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Hi, I’m Claire Jensen. I lost a small set of enamel pins from my denim jacket. They’re sentimental: one is my grandmother’s birthday pin, the other a tiny compass I picked up on a road trip. It happened around 7:15 a.m. today as I was leaving the Aberdeen Civic Center parking lot, near Main Street NE and 1st Ave. I checked the lot and sidewalks, retraced toward the river walk and Knox Park, but they’re gone. I feel anxious and hopeful someone found them and will turn them in here; these pins mean a lot to me and I’d love to see them back in my coat.
Hi, I’m Lila Peterson. I lost several hats while leaving the bus on Main Street in Aberdeen, Northeast SD, around 7:20 p.m. yesterday. The wind whipped the street and they blew off my tote bag in the crosswalk near the library on 2nd Ave NE. They were special keepsakes from different trips, including one from a family reunion, and I’m really hoping someone picked them up and kept them safe. I retraced steps along Main Street, the library district, and the little shops near City Hall, but I’m still hopeful. If anyone found them, I would be grateful for their return.
I’m Mason Reed, posting from Northeast SD, South Dakota. I found a small set of metal desk organizers on a bench outside a shop in Northeast SD around 5:15 PM Friday, near Main Street Depot. They’re matte black with a brushed-silver edge and a little weathering from rain, nothing that can’t be wiped clean. I felt relieved for the owner, imagining someone turning the corner and seeing this post, hoping the pieces will come back home.
On Friday at about 9:15 a.m., I was stepping out of Coffee & Co. on Main Street in downtown Aberdeen, Northeast South Dakota, when I spotted three USB drives lying on the curb. They were loose in a small pouch, warm from the sun, and clearly used for work or school. I picked them up and tucked them onto the bench by the storefront while I looked for a way to find the owner. Losing a device like this can be a real hassle, so I am hoping someone recognizes them and they will be returned through this site.
I realized my passport went missing Thursday morning around 9:15 a.m. after finishing a quick stop at Main Street Coffee in Aberdeen, in northeast SD. I last used it to check in at a visa appointment, then rushed to a meeting, and I must have left it on the counter or in a folder. The passport is blue with wear on the cover, and the photo page looks intact but the binding shows a crease from travel. This is urgent because I’m traveling soon, and replacements can be tricky to arrange. I’m hoping someone found it in downtown Aberdeen, perhaps near the Brown County Courthouse or along 4th Avenue. Please return it through the site; I’ll be grateful beyond words.
Friday around 4:15 p.m., I was in Aberdeen, near the Brown County Courthouse and the Dakota Theatre on Main Street, when I left a folder on a chair in the Aberdeen High School band room. The folder holds my concert sheet music for the upcoming recital—Moonlight Sonata, scales, and a few pencil-marked reminders. The blue cover is frayed at the spine, and there's a coffee stain on the corner. I’ve been pacing between the rehearsal room and the downtown area, hoping someone picked it up and tucked it away somewhere safe. Losing these pieces feels personal because they’re tied to my senior recital and long hours of practice.
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