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I lost my pair of tan sandals on Tuesday evening, around 6:30 p.m., outside Allegheny College on Meadville’s West Main Street near the Market House. I had been running errands and stopped to grab a quick bite at the little cafe, and when I turned back, the sandals were gone from the bench where I’d left them. They’re simple brown leather with a small scuff on the left strap, and I loved them for their comfortable fit. I’m frustrated and a little worried about walking barefoot around campus and downtown, hoping someone who picked them up will return them to the lost-and-found.
On Friday at 7:20 p.m., I found a pair of hoops on the sidewalk outside the Meadville Public Library on Market Street. They looked recently dropped, so I tucked them into a pocket and brought them to the front desk at the Meadville Community Center to keep them safe. The hoops are medium-sized, silver, with a few scratches from practice, and they clearly belong to someone who wears them daily. It felt like stumbling on a small part of someone’s routine and I wanted to do the right thing and help reunite them with their owner.
I was at the Meadville Public Library area around 4:30 PM today when I realized my Document Holders were missing from my tote. They’re a set of three slim, clear folders with a bright orange pull tab and a small label on the front. I had them resting near a notebook on the bench by the North Main Street crosswalk. Losing them is stressful; I have receipts and travel notes in there for an appointment tomorrow. If someone happened to find them, I’d be grateful to have them back, as they’re essential for keeping my plans organized.
While I was jogging by the Meadville YMCA on Chestnut Street this afternoon around 2:40 p.m., I found a bundle of gym clothes behind the back entrance near Diamond Park. It looks like a complete set—a gray hoodie, black leggings, and a neon pink gym bag strap—stuff that clearly belongs to someone who spends hours at the gym. I carried the clothes to the YMCA front desk so the owner could identify them by the color and the logo on the hoodie. It gave me a little peace to know someone will have their workout routine back soon.
I’m Samuel Reed. I realized around 3:15 p.m. last Thursday that my Equipment for Various Sports was missing from the bench outside the Allegheny College gym, where I had left it for a quick drill at West Mead Park. The navy duffel with a red stripe held a soccer ball with a faded crest, a dented goalie glove, a pair of scuffed basketball shoes, and a handful of shin guards. The grass smelled fresh and the late sun had me feeling a bit defeated—those pieces aren’t just gear, they’re the rhythm of our weekend tournaments. If you saw a navy duffel near the Allegheny College gym, I’d appreciate any information.
I lost my handheld and console last Saturday around 4:45 p.m. outside the Meadville Public Library on Market Street. I had stopped for a quick coffee and must have set the bag down on a bench when a breeze picked up the papers and my stuff slipped away. Those devices are important to me for work and downtime, so I’ve been unsettled since. If you found them anywhere near the library, I’d be grateful they’re safe.
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