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I was walking back to my car around 6:30 pm last Friday outside the Mohegan Sun entrance in Uncasville when I spotted two parrots perched on a low branch. They were bright green with blue tails and orange beaks; one had a yellow crest. They hopped along the sidewalk and I gradually coaxed them into a carrier I found in a maintenance shed nearby. I know how terrifying it must be for the owner to lose beloved pets, and I hope this helps reunite them with their birds.
I found a small bundle of postcards wedged under a bench outside the Groton Town Library on Main Street around 4:15 PM today. They’re a jumble of seaside scenes, some with stamps from the 1990s and a few with neat handwriting on the backs. I picked them up to keep them safe and thought someone might be missing these little memories. They looked well-loved and travel-worn, as if they’d hopped around a bit. If these belong to you, please check the Groton Town Library steps and nearby benches in the late afternoon window.
Friday around 7:30 p.m., I lost my travel bags as I stepped out of the Mohegan Sun entrance in Uncasville, in Eastern CT, Connecticut, United States. I’d just wrapped a conference, grabbed a quick bite, and must've set the bags down briefly. They’re a large gray rolling suitcase and a smaller navy carry-on with a bright red tag. Inside are my clothes for an upcoming trip and a few personal items from the conference. I’m anxious and a little scattered, hoping someone picked them up or saw them nearby. Please let me know through the site if you’ve seen them.
I’m Avery from Norwich, in Eastern Connecticut. I was leaving the Norwich Public Library parking lot on Main Street around 8:15 PM last Friday when my handheld device and its console slipped from my bag and vanished into the crowd. I retraced my steps along Main Street and through the parking area near the river, but the night was fast and the streetlights flickered, and I couldn’t find it. That device held cherished photos and a few personal games, so it means a lot to me.
I was packing for a weekend trip and tucked my travel adapters into the side pocket of my backpack. At about 6:15 p.m. on Saturday, I realized they weren't in the bag as I stood near the Mystic Seaport gift shop. I retraced my steps along the boardwalk and checked the bench by the ticket booth, but they were gone. The adapters are small, with a black body and a blue USB port—the kind I rely on when traveling for work. I'm anxious because without them I can't charge my devices on the road.
I lost my swimsuits last Saturday around 7:15 pm at Ocean Beach Park in New London, CT. The water had a jade shimmer as the sun sank, and the gulls cried over the pier. I had just finished a late dip and left my towel and bag on a chair near the lifeguard stand by the main entrance. When I looked back, the swimsuits were gone. The cobalt-blue two-piece has a small tear on the left hip that I stitched myself. I'm anxious and hopeful—these suits aren’t easy to replace, and they carry memories of a family trip. If you spotted them near the snack shack or along the boardwalk, please let me know through the site.
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