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On Friday around 7:15 p.m., I stepped out of the Currier Museum of Art in Manchester after a quick visit and realized my Devices were missing from my coat pocket. I retraced my steps along Elm Street, past the café and the bronze statue, but they never turned up. Those devices hold my travel apps, a few work files, and some family photos, and losing them has left me anxious and unsettled. If anyone saw them or picked them up, I’d appreciate any help in getting them back.
Last Friday around 11:45 p.m., I lost my saxophones after a small jazz set outside the Capitol Center for the Arts in Concord, NH. I left the two cases near the loading dock while I chatted with the sound tech, and by the time I walked back, they were gone. They’re a tenor and an alto, black lacquer with a few dents, and the tenor’s bell bears a noticeable scuff from an old gig. Those horns carried me through college gigs and dozens of late-night practices, so losing them feels like losing a piece of myself. If anyone saw anything near the back entrance that night, please let me know—these instruments mean the world to me.
I lost my Equipment for Various Sports at Market Square Park in Portsmouth, NH, around 6:15 p.m. last Friday. It's a worn red-and-black duffel stuffed with gear for soccer, frisbee, and a rolled yoga mat. I was teaching my nephew a throw when a gust knocked the bag off the bench and into the crowd. My stomach dropped; those items are my weekend practice essentials and I hope they find their way back to me. It would mean a lot to reclaim them.
Hey there, I am Avery Collins. This afternoon, around 2:45 p.m., my two pocket watches slipped from my coat pocket as I walked past the New Hampshire State House in Concord. One watch has a chipped silver chain, the other is engraved with a tiny compass on the lid. I retraced Market Street and the benches near the Square, but I came up empty. They are heirlooms from my grandfather, and finding them would mean the world to me. If you have seen them, please leave a note on the site.
I was at the Mall of New Hampshire in Manchester around 6:30 p.m. on Friday, trying on a couple of suits for a job interview. I stepped out to the crowd for a quick call and when I came back, the two suits on the fitting-room rack were gone. They're in a black garment bag, one navy pinstripe and one charcoal solid, and I had written my initials on the bag. These suits aren’t just clothes to me; they’re a symbol of an opportunity I’ve worked toward for months, and I’m worried I’ll miss that interview if they aren’t found soon.
While walking along the sidewalk outside the Currier Museum of Art in Manchester around 11:15 AM on Saturday, I found two scarves lying on the railing of a bench. One is a dark blue knit with a white stripe, the other a plain gray scarf; both look warm and well cared for. I picked them up thinking someone would be missing them, and I left them beside a bench near the museum entrance so the owner could spot this listing. If these belong to you, please take a look and see if the description fits.
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