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I realized at about 2:30 PM Saturday that my radios were missing after I packed up at the corner near Library Station on Grand Street in Springfield. I’d been tinkering with a couple of old handheld radios and an antique weather radio, the casings scuffed from years in a wooden workbench. The bright orange dial on one of them is hard to miss, and the other has a dent on the corner that you can feel when you hold it. They’re small but meaningful to me; those devices kept me company during long shifts at the garage and reminded me of old projects. If someone picked them up, I hope they’re kept safe until I can get them back.
I lost my silver keyring yesterday around 3:45 pm near the Springfield City Library on Main Street. It has a Honda car key with a bright red plastic tag that says 'HOME', plus a brass house key on a scratched silver ring. The ring has a small dent near the clasp and a tiny sticker with my initials 'PP' that’s peeling a bit. The keys are in a soft black leather fob case, now missing. They mean a lot to me—sentimental value since the house key opens my childhood home. If anyone found them, I’d be grateful to get them back today.
I lost my orange Korg microKORG synthesizer yesterday around 3pm. It was left outside SoundWave Studio on Walnut Street, near the Springfield Public Library’s main entrance, in a black soft-shell case. It’s a compact 37-key instrument with an orange body and black keys, and there are a few stickers on the back, plus a small coffee stain on the top panel. I really need it back—it's my main writing rig and it has sentimental value because I use it for gigs and songwriting. If anyone found it, please reach out. There’s a small reward, and I can pick it up from anywhere in Springfield. The back has a white star sticker that says 'NOVA' which is easy to spot.
I lost my gold-tone hoop earrings with a tiny freshwater pearl charm yesterday around 3pm outside the Springfield Public Library on Main Street, near the library steps and the fountain. The hoops are about 1 inch in diameter with a subtle hammered texture. The pearl charm is on the left hoop, and I noticed a tiny engraving 'P' on the back of the right hoop. The post on the right hoop is a bit bent, and the pearl charm has a tiny chip along its edge. They were a gift from my grandmother, which makes them especially meaningful, and I’d really love to get them back. If anyone found them, I’m happy to meet downtown to reclaim them.
I lost my framed oil painting yesterday around 3pm near the Springfield Art Museum on Main Street, right outside the Canvas & Cup cafe. It’s a landscape scene painted in soft blues and greens, about 24 by 18 inches, in a gilt frame that’s a little scuffed along the top edge. The painting is signed 'A. Moreno 2023' in the bottom right, and there’s a tiny wrinkle along the bottom border from when I last moved it in the crate. It has sentimental value—my grandmother gave it to me, and I really need it back. If anyone found it, please reach me at [email protected] or reply through the app.
I found a blue reflective dog harness with a matching neon-orange leash this afternoon around 2pm near the Springfield Public Library on Oak Street. The harness is size small, bright blue with reflective stripes and a quick-release buckle that still feels solid. There’s a tiny paw-print embroidery on the chest strap and a small scratch on the metal ring where the leash attaches; the leash itself is black with a padded neoprene handle and a short extra seam. There’s also a little squeaky toy clipped to the leash, which made it easy to spot. If this belongs to you, message me here and we can arrange a pickup near the library.
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