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I lost my blue ceramic mug yesterday around 3pm after grabbing a latte at the Salem Public Market near Main Street and Essex Street. It’s a sturdy stoneware mug with a white interior and a tiny hand-painted lemon wedge on the side. The glaze is glossy, about 3.5 inches tall, and there are a couple of small chips along the rim. The mug was a gift from my grandmother and means a lot to me—I use it every morning for tea. If anyone found it, please reach out; I’d really appreciate getting it back.
Yesterday around 3pm I lost my border collie mix near the State Capitol on Court Street in Salem. He's about 40 pounds, brown and white, with a white heart-shaped patch on his chest and a small scar above his right ear. He wears a bright blue collar with a bone-shaped tag that says MAX, and he has one blue eye and one brown eye. He gets anxious when dogs bark and bolted when a street vendor's noise spooked him, and I couldn't catch him. If you find him, please contact me — he means the world to me.
I lost my blue keyring with car and house keys yesterday around 3pm near the Starbucks on Main Street in downtown Salem. The ring is a blue plastic loop, a bit scratched, holding two brass house keys and a slightly scuffed silver Ford key fob. There's a small red enamel heart charm and a tiny dent on the ring from a drop last week. It came from my grandmother and means a lot to me, so I really need it back; if you found it, please get in touch; I'm happy to meet somewhere safe in Salem to arrange a return.
I lost my walnut mid-century coffee table yesterday around 3pm near the Capitol Building on Court Street NE in Salem. It's a rectangular table about 48 inches long, 20 inches wide, and 16 inches tall, with a single shallow drawer and a brass leaf-shaped pull. The surface shows a light heat ring from a mug and a tiny chip on the front-right corner, but the wood still looks warm and rich. It was a gift from my grandmother and carries a lot of sentimental value, so I’d really appreciate it if it turns up. If you spot it, drop me a message here and we can figure out a quick pickup near the Salem Public Library or somewhere convenient.
I lost my Salem Theatre Company VIP backstage pass yesterday around 3pm. It's a gray laminated pass on a bright green lanyard with a small silver theater crest. The pass reads 'Salem Theatre Company – Season Pass 2025' and has my name, Amina Rahman, on the photo strip, plus a barcode on the back. I dropped it outside the Salem Public Library on Main Street near the coffee cart, probably while juggling a tote bag and a cold drink. The lanyard has a tiny coffee ring and a light scratch on the plastic; besides that it's in decent shape. It was a gift from my mom and a sentimental keepsake, so getting it back would mean a lot to me and help me keep going to the upcoming shows.
Found this afternoon around 3:15pm near the Salem Public Library on Liberty Street, behind the bike racks by the main entrance. It's a small gray hamster with soft fur, white belly, and bright amber eyes. It wears a blue collar with a tiny silver bell and has a small white patch on its left ear. The little guy seems healthy, a bit jittery, but responsive. If you think this is your hamster, reach out—I’d like to reunite him with his owner and can arrange a meetup by the library or a nearby café.
I found a small green parakeet this afternoon around 4:15pm, flitting along Court Street near Riverfront Park by the Salem Public Library. It's about the size of a palm, mostly emerald green with a bright blue tail and a tiny white scar on its left wing. There’s a red leg band with the code 'A12' that caught my eye, but otherwise it's in good health and squawks when I speak to it. If the owner sees this, I'd really love to help get it back—it's clearly someone's pet and this city park isn't the same without it.
Found a pair of black Sony wireless earbuds with a blue charging case this afternoon around 3:15pm. I found them outside the Salem Public Library on Court Street, near the coffee cart by the entrance. They’re in good condition, no visible cracks, just a few light scratches on the case lid. A small sticker with the initials LP is etched on one of the buds, and the case has a tiny dent on the USB-C port edge—pretty distinctive. If these belong to you, describe the initials, the dent, and the approximate color of the silicone tips; I’d really like to see them back with you.
I found a beautiful chestnutwood dining table abandoned near the park in Salem yesterday afternoon. It has some scratches on one side but overall is in great condition. If this belongs to you or you recognize it, please let me know so I can return it.
I found a small box of vintage baseball cards while cleaning out my attic. They are from the 1960s and include players like Mickey Mantle and Hank Aaron. I stumbled upon them in a corner while going through some old storage in my house located near the Salem area. I believe they might belong to someone who used to live here, as they seem well cared for.