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Black North Face backpack with blue kayak keychain
I lost my black North Face backpack yesterday around 3pm near the Starbucks at the intersection of Michigan Street and St. Joseph in South Bend. It's a mid-size nylon backpack, solid black with a bit of wear on the bottom and zipper pulls that are slightly frayed. The front pocket has a small green campus-club patch, and there’s a blue kayak-shaped keychain I always keep on the zipper. Inside I’ve got a 13-inch laptop sleeve, charger, a worn notebook with my initials 'A.P.' and a photo of my dog in a plastic sleeve. This backpack means a lot to me; it’s tied to job interviews and daily routines, and I really need it back.
Black Michael Kors crossbody bag with MK logo
I was grabbing a latte yesterday around 3:15pm on Michigan Street by the Morris Performing Arts Center in downtown South Bend when I realized my black Michael Kors crossbody bag was gone. It's a medium-sized pebbled leather bag, about 9 by 7 inches, with a gold MK logo on the front and a tan fabric interior. Inside there’s my wallet, a photo of my grandmother, and a set of apartment keys, plus a small red scarf tucked in the main pocket that makes it easy to spot. The bag is in decent condition except for a tiny scuff along the bottom edge; it has sentimental value and I’d really appreciate getting it back if someone picked it up.
Navy Calvin Klein tuxedo jacket, lost yesterday in South Bend
I lost my navy Calvin Klein tuxedo jacket yesterday around 3pm near the Morris Performing Arts Center on Main Street, just off Michigan Street, in downtown South Bend. It's a navy, slim-fit jacket in size 40R with satin lapels and a small scratch along the left pocket; the inner lining has a tiny 'PP' monogram I had sewn in as a personal touch. It pairs with the matching tux pants and a white dress shirt, but the jacket is the key piece. It's sentimental—my grandfather gave it to me and I wore it to a big family event not long ago. I’d really appreciate getting it back; it’s not easy to replace on short notice.