from catching on a railing. It has sentimental value because it was a gift from my grandmother, and I wore it to a fundraiser on campus. The gown also has a tiny silver star brooch pinned to the left shoulder strap and a faint coffee stain near the hem for easy identification. I left it hanging on a chair in the hallway outside the lecture hall near the campus bookstore, and I really need it back.
I lost a set of keys with a key fob attached was mace spray purple , and some other purple items attached to it Lost somewhere around CMU
I lost my charcoal-gray ottoman yesterday around 3pm near the CMU Park Library on East Campus Drive in Mount Pleasant. It's an 18x18 inch cube with a soft tufted top, microfiber fabric, and dark wooden legs. One leg sits a hair shorter, so it wobbles when moved, and there's a tiny coffee stain on the front edge. No brand is visible. It's the kind of piece from IKEA that I've had for years, and it has sentimental value—it was a gift from my grandmother and sat in my living room forever. If you found it, email me at [email protected]; I’d be incredibly grateful to get it back.
I lost my gray Nike hoodie yesterday around 3pm near the CMU University Center on East Campus Drive in Mount Pleasant. It's a medium, heather gray pullover with a white Nike swoosh on the chest, and the neon orange drawstrings give it away in a crowd. There's a small coffee stain near the left cuff and a tiny snag along the pocket seam—the kind of hoodie I reach for on chilly bus rides between classes. It was a gift from my sister and really feels sentimental; I just want it back so I can wear it during finals week. If someone found it, please drop it off at the CMU Lost and Found in the University Center lobby; I’d be forever grateful.
I lost my orange tabby Milo yesterday around 3pm near the CMU Library steps on University Avenue in Mount Pleasant. He's about the size of a medium cat, with bright orange fur, white paws, and a tiny white bib on his chest. He wears a bright green collar with a small silver bell, and his left ear is a little crooked—very recognizable if you know him. Milo is usually sociable, but he's skittish around strangers. I adopted him last year, and he's my main emotional support during finals, so I'm really worried and just want him home safe. If anyone sees him, please drop me a message here or email me at [email protected].
I found a small medical kit this afternoon around 2:15pm in the CMU Library parking lot behind Warriner Library, near the East Campus Drive entrance in Mount Pleasant. Inside a translucent blue zip pouch is a blue insulin pen with a bright red cap and a grey glucose meter, plus a small blister pack of test strips. The pouch has a white sticker that reads 'CareTeam' in blue, and the pen's label has handwritten initials. This item clearly belongs to someone managing diabetes, and I'd really like to get it back to the owner. If this sounds like yours, we can arrange a safe handoff at the CMU Campus Safety building.
I found a mint-green ukulele with a black-and-white striped strap yesterday around 4pm behind the CMU Student Union on University Avenue, just off Main Street in Mount Pleasant. It’s a soprano-sized instrument in decent shape, with a small dent on the lower bout and a shiny gloss finish. There’s a white Kala label on the headstock and a tiny pineapple sticker tucked inside the soundhole, which makes it easy to identify. The strings feel fairly new and it sounds surprisingly bright when I strum it. If you know who this belongs to, I’d be happy to drop it at the Union desk or meet nearby for pickup.
Found a black iPad Pro 11-inch, a digital media device, this afternoon around 2:15 pm outside the Central Michigan University Library entrance on the campus quad, near the University Bookstore on University Avenue. It's in good condition, with a blue protective case and a small circular yellow sun sticker on the back that has the initials 'JM'. The screen looks clean and the device seems functional; I didn’t power it up completely, just enough to confirm it’s a tablet. If this is yours, I’d really like to get it back—you can message me with the sticker or the case model, and I’ll hold onto it at the CMU Public Safety desk until you can pick it up.
Found a pair of neon-green Nike running shorts this afternoon around 2:30pm behind Park Library on the CMU campus in Mount Pleasant. They're size M, made of lightweight Dri-Fit fabric, with a bright blue drawstring and a white Nike swoosh on the left leg. The shorts are in decent shape with a slight fade at the waistband and a faint grass stain on the hem. There's a small CMU tag sewn inside at the back waistband that could help the owner identify them. If these belong to you, or you know who they belong to, please reach out—I'd love to get them back to their owner.
I found a blue hardcover first-edition novel this afternoon around 3:20 pm, sitting on a bench outside the CMU Student Center near Park Library on University Avenue in Mount Pleasant, Central Michigan. The book is about 350 pages, with a dust jacket that has a small tear along the spine and a faint coffee ring on the back cover. The inside front cover has a bright red ribbon bookmark sticking out, and there is a dog-eared page around page 120. The smell is a mix of old paper and coffee, and the corners are a bit worn, clearly well loved. I figure someone must be missing it after class; if this rings a bell, let me know so I can get it back to them.