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Found tan tote bag with sketchbook
I found a tan canvas tote bag this afternoon around 3:15 pm in the parking lot behind the Giant on Great Mills Road in Lexington Park, Southern Maryland. It’s about 14 by 12 inches with a black shoulder strap and a small coffee stain on the bottom corner. Inside there’s a spiral-bound sketchbook, a yellow case with a 12-color marker set, and a bluebird sticker on the inner pocket. There’s a faded leather tag with the name 'Mia' written in Sharpie. The bag looks well-used but cared for; I’d love to get it back to its owner—message me in the app and we can arrange a pickup.
Navy tote bag with anchor print found
I found a navy blue canvas tote bag this afternoon around 4:15pm in the parking lot behind the Calvert Marine Museum on Solomons Island Road in Solomons, Southern Maryland. It's about 12x14 inches, with a white anchor print and a brass zipper pull. Inside there's a small brass compass charm on a keyring and a worn photo sleeve with a kid's picture—no label on the outside. If this is yours, describe the contents of the sleeve or the charm and we can arrange a safe meet-up in the area to get it back.
Carry-ons lost in Southern Maryland
I lost my carry-ons this Saturday around 11:20 a.m. in the Solomons Island area of Southern Maryland. I had just pulled into the parking lot near the Solomons Island Lighthouse after a brief stop at the Calvert Marine Museum, when a car door slammed and the bags slipped from view. They’re a black rolling suitcase and a red duffel, both a bit scuffed but intact, with a TSA tag on the rolling one. Those bags hold my travel outfits and important documents for a family visit, and I’m hoping they turn up before I miss my plans.
Suits missing near Solomons Island Boardwalk
Hi, I'm Trevor Collins. I realized yesterday around 4:45 PM that my suits were no longer in my car after I parked near the Solomons Island Boardwalk by the lighthouse. They're in a black garment bag containing a navy blazer, charcoal trousers, and a few shirts. I retraced my steps to the bench near the lighthouse and to the nearby shops but couldn't locate them. This is important because I have interviews this week and a special event coming up, and losing the suits makes me feel unsettled. If someone happened to spot a garment bag with the label 'T. Collins' please help me get it back.
Lost stamps at Solomons Island boardwalk
At 6:45 p.m. last Friday, I was walking along the Solomons Island boardwalk after sunset, sorting a small envelope in my tote. I realized my grandfather's stamps—an old blue envelope—had disappeared from the bag. They mean the world to me; they connect me to stories from the 1960s. I must have dropped them near the benches by the lighthouse viewpoint, or perhaps outside the bait shop by the water's edge. If someone found them, please know they’re treasured and belong with me.
Lost flute near Solomons Island lighthouse
I was practicing along the Solomons Island boardwalk by the lighthouse around 7:40 p.m. on Tuesday when I realized my flute was missing from my bag. I had set the case on a bench while I checked my notes, and in a blink it vanished. The instrument is a silver student flute with a small dent on the lip plate, and a blue cleaning rod sits in the case. The boardwalk was busy with sunset silhouettes and boats slipping by; the salt air smelled like fried seafood from a nearby shack. This flute is tied to memories of performances in Southern Maryland, and I’m hoping a kind passerby can return it through the site.
Photographs found near Solomons Island boardwalk
I was strolling along the Solomons Island Boardwalk around 3:12 p.m. on Friday when I spotted a tote of photographs tucked underneath a bench near the lighthouse. The images look like a family album—shots of a graduation, a birthday cake, and kids at the waterfront. They’re faded and curled at the edges, and I could feel how special they are to someone who recognizes each face. I picked them up and kept an eye out for the person who lost them, tucking the tote into my bag so they wouldn’t blow away in the breeze. I’m hoping the owner recognizes the moments and claims them soon.