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Wednesday at 6:15 p.m., I was finishing a jog at Sibley Park in Mankato when I realized my bag of gear was missing from the bench near the tennis courts. Inside were two tennis rackets, shin guards, a couple of athletic gloves, and a bright orange water bottle. The bag is black with a blue zipper and a white script that says 'Jordan' on the side—a small clue that might help. This gear helps me keep up with practices after work, so I’m hoping it’s found and returned. I’ll be grateful to reunite with it.
While walking through Riverfront Park in Mankato this afternoon around 3:15 PM, I spotted a pile of neckties tucked under a bench. They looked well-kept but tangled, as if someone had been in a hurry. I gathered them up and checked for a name tag, but there wasn’t one. I figured they belonged to someone heading to a wedding or interview, so I brought them to the park’s lost-and-found and posted here in case the owner sees this. If these ties are yours, you might find them waiting at the park.
I was strolling along Riverfront Park near Sibley Park in downtown Mankato around 3:30 PM Saturday when I spotted a bundle of sculptures resting on a bench. The pieces are a mix of abstract forms and small figurative works, weathered by sun and wind, tucked into a canvas tote with a few rough sketches sticking out. I picked them up and kept them safe, hoping the owner would recognize them here. They looked like something someone spent time shaping, and I wanted to help keep that feeling intact until the owner shows up.
I was out for a walk in Mankato this afternoon around 2:15 PM when I spotted a microwave sitting on a bench near Riverfront Park, by the Center Street pedestrian bridge. It’s a white countertop model with a dented door and a faded sticker. I brought it to the Riverfront Community Center to keep it safe until the owner claims it, because it looks like someone may have needed it in a hurry. I know how easy it is to leave something behind, and I hope whoever lost it finds this note and recognizes it.
I was packing up after a quick rehearsal near Riverfront Park in Mankato around 7:15 p.m. last Friday. I must have left behind my two compact keyboards in a gray gig bag with a purple strap; one keyboard has a small sticker of a yellow star on the corner and a dent on the left edge. Those keyboards are the backbone of my practice and small gigs, and I’m stressed imagining them sitting lonely in some corner of the venue. If anyone found them, I’d be grateful to hear anything about their whereabouts.
I was running along the Minnesota River Trail by Sibley Park in Mankato last Tuesday around 7:42 p.m. and felt my pocket go light as my coins slipped out. The coins aren’t valuable, but they include keepsakes from a trip with my dad and a few old minted pieces that mean a lot. It’s a small loss, but it stings more than loose change. I’m hoping someone who found them around Sibley Park held onto them until now.
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