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I’m Samantha Lee. I realized around 8:15 p.m. yesterday I left two carry-on bags on the plaza outside the Harold B. Lee Library at BYU in Provo. They had a blue rolling suitcase and a black carry-on, both with travel stickers from our trip. The bags contained essential clothes and a notebook with my own handwriting. The thought of someone lifting them makes me anxious; I hope they’re safe and someone returns them through the site.
Hi, I'm Mia Carter. I lost my gray gym bag after a workout at the Provo City Recreation Center around 6:40 p.m. today. I think I dropped it near the east entrance by the basketball courts as I walked to my car in the lot. Inside are a blue hoodie, a water bottle, and a pair of well-worn sneakers. The bag has a small mountain logo on the zipper and a black strap that's frayed. I haven't misplaced something like this before and I'm anxious to have it back before finals.
I lost my two black synthesizers after a late practice in Provo. It was about 7:15 p.m. on Tuesday, outside the BYU Library near the map statue on campus. I had set the cases down on a bench while I re-tied my shoes and somehow walked away without noticing. I retraced the path along University Avenue toward the library and checked the racks by the entrance, but they were gone. They are not just gear; they are the heart of my little home studio, and I am worried about the music I might not be able to make without them.
I realized my student ID was missing yesterday around 3:05 p.m. as I walked from class toward the Harold B. Lee Library on the BYU campus in Provo. I remember a quick stop by the Wilkinson Student Center courtyard and then moving on to the library steps, and I must have set it down somewhere there. It’s important for campus access and meals, and finals week is breathing down my neck, so I’m anxious to get it back. If you find it, please post a note on the site—fingers crossed it finds its way home.
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On Saturday around 6:15 p.m., I found a blue binder of trading cards tucked behind a bench near the Provo City Center Temple on Center Street. It looked like someone had just dropped it, with loose sleeves fluttering in the wind and a kid's sticker stuck to the cover. I flipped through quickly and saw a mix of baseball, fantasy, and collectible cards, nothing valuable enough to worry about but clearly important to the owner. I held onto it and brought it to the information desk at the temple, hoping the right person would recognize it. If this belongs to you, please claim it through the site.
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