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Lost gym bags near Ocean Pines Community Center, Eastern Shore.
I left my gym bags behind last Tuesday at 9:15 p.m., after a late workout at the Ocean Pines Community Center gym on the Eastern Shore. The bags are a black duffel with a red stripe and a gray backpack, and inside there are a damp towel, a water bottle, and a spare shirt. I went back to the front desk and checked the lobby twice, but nothing turned up. I could really use them back for an early practice this week.
Lost sports equipment on the Eastern Shore
On Saturday around 11:30 AM, I realized my sports gear bag was missing from the bench by the basketball courts along the Ocean City Boardwalk. The bag had a bright red basketball, two tennis rackets, and a dusty cricket bat—enough gear to derail a whole weekend of practice. I retraced steps along the boardwalk, asked a few snack-bar staff, and kept hoping someone would hand it in. It’s frustrating and a little anxious because some items were gifts from teammates, and I really want them back so our weekend games can go on.
Found Hand Tools on Eastern Shore
I was walking along the quiet street by Easton Library on Monday morning around 6:25 a.m. when I spotted a red canvas tool bag and a metal toolbox lying on the curb. Inside there were a hammer, screwdrivers, pliers, a tape measure, and a few wrenches, all dusty from the damp morning. There’s a faint sticker reading 'R. Carter' on the bag, which might help the owner identify them. If you recognize these tools, please check the site; I’m hoping to reunite them with their owner.
Lost brown leather wallet containing ID and credit cards at Eastern Shore Mall.
I lost my brown leather wallet while shopping at the Eastern Shore Mall. It has my ID and a few credit cards. I remember placing it in my shopping bag, but when I got home, it was no longer there. I'm really hoping someone finds it and returns it, as it has some important documents inside.
Lost two tickets to the Eastern Shore Art Festival in a small blue envelope while walking around the local park.
I lost two tickets to the Eastern Shore Art Festival while walking around the local park last Saturday. They were in a small blue envelope that I had tucked into my bag. I realized they were missing when I arrived at the venue and couldn't locate them. If found, please reach out to me as I'd love to get them back!
Navy blue North Face backpack with red zipper pulls
I lost my navy blue North Face backpack yesterday around 3pm, probably on the bench outside the Easton Library on Goldsborough Street in the Eastern Shore area. It's a medium-sized bag, a little worn, with a coffee stain on the front pocket. There’s a small lighthouse pin on one of the zipper pulls and a blue inner lining that’s easy to spot. Inside I had my geology field notebook and a faded photo of my grandmother—sentimental stuff I really need back. If anyone found it, I’d be grateful to get it back!
Black Sony WH-1000XM4 wireless headphones
I lost my black Sony WH-1000XM4 wireless headphones yesterday around 3pm. They were in a soft black zipper case with a small orange pull tab. I had been at Riverside Market on Main Street, Eastern Shore, and was heading toward the water fountain by Dockside Plaza when I realized they weren't in my bag. The headphones have a minor scratch on the left earcup and a small sticker labeled 'R7' on the inside headband. There’s a faint coffee stain on the case from a morning cup. They’re my daily work and travel companion, and they were a gift from my sister, so I’d really love to get them back.
Found postcards on Ocean City Boardwalk
Found a small stack of vintage postcards on the Ocean City Boardwalk near 14th Street, Eastern Shore, Maryland, United States, around 3:50 p.m. yesterday. The cards are faded and feature local scenes, with a few handwriting marks on the back of one. I tucked them into my bag to keep them safe and am posting this in case the owner recognizes a note or a signature. If you’re missing a set of keepsakes from a seaside trip, please check this listing and reply through the site.
Lost brooches near Ocean City Boardwalk.
I was walking along the Ocean City Boardwalk near 15th Street around 2:20 p.m. last Friday when my two favorite brooches slipped from my bag and vanished into the crowd. One is a silver crescent with a tiny blue stone; the other is a gold-toned leaf with delicate detailing—both gifts from my grandmother that I wore on special occasions. They remind me of home and of her, and losing them feels like losing a piece of family. If someone happened to find them, I’d be grateful beyond words.
Lost travel adapters on Ocean City boardwalk, Eastern Shore
At 8:15 PM last Friday, I realized my travel adapters were missing after a quick snack break near the Ocean City boardwalk's Ferris wheel. I set my bag down on a bench by the lifeguard stand while I checked my hotel keycard and phone charger stash, and they vanished. I walked the length of the boardwalk, spoke to a couple shop clerks, and questioned a beachgoer or two, but the evening crowd kept me from finding them. These adapters are essential for my work trip and I’d be grateful to recover them. If you found a gray zip pouch with four adapters and my initials on it, please report it on the site.
Lost handheld and console on Ocean City Boardwalk
At about 6:50 PM last Friday, I was walking the Ocean City Boardwalk near 14th Street when my handheld gaming device and a small home console slipped from my bag. Losing them felt jarring, given how I wind down after long days. I retraced my steps along the boardwalk and checked a few nearby shops, but nothing turned up. If you found them, please know they mean a lot to me and I hope they’ll find their way back to me here.
Lost dresses on Maryland's Eastern Shore
Last Saturday, around 2:15 p.m., I realized my dresses had vanished while I was at the Easton Farmers Market in Maryland’s Eastern Shore. I’d been helping set up a rack near the market gazebo on Bay Street when a gust of wind knocked over a few garments. The dresses are three pieces in different fabrics: navy satin, pale pink cotton, and a floral wrap, kept together in a garment bag with my initials. They’re sentimental pieces, and I’d be grateful for any sighting of them near the market area.