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Today around 11:40 a.m., I found a pair of xylophones left on a bench behind the Cleveland Public Library on East 6th Street. I was walking by after volunteering at a small street festival, and it was clear someone had set them down and walked away. The instruments look well-used but playable, with one painted blue and the other plain wood. I figured these probably belong to a local school or band, not mine, so I’ve kept them in a safe spot and hope the owner will see this listing and recognize them.
FOUND: I found someone else's utensils on the sidewalk near the West Side Market around 6:15 p.m. yesterday in Cleveland, Ohio. There's a dented silver fork, a worn butter knife, and a wooden-handled spoon, all tied together with a rubber band. They look like they were used on a quick downtown picnic. I turned them in at the West Side Market lost-and-found and hope the owner sees this post.
I lost my wallet, black with a skull on its front, it had two cards in it with my name, and 44 cash on a bus, either route 16 going S Marginal, or route 11 going down D Myers, this was around 6:50-7:40Pm.
I was walking back to my car around 6:30 p.m. on Monday, by the West Side Market entrance on West 25th Street in Cleveland, when I spotted a bundle of shopping bags sitting on the curb. The bags bore local grocery logos and a crumpled receipt stuck to one handle. It looked like someone had hurried away after a long day, leaving a small sign of everyday life behind. I picked them up, tucked them under my arm, and kept them safe, hoping the right person would reclaim them soon.
I found a pair of sandals on a bench near Public Square yesterday around 4:30 PM. They’re tan leather with a bright blue toe strap and a little wear on the straps, as if someone wore them around the riverfront recently. I checked the nearby fountain area and the sidewalk by East 4th Street and Euclid Avenue, but there was no tag or name. If these belong to you, you’ll notice the scuff on the left strap and the soft leather that’s seen better days. I’m hoping the owner reads this and the sandals can find their way back to someone who wore them for daily errands and summer evenings.
I found a handheld game device and a console on the steps outside the Terminal Tower along Public Square around 4:15 PM on Tuesday. The handheld is a neon-red model with a cracked screen protector, and a small blue sticker in the corner; the console is a matte-black unit with light wear from rain. It feels like someone paused mid-journey and set them down while rushing to catch a bus or train. I pictured that moment and hoped the items would be reunited with their owner soon. I kept them safe in a bag I carry for stray finds, thinking of someone smiling when they see this posted online.
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