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I'm posting this as LOST Felines in Chicago. Tonight, around 7:15 p.m., I was walking my two cats, a gray tabby named Zephyr and a calico named Nova, near Millennium Park in downtown Chicago when they bolted. The crowded sidewalks and bright lights frightened them, and they slipped into a narrow alley behind the Art Institute. I called their names until the crowd thinned, my heart pounding with worry. I've been searching the area since and keep hoping someone spotted two curious cats darting into doorways.
I must have turned my back for a moment after a late event yesterday, and my desk organizers vanished from a bench outside the Art Institute of Chicago, near Millennium Park on Michigan Avenue, around 8:45 pm. They’re two gray plastic organizers with a few sticky notes and a calendar page peeking out. They hold my daily schedules, reminders, and a few family notes—things I rely on to keep my day together. If you’ve seen them, please message me through the site so they can come back to me.
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found iphone ear buds. tell me where you lost them
Monday around 9:15 AM, I realized my daily medication bottle was missing after a quick coffee run near Millennium Park. I was by Cloud Gate, then headed toward the L tracks at Monroe, unsure where it slipped from my bag. The bottle is white with a blue label and contains my daily meds; losing it threw off my routine and made me anxious about missing doses. I’m hoping someone found it and can return it so I can refill the prescription and get back on track.
On a sunny Saturday afternoon, around 3:20 PM yesterday, I found a small bundle of postcards lying on a bench near Millennium Park, by the Art Institute's Michigan Avenue entrance. They are bright and a little worn, with photos of the city and a few handwritten notes on the backs. I picked them up and scanned the backs, hoping to see a name or a clue, but the owner was not nearby. The moment felt like glancing into someone else's memories of Chicago, and I wanted to do the right thing. If these belong to you, I hope this helps you reconnect with a piece of your day in this city.
I lost my power tools last Friday around 7:45 PM after I left my apartment on North Avenue, near the Belmont L stop. They were in a black toolbox tucked in the back of my pickup, and I must have dropped them in the alley behind the building. The kit includes a cordless drill, a circular saw, and a handful of drill bits, my go to gear for small home projects. I am frustrated and anxious because the project I am working on matters to me and I am hoping they surface with someone who kept them safe.
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