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On Friday at 6:45 p.m., I realized my brooches were missing while I walked the lakefront path by the Lake Champlain shoreline near City Beach in Plattsburgh. The pins are silver with tiny initials; one is teardrop-shaped with a pale blue stone. I remember fastening them at a café table after a quick phone call, then stepping out into the cool air and noticing they weren’t in my coat. They belonged to my grandmother and mother and feel like pieces of family history. If someone found them, please keep them safe—I’d love to have them back where they belong, with my things and my memories.
Around 9:30 p.m. on Monday, I saw three cats tucked by a lamppost near Dock Street by the Plattsburgh Ferry Terminal. One is a calico with a blue collar, another gray tabby, and a sleek orange cat with a white chest. They crouched together as if waiting for someone to come looking. They seemed well-fed but a little startled, and I kept an eye on them until the area cleared. I hope this helps bring those little ones back to their home.
I was at the Strand Center for the Arts on Brinkerhoff Street around 7:30 p.m. on Friday for a quick post-event photo, and I realized my wall art wasn't in the back seat anymore. It's a framed piece, about 18 by 24 inches, with a soft blue background and a gold pattern, and it's the only thing I kept from my late grandmother. I retraced my steps from Market Street to the waterfront by Lake Champlain, but I didn't find it. I’m hoping a neighbor or passerby found it and tucked it somewhere safe. If you found a framed wall art matching a blue-and-gold motif, please help.
On Friday at 6:15 PM, I found a small zippered pouch with travel adapters on the ground outside the Champlain Centre mall's south entrance in Plattsburgh-Adirondacks. The pouch contained a jumble of plugs from different countries and a frayed label that looked like a name, unreadable from a distance. It reminded me how travel can scatter little essentials in a hurry, and how easy it is to overlook them in the rush to catch a ride or a bus. I felt a twinge of relief for the owner, imagining them realizing their adapters are missing after a long day of flights. I am listing them here in the hope that the rightful owner will see this and recognize their gear.
This afternoon, around 3:15 PM, I was walking near City Park in Plattsburgh when I spotted a small cluster of dog collars on the grass by a bench along City Park Drive. There were three collars: a red nylon one, a blue reflective one, and a worn brown leather one. They looked forgotten and there wasn't a dog nearby, so I picked them up and held onto them in case someone is missing their pet. I checked the surrounding area, calling out and asking nearby pedestrians, but no owner appeared. If these belong to you, know they’re safe with me and I’ll keep them by the bench near the fountain until they’re claimed.
I'm Mason Reed. I was at the Plattsburgh Public Library reading room around 7:25 PM on Tuesday after a long practice, and I discovered my folder of original sheet music missing from the table. The bundle contains four pages of handwritten markings for a chamber piece, bound in a blue binder with a faded stamp on the cover. The music is part of my recital program next week, so this loss stings a lot—the notes are etched in my muscle memory. If someone picked it up by mistake, I'd be grateful to have it back where it belongs, and I'll replace any copies.
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