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Lost Nintendo Switch with blue and red Joy-Con in clear case containing game cartridges left at a friend's house in Roswell.
I lost my Nintendo Switch while visiting a friend's house in Roswell. I remember taking it out of my bag to play some games, but I must have left it behind when I left. It's in a clear case with a few game cartridges inside, and it has a blue and red Joy-Con. Please reach out if you've seen it!
Large navy blue hardside suitcase with red interior
I lost my large Samsonite 28-inch navy blue hardside suitcase yesterday around 3pm. It’s a sturdy case with a built-in TSA lock that sometimes sticks, and the interior is a bright red. The bag shows a few scuffs on the top corners and has a yellow luggage tag with my initials 'P.P.' plus a small compass sticker on the front. I last saw it in Roswell near the Roswell Museum and Art Center on West 2nd Street, after checking out of a hotel on North Main Street. Inside are important documents and a family photo album from my grandmother—sentimental stuff I really need back. If anyone found it, please drop me a message; I’d be incredibly grateful.
Lost travel visas near Roswell UFO Museum, 3:15 pm.
Yesterday at 3:15 p.m., I realized my travel visas weren't in my bag after leaving the Roswell UFO Museum parking lot on Main Street during a road trip between Roswell and Carlsbad. I retraced my steps through the rental car, the gas station, and the souvenir shop, but nothing turned up. I'm due to fly out soon, and the thought of losing those documents makes me anxious. If someone found them, please know they're irreplaceable to me; I’m counting on the kindness of a stranger who understands the weight of international travel.
lost: My keyboards on Main Street, Roswell
Two keyboards in a black padded bag were with me after a quick practice during the Roswell Downtown ArtWalk. Around 7:50 PM yesterday, outside the Galaxy Café on Main Street, they vanished as I said goodbye to a friend. One is a 61-key synth in a battered black case; the other is a compact 37-key MIDI controller with a red sticker on the zipper. They’re crucial for my gigs and I’ve saved for months to keep playing, so this has me anxious and unsettled.