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Black nylon backpack with water bottle and fanny pack inside as well as wallet lost in from st James on 8th street in Philadelphia
Black nylon backpack containing a water bottle and fanny pack
I was jogging along the Benjamin Franklin Parkway and turning onto John F. Kennedy Boulevard yesterday around 6:10 p.m. when I spotted a small pile of enamel pins on the grassy area near the LOVE sculpture in JFK Plaza. There’s a red enamel heart pin and a tiny Philly-themed pin among them, plus a couple more with quirky designs. I collected them and kept them safe by the nearby snack stand until posting here. I hope someone recognizes these and can claim them soon—they look like they’ve been missed.
Hi, I’m Grace Thompson. I LOST my student ID this morning, around 9:15 a.m., near City Hall in Center City Philadelphia. I must have dropped it while rushing to a lecture, and I’ve walked the blocks from City Hall to Love Park without finding it. The card is a standard white ID on a blue campus lanyard, with a small campus sticker in the corner. It’s important for class access and attendance, so I’m hoping someone picked it up and turned it in at the campus desk or via the site.
My dad Edwardtomd DeSalme passed away 4 years ago and my mom passed last year. She may have pawned off his colecovision which was his prized treasure. He was a collector and a player for over 40 years. He took care of every single game. He would put his fire house number address. His home phone number home address. He would also put his social security.She had serious addiction issues which is why she sold certain things.. she had mental health issues. I grew up in Northeast Philadelphia on Grant Avenue. It was like new with the original styrofoam. Unfortunately I never got a photo of it.
I was walking home from the Reading Terminal Market area at about 3:15 p.m. on December 3 when I spotted two scarves left on a bench outside Philadelphia City Hall on Broad Street. One scarf is gray knit, the other is red with a white snowflake pattern. It felt chilly, and I imagined how comforting it would be for someone to see these again. I kept them safe and posted this listing in case the rightful owners recognize them.
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