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Hi. I lost this toy today on the way from the Haulover beach (Miami Beach, Florida) to the parking lot, around 12:00 PM. It holds great sentimental value for me. If anyone found it, please send me a private message!!!
I was strolling along Las Olas Boulevard on Sunday at 4:15 PM, near the Riverside Market, when my favorite black skirt slipped from my tote and disappeared into the crowd. I retraced steps past the little coffee stalls toward Birch State Park, hoping a gust of wind hadn’t carried it away, but it was gone. It is a knee-length pencil skirt, size small, with a tiny snag near the hem and a silver zipper that catches the light just right. I am anxious and frustrated, because it is the one I wear to job interviews, and losing it has me worried about making a good impression.
Hi, I'm Claire Thompson. I lost my document holders on Friday at 2:15 PM, somewhere along Las Olas Boulevard near the Riverwalk in Fort Lauderdale. They're black plastic with a few clear pockets and a small zipper pouch - the kind I use to hold travel documents, receipts, and a spare ID. I remember stepping out of a cafe by the Stranahan House and glancing back to grab a napkin, then hurrying toward the car, and when I turned around again, the bag was gone and the sun was already dipping toward the water. It would mean a lot to have them back before my upcoming trip.
I am Diego Alvarez, a local percussion student. I lost two xylophones after a rehearsal around 5:45 p.m. on Sunday near the Fort Lauderdale Riverwalk, specifically by the Stranahan House on Las Olas Boulevard. They were in two small wooden cases with bright stickers and a blue strap. I had set them on a bench while I chatted with a friend, and when I turned back they were gone. My gigs depend on these instruments, so I am worried and hoping someone who found them will see this and help me reclaim them.
I lost my sun hat yesterday afternoon, around 4:12 p.m., while I was strolling along Fort Lauderdale Beach near the Las Olas Promenade. It's a wide-brim straw hat with a teal ribbon tied under the chin. I had set it down briefly on a chair outside a beachfront café while I grabbed a cold coconut water, and when I came back, it was gone. I miss the shade and the memory of sunny Florida days with my family—the hat was a small piece of that. I’d be relieved to hear if someone found it.
Found holiday decorations behind a bench along Las Olas Boulevard, Fort Lauderdale, around 6:30 p.m. on a breezy Friday. The box held multicolored lights, red ribbons, and a small inflatable snowman tucked beneath the bench near the Riverwalk entrance. I felt a warm sense of relief imagining a holiday host frantically searching for their festive items. If these look familiar, they’re waiting here for the owner to claim through the site.
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