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Black leather briefcase with brass hardware
I found a black leather briefcase this afternoon around 2:15pm in the Camelback Resort parking lot on Camelback Road in Tannersville. It's a sturdy, well-kept case with a slightly worn corner and a red lining that peeks out when you open the lid. There's a small brass nameplate on the front that reads 'J.R. McAllister, Esq.' and a blue fabric luggage tag tucked inside the main pocket. Inside, I noticed a neat, handwritten note in the front pocket with a phone number that looks like a personal contact, plus a slim black pen clipped to the organizer. If this belongs to someone, reach out and we can reunite it.
iPhone 11 in purple OtterBox
I lost my iPhone 11 in a purple OtterBox yesterday around 3pm near the Starbucks at the Crossings Premium Outlets in Tannersville, PA. It's in decent condition aside from a small crack along the upper-right edge and a tiny dent on the bottom corner, and there's a bright neon green sticker on the back of the case that's easy to spot. The phone has a lot of sentimental photos of my grandmother, plus some irreplaceable notes from family group chats, so I really need it back. If someone turned it in or knows where it is, I'd be grateful to get it back through the app.
Lost brooches in the Poconos
I lost my two vintage brooches in Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania, around 2:15 p.m. on Saturday, while browsing the Main Street shops and stepping out to the sidewalk for a quick phone check. One brooch is a small blue enamel leaf, the other a delicate gold bee with tiny rhinestones. They’re not worth a fortune, but they mean the world to me - both were gifts from my grandmother and carry a lot of family memory. I retraced my steps along Main Street and the little alley behind the bookstore, but I didn’t turn them up. If someone finds them, please use the site to get them back to me.
Lost travel adapters in the Poconos
I was at Mount Pocono Town Square last Saturday around 6:15 PM after dinner, and I realized my travel adapters were missing from my bag. One is red with a universal plug, the other plain black, small enough to disappear in a pocket, big enough to be essential on trips. I retraced steps along Main Street toward the gazebo by the town square, hoping they turned up somewhere obvious. I rely on these adapters for charging my laptop and phone when I am away, so losing them was frustrating and a little scary. If you found them near the gazebo or the fountain, I would be really grateful to hear they are safe.