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I was walking my dogs along the Eastern Promenade in Portland at 7:30 p.m. last Sunday when a gust pulled, and two leashes slipped from my hand. One leash is a bright orange retractable, the other a navy nylon backup with a chipped clip. I scanned the rocks near Bug Light and along the seawall, but the evening crowds and the tide swallowed any clues. These leashes are the only ones that fit my dogs, and I’m anxious they’ll wander if I don’t find them soon.
I am Ava Thompson, a community pianist visiting Portland for a workshop. I lost two keyboards after a quick break outside Monument Square around 2:15 p.m. last Friday. I left them on the back seat of a friend's car while we swapped gear, and when we returned a breeze turned to light rain and they were gone. I searched nearby shops, the bus stops, and the steps of the Portland Museum of Art, but nothing turned up. They are essential for my lessons, and I hope someone who found them will see this listing and help.
Hi, I’m Clara Bennett. I lost my Drones yesterday afternoon around 2:30 PM while filming along the Old Port district in Portland, Maine. They’re a paired set: one black with a red prop guard, the other white with a blue stripe; both have small cameras. I scoured Fore Street and walked toward the Casco Bay behind the seawall, but they’re nowhere to be seen. If you found them, please leave a note on this listing; I’ll come back to Portland to retrieve them.
Hi, I’m Mia Barker. I lost my gym clothes this morning in Portland, Maine. After a 6:30 a.m. workout at the Portland YMCA on Fore Street, I left my black duffel on a bench by the treadmills. By 7:15 a.m. the bag was gone. Inside: a gray moisture-wicking tank, black leggings, and a neon-green hoodie with a small pine-tree patch. The bag smells of chlorine and laundry soap, and I tucked in a sweaty headband and a damp towel. I’ve been wandering the Old Port area since, hoping someone picked it up and turned it in at the front desk. It’s a small thing, but it carries a lot of my routine and routine hopes.
Sunday at 11:15 AM, I realized my carry-ons were missing after a quick stop at a cafe on Exchange Street in Portland, Maine. They’re two small rolling suitcases plus a tote—the suitcases have a bright red strap, and the tote has a sunburst patch. Losing them threw a wrench into my travel plans, since I rely on those bags for work and personal items. I’m hoping someone nearby picked them up and can help reunite them with me through the site. If you saw any luggage near the Old Port or Casco Bay Ferry Terminal, please leave a note here.
I found these passports this morning, around 11:30 AM, on the steps of the Maine State House in Augusta. They were tucked under a bench near the entrance, with the travel pouches peeking out. My heart sank a little imagining the owner’s worry and what an extra set of eyes could do right now. I hope the rightful owner recognizes this listing and can retrieve them quickly.
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