Chillicothe ID card with maple-leaf lanyard, lost
Description
I lost my Chillicothe ID card yesterday around 3pm near the Public Library on Main Street. It’s a blue laminated card, standard size, with my photo on the left and the name Priya Patel in a bold strip. There’s a small coffee stain on the front and a tiny peel at the bottom-right corner. It’s attached to a navy lanyard with a silver maple-leaf pin—pretty distinctive if you’re looking. The back has my employee number and a barcode, which I really need for access to work tomorrow. If anyone found it, I’d appreciate getting it back—I can meet somewhere near the library or the steps of the Adena Mansion to swap. Thanks!
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