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I found a couple of drones near the Fort Gratiot Lighthouse on Port Huron's waterfront around 6:15 p.m. on Thursday. They were resting on a bench by the viewing area, with their camera gimbal tucked in. One drone had a bright red logo and a memory card in the holder; the other had a cracked propeller but seems functional. I didn't see any identifying info attached, so I left them in a safe place by the lighthouse keeper's gate with the hope the owner sees this listing. If you're missing a drone, please check the Fort Gratiot area and Port Huron waterfront; I'll keep them safe here.
I left the Port Huron office on Water Street at 2:30 pm last Friday, carrying two work cases toward Riverside Park along the Black River Walk. I paused near the Blue Water Bridge approach to check a note, and when I looked back the cases were gone. One is a black laptop bag, the other a brown leather portfolio with a few important documents. My heart sank thinking about deadlines and client details. If someone found them, I hope they turned them in at the downtown Port Huron Maritime Center or near Fort Gratiot Lighthouse.
My name is Mia Carter. I was strolling the Lakeside Park boardwalk around 7:30 PM last Thursday when two scarves—charcoal gray and burgundy knit—slipped from my coat and drifted toward the benches by the carousel. A light breeze off the St. Clair River carried them behind some planters, and I couldn't reach them in time. They’re small, but they carry memories of a dear friend, and I’d be grateful to have them back. If you find them, please hold onto them and know they’re cherished by someone who loves them.
I was walking along the St. Clair River at about 4:15 p.m. when I spotted a folder labeled “Breeds” on a bench near the Fort Gratiot Lighthouse. It looked like paperwork, maybe something to do with dog registrations or breed research. I tucked it into my tote to keep it safe and am posting to help the owner locate it. If these papers are yours, you’ll recognize the binding, the label, and the careful stamps inside the folder.
I found a slim hard-shell case wedged behind a bench along Port Huron’s River Walk at 4:20 p.m. yesterday, near the Fort Gratiot Lighthouse trailhead. Inside were a pair of silver flutes, their keys catching the late-afternoon light. There was no name tag, just a bit of dust and a small tape label from a school band. I carried the case to the park office and I’m hoping the owner will recognize them soon.
At about 11:30 a.m. on Saturday, I spotted a garment bag tucked behind a bench near the Liberty Street lot by the Blue Water Bridge in Port Huron. Inside were two dresses—one navy satin and one floral maxi—plus a pair of shoes and a small makeup bag. There was a note about an upcoming event, and it looked like someone might have been rushing to get ready. I handed them in at the Port Huron Lost and Found, hoping the owner will see this and claim them.
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