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Black nylon tote bag with red interior
I lost my black nylon tote bag yesterday around 3pm near the Starbucks on Palafox Street in downtown Pensacola. It's a lightweight Nike tote, about 14x12 inches, with a bright red lining and a small silver Nike swoosh on the front. The bottom is a bit worn, and there’s a teal tassel and a brass seahorse zipper pull I added for identification. Inside I keep a spiral notebook, a reusable water bottle, and a photo of my nephew. This bag has sentimental value for me, and I’d really appreciate knowing it’s found if you’ve seen it.
Lost pair of boys' blue swim trunks with yellow stripe and small back pocket at local pool in Pensacola, Florida.
I lost a pair of boys' blue swim trunks with a yellow stripe while I was at the local pool in Pensacola last weekend. I think they might have slipped off the edge of my bag when I was getting my things together to leave. They are size medium and have a small pocket on the back. If anyone finds them, I would really appreciate getting them back!
Korg microKORG synth found near Seville Square
I found a Korg microKORG synthesizer this afternoon around 3:45pm outside Seville Square on Garden Street in downtown Pensacola. It's a compact 37-key black unit with an orange front panel and a few light scratches from street wear; there's a blue sticker on the back with the initials 'EA'. The power adapter and a small carry bag came with it, and it powers on when connected. I know how much a tool like this can mean to a musician, and I’d love to help the owner get it back.
Lost remote controls in Pensacola
Last night, around 7:03 p.m., I realized my two universal remote controls vanished from the coffee table in my friend's apartment near Seville Square in Pensacola. I had been switching between the news and a movie, and the remotes were right there when I tipped my bag to grab a snack, now they're gone. They are black plastic with a few scratches and a small sticker from a previous job on one of them. They are not worth much, just practical to keep things simple for my family, and I am hoping someone honest found them in the living room and set them aside.
Lost: vintage brooches in Pensacola
Saturday around 3:15 PM I was wandering Seville Square in Pensacola, by the fountain on Palafox Street, when I realized my brooches were missing. They’re two delicate pins: one with a tiny sea-blue stone in a gold setting, the other a tiny peacock feather motif. They were tucked in a small blue velvet pouch inside my tote, and I must have bumped the bag and not noticed. I’ve checked the car and the cafe where I had coffee, but nothing turned up. Those brooches carry memories from my grandmother, and I’d love to have them back with their rightful owner.