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On Thursday, May 28, around 6:30 pm, I was leaving the downtown Panama City marina with my two dolls tucked under my arm. I stopped at a lemonade stand near the post office building, then turned toward the riverfront path and suddenly realized they weren’t by my side. The bigger doll wears a blue sundress and has tangled yarn hair; the smaller one is a creased cloth doll with a pink bow. I’ve had them forever, and losing them feels like losing a piece of our family. I’m desperate to find them so my little sister can have her bedtime stories back.
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Found this on N. Fox Avenue between Lois Street and Cherry Street. If it’s your you should know what is in it.
I was cleaning up a bench area near St. Andrews Marina in Panama City Beach this afternoon around 3:20 p.m. when two wrist watches were spotted tucked under a bench. One has a brown leather band and a classic dial, the other a silver digital face with a black strap. They looked cared for, and I’m sure they matter a lot to someone. I’m posting here to help the owner locate them.
I was packing for a quick trip when I realized my travel adapters were missing from my carry bag. It was around 7:15 p.m. yesterday near the Panama City Marina, after I walked by the Seafarers Memorial and set my bag on a bench to tie my shoes. Those small adapters are essential for charging my laptop and phone on trips, and I’m anxious without them. If you found them and left them safe near that spot, I’d be incredibly grateful to have them back.
Today, around 11:25 a.m., I found a driver's license in the parking lot of the Panama City Marina, by the water's edge near the slip. The card bore a photo and the owner's name, and it looked like it had fallen from a wallet during a quick dash to the car. I kept it safe in my jacket pocket and wanted to post here so the owner can reclaim it. It’s amazing how a small card can carry someone’s morning routine and plans. I hope the owner sees this and knows it’s been looked after.
I lost my pins yesterday. I was helping set up a charity bake sale at 3:40 p.m. on Harrison Avenue, in front of City Hall, when I realized my small set of enamel pins wasn’t on my jacket anymore. They’re just a few silver pins with blue enamel, sentimental tokens from my grandmother and priceless to me. I retraced my steps along the brick sidewalk, checked the planter beds, and even looked under the bench by the crosswalk where I sat for a moment. The loss stings, like losing a piece of her all over again. If someone found them, I’d be grateful to know they’re safe.
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