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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.
I was walking along Michigan Avenue near Millennium Park in Chicago at 8:30 p.m. last Friday when I spotted two paintings tucked behind a bench, wrapped in brown paper and taped up loosely. They look like landscapes, with one signed faintly on the back. I carried them to a nearby security desk by Grant Park and waited to see if anyone would return for them, hoping the owner is close by today. If you recognize these works, they’re safe and waiting for you in a public spot until the rightful owner claims them.
Pink purse small clutch like, with items inside. Lost near Aragon area in uptown.
On Saturday at 4:15 PM, I found a Handheld and Console on a bench by the Cloud Gate statue in Millennium Park, Chicago. The device is a matte black handheld game console with a blue protective case, and a tangled white USB cable sits on top. I looked around, but no one seemed to be looking for it, so I tucked it into my jacket and brought it to the park information desk, hoping the owner will recognize it here. It felt rewarding to do the right thing and help someone reclaim a small piece of their day.
I was helping a friend move into a condo near Millennium Park, and by 8:40 p.m. on Tuesday I realized two microwaves were left behind in the hallway outside the mailroom. They are white, standard-size models, one with a chipped door. I retraced my steps through the corridor and lobby but couldn't find them. It feels stressful because one was my grandmother's gift and the other is my own go-to for reheating leftovers after late shifts. I hope someone turned them in or kept an eye on them until I could pick them up.
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