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Last Saturday around 9:15 p.m., I was wrapping up a jam session at a friend's studio on Main Street in Beacon when I realized my synthesizers weren’t there anymore. I had them set on a chair by the window facing the Walkway Over the Hudson. They’re in a black flight case with a gray modular and a blue patch cable snaking out; one sticker reads Bear Mountain if you know it. The room smelled like solder and coffee, the kind of night that makes you chase a sound you can’t bear to lose. I have a gig next weekend and I need those synths back. If you found them, please message me on the site so we can arrange pickup near the river.
This morning around 9:15 a.m., I spotted a blue duffel bag tucked behind a bench at the Walkway Over the Hudson on the Poughkeepsie side. Inside was equipment for various sports—soccer ball, tennis racket, shin guards, water bottle, and a gym bag strap. It looked left behind after practice, so I picked it up and I am keeping an eye out for the owner. I hope the rightful person sees this and claims it soon.
I was walking the Walkway Over the Hudson on the Poughkeepsie side around 4:20 PM today when a handful of enamel pins slipped from my tote and clattered onto the concrete. They’re bright blue with gold trim, a tiny collection from a local artist I’ve worn every day since last spring. I retraced my steps past the railing and near a small food cart, but the pins weren’t there anymore. I’m really hoping someone picked them up and kept them safe, because they mean a lot to me.
On Friday around 2:30 PM at the Walkway Over the Hudson in Highland, I must have set my bag down for a moment and the radios disappeared. The two radios, a compact handheld unit and a vintage silver model, were tucked in a worn leather case that belonged to my grandfather. They’re not just gadgets to me; they carry memories of family projects and a long-ago road trip. I’ve retraced the path along the river and asked a few walkers if they saw anything, hoping someone kept them safe until I could get them back.
On Saturday at 11:30 AM, I found a weather-worn folder labeled 'Sheet Music' sitting on a bench along Kingston Point Park, overlooking the Hudson River. The pages were damp from the morning mist, and the margins held little doodles and chords that looked familiar to me from a local choir. I tucked the folder under my arm and scanned nearby cafés for any clues, but no one claimed it. I hope this helps the owner reclaim their tunes; the music belongs to someone who clearly loves these pieces, and I’d be glad to see it back with them.
I lost my grey canvas tote bag yesterday around 3pm. It's a medium-sized Madewell tote with a tan leather handle and brass zipper. I was walking along Main Street near the Walkway Over the Hudson in Poughkeepsie when I realized it wasn't by my side and turned back—but it was gone. Inside are a spiral notebook, a blue reusable water bottle, and a coffee-stained scarf, plus a white label with my initials 'A.K.' on the inside pocket. The bag is worn but it has sentimental value because it was a gift from my mom, and I really need it back for work documents; if anyone found it, please message me.
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