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I lost my 14k gold stud earrings with emerald stones yesterday around 3pm near the Haymarket on O Street, outside a cafe by the square in downtown Lincoln. They’re small studs, about 6 mm, with a vivid green emerald and a tiny mark on the back. One earring has a delicate heart engraving on the back, the other has a faint scratch near the clasp. They were a gift from my grandmother, and they carry a lot of sentimental value; I’m really hoping someone found them and can return them. If you’ve seen them, please reach out—I’m in Lincoln and can meet anywhere convenient.
I’m posting because I lost my dark blue US passport book yesterday around 3pm near the Starbucks on O Street by the State Capitol in Lincoln. It’s a standard passport, about 3.5 by 5 inches, with a gold seal on the cover and a tiny crease along the spine from a rushed morning. The back cover has a faint coffee ring, and inside the first page there’s a little crinkle where I kept a copy of my itinerary. This passport is essential for upcoming work trips and it carries sentimental value after the past year. If someone found it, I’d be incredibly grateful to get it back.
I'm Priya Kapoor, and my younger brother Arjun Kapoor, 16, has been missing since yesterday around 3pm. He's about 5'7" tall, with curly brown hair, light brown skin, and wore a red hoodie, gray joggers, and white sneakers when last seen. He also has a small scar above his left eyebrow and wears a silver elephant pendant on a thin chain, making him easy to spot. He was last seen near the State Capitol steps on 9th Street in Lincoln, carrying a blue backpack with a small thunderbolt sticker on the front. I'm really worried—this has always been a big deal for us, and I just want him back safe. If you spot him, please message me through this app; I can meet you anywhere in Lincoln.
I lost my navy blue leather tote yesterday around 3pm near the Nebraska State Capitol at 14th & O Streets in downtown Lincoln. It's a Kate Spade tote, about 12 inches wide and 9 inches tall, with light wear on the bottom edge. The zipper pull has a tiny pink enamel elephant charm, and the inside lining is striped pink and white. Inside I had my driver's license, a handful of receipts, and a photo of my grandma—things with sentimental value. If anyone found it, please get in touch here or drop it off at the Lincoln Police Department lobby; I really need it back.
I lost my black Samsonite 28-inch hard-shell suitcase yesterday around 3pm outside the Lincoln Public Library on 9th Street. It's a sturdy case with a few scuffs on the corners and a small dent on the top lid, but it’s still in good shape. The bright red interior makes it easy to spot, and there's an Icelandair sticker on the outside plus a luggage tag with my initials 'AF'. Inside sits a pile of clothes and a travel diary that means a lot to me—it's the last notes from a trip with my grandmother. I really need it back; if anyone found it, please reach out.
I found a plastic university student ID this afternoon around 2:15pm on the sidewalk outside the Lincoln Public Library on O Street. It's white and credit-card sized, with an orange stripe and the Lincoln University logo in the corner. The photo shows a person with short black hair wearing a gray hoodie; the name on the card reads 'Avery Chen'. The back edge has a coffee stain and a few scratches along the bottom. If this is yours, please reach out—IDs are a pain to replace, and I’d love to get it back to you.
I found this plush dinosaur this afternoon around 3:15pm near the Lincoln Library on Main Street, outside the entrance by the bike racks. It's about 14 inches tall, bright blue fur with an orange belly, and no visible tag. The left paw has a tiny purple heart stitched on, and the tail tip is a bit frayed from play. It looked lonely sitting there, so I picked it up to keep it safe. If this sounds like yours, reach out with the purple-heart-on-paw clue or tell me roughly where you last saw it, and I'll arrange a meet-up to return it.
Found a red TravelEase neck pillow this afternoon around 2:15pm outside Bennett Martin Public Library in downtown Lincoln, near the front doors on 9th Street. It's about 12 inches long with a grey velour cover and a blue zipper pull that still works. There is a tiny snag along the seam and a faint coffee stain on the front label, but otherwise it's in decent condition. I left it on a bench by the exit because I figured someone might be missing it after a long trip; hope to reunite it with its owner soon. If you think it's yours, drop me a note here.
I found a graphite iPhone 12 Pro this afternoon around 3:15pm behind the Lincoln Public Library on O Street, near the bike racks by the east entrance. It's in a black OtterBox Defender case with a cracked screen protector and a small dent in the bottom corner. The screen is locked, so I can't see any owner info, but the phone seems recently used. If this is yours, send me a message and we can arrange a quick, safe pickup near the library.
Found a pair of royal blue Nike running shorts, size L, near the Pinnacle Bank Arena on O Street in Lincoln this afternoon around 4:15pm. They’re in decent condition, with a neon yellow drawstring and the classic swoosh on the left leg. The back pocket has a bright orange zipper, and there’s a tiny Nebraska-N embroidery on the right thigh for a unique touch. I picked them up from the sidewalk by the bike racks after a quick jog past the arena. If these are yours, tell me the exact drawstring color and where you last wore them to confirm.