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On Friday at 6:45 pm, I realized my two wrist watches were missing from my coat pocket after leaving a coffee shop near the Capitol on Capitol Avenue in downtown Lansing. One is a silver stainless-steel watch with a cracked glass, the other a black leather-strap smartwatch. I’m anxious about a job interview next week, and time is everything.
Today at 4:45 PM around the Lansing City Market, I realized my set of organizers was gone from my tote. It’s a small neon-orange folder with tabs and a few handwritten notes, the kind I rely on to stay on top of bills and meetings. I retraced my steps along the Market's brick paths and checked the benches near the Capitol entrance, but the area was crowded and no clue turned up. They’re not priceless, but they help me keep track of everything important in Lansing, and I’d love to have them back so I can stop scribbling reminders on scraps.
I was walking along Capitol Avenue by the State Capitol building in Lansing this afternoon when I spotted a tote bag resting on a bench around 2:20 p.m. I picked it up and saw a label with the words Wild and Domestic on it. Inside were a notebook, a water bottle, and a few loose papers. I am glad I found it and want to reunite it with the owner. If you recognize these items, please check the Capitol area or the Lansing River Trail near the Capitol.
I lost my Breeds this afternoon after a quick coffee run near the Capitol. At 4:15 p.m. I stood on the brick plaza outside the Michigan State Capitol building and realized the item was gone. It’s a small canvas pouch with the word Breeds stitched across the front, holding a few breed cards and a note from my grandmother. I’m worn out with worry—the crowd, the buses, the chilly wind all feel like a blank space without it. Please keep an eye out in this area; I keep hoping someone picked it up and turned it in.
Hi, I lost my driver's license yesterday in Lansing. Around 6:15 p.m., I was walking from the Capitol Complex toward Capitol Ave and must have dropped it somewhere along the sidewalk. It's a Michigan license with a blue border and my photo; I feel exposed and worried about identity security. I’m hoping someone who found it will come forward and help get it back.
I lost my saxophones on Saturday around 6:30 PM, somewhere along the Lansing Riverfront near the Michigan State Capitol. The case is black with a few scratches and a faded sticker from my college band, easy to spot if you’ve seen it. I was taking a quick break at the Old Town Market before heading to rehearsal, and I must have set them down there while I rearranged gear. These horns mean more to me than anything; I’d be grateful to hear that someone picked them up for safekeeping.
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