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Olive green Herschel crossbody bag with coral lining
I lost my olive green Herschel crossbody bag yesterday around 3pm near Duval Street by Margaritaville in Key West, Florida Keys. It's a small nylon bag, about 9 inches long and 6 inches tall, with a coral lining and a blue starfish-printed inner pocket. The main zipper pull is a bit wobbly, and there's a tiny compass charm dangling from it. Inside are photos of my grandma and a little travel diary with some handwritten notes—sentimental stuff, and honestly I really need it back. If anyone found it, please reach out; I’d be forever grateful to get it back or arrange a pickup in the Mallory Square area.
Lost brown messenger bag containing books, sunglasses, and a travel notebook at a coffee shop in Key West.
I lost my brown messenger bag while visiting a coffee shop in Key West. It contains a few books, my sunglasses, and a small notebook filled with my travel notes. I remember having it when I sat down to enjoy my coffee, but it seems to have disappeared when I left. If anyone finds it, I would really appreciate getting it back!
Lost passport belonging to Sarah Thompson with recent Italy trip stamps near Key Largo beach.
I lost my passport while having fun at the beach near Key Largo. I think it fell out of my bag while I was taking pictures. It has my name on it, which is Sarah Thompson, and some recent stamps from my trip to Italy in it. I've retraced my steps a few times, but no luck so far. If anyone finds it, I would really appreciate getting it back.
Yellow ukulele with shell sticker
Yesterday around 3pm I lost my yellow ukulele outside Margaritaville on Duval Street in Key West, Florida Keys. It's a small soprano uke with a satin finish and two unique stickers: a blue wave on the front and a tiny shell near the strap button. I keep the ukulele in a worn black gig bag with a red interior, and the strap is frayed and tends to curl up in the wind. That little instrument matters a lot to me—it was a gift from my grandma and holds sentimental value. If anyone found it, I’d be grateful to get it back.
Missing person: 5 ft 6 in woman in pink hoodie
I am Marina Lopez, 32, about 5 ft 6 in tall, and I'm missing. Yesterday around 3pm I was last seen near Mallory Square in Old Town Key West, Florida Keys, walking away from Sloppy Joe's Bar on Duval Street toward the ferry docks. I was wearing a bright pink hoodie, black jeans, and white sneakers, and I carry a small tan crossbody bag with a seashell charm. I have shoulder-length chestnut hair and a crescent-shaped tattoo on my inner left wrist; please help bring me back to my family, we're really worried.
Nintendo Switch OLED in black case with whale sticker
I found a Nintendo Switch OLED this afternoon around 4:15pm in the parking lot behind Margaritaville at Mallory Square on Duval Street, Key West, Florida Keys. It's tucked in a black carrying case with a bright blue whale sticker on the front, and the console's neon red/blue Joy-Cons really pop. The screen looks clean and it powers on without issue, though the back has a couple of tiny scratches from being in a bag. Inside the case there’s a small sticky note with the name 'Alex Rivera' and a partial email address; I figure those clues could help identify the owner. If this is yours, send me a message with a description of the whale sticker and the two distinguishing features.
Black Canon EOS M50 with orange lens cap
I’m hoping someone picked up my black Canon EOS M50 with the orange lens cap. I last had it yesterday around 3pm near Mallory Square in Key West, by the ferry terminal and the little ice-cream stand. It’s a compact mirrorless camera, black body, with a white sticker on the battery grip that reads 'M28,' and the 22mm lens has a bright orange cap that makes it stand out. Inside the bag there’s a green microfiber cloth and a memory card with vacation photos, which makes it sentimental to me. If you’ve seen it or picked it up, please reach out — I’d be really grateful to get it back.
Lost brooches near Mallory Square, Key West.
I was strolling back to the hotel along Duval Street around 6:15 pm last night, when I realized my little silver brooches were missing from my bag. They were a matching set from my grandmother, with tiny sea-green stones that catch the light when the sun hits the water. I had tucked them into a velvet pouch inside my jacket, and the crowd by Mallory Square was so loud I must have dropped them somewhere along the waterfront. I’m hoping someone picked them up and kept them safe, because they mean more to me than the price could ever show. Any help in reuniting us would mean the world.