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I lost my blue quilted king-size comforter set from Target Threshold yesterday around 3pm. It's a blue and white geometric quilt, with two matching pillow shams, and there's a tiny monogram 'KB' stitched in the lower-right corner. The set is in good condition overall, with just a small snag along the bottom seam from a laundry mishap last week. I last had it in my apartment on Huron Avenue in downtown Port Huron, near the Starbucks on the corner. It holds sentimental value—it's a gift from my late grandmother—and I really need to get it back.
I lost my red The North Face parka yesterday around 5pm near the Starbucks on Military Street in downtown Port Huron. It’s a women's size L, bright red with a black faux-fur hood and a quilted pattern. There’s a coffee stain on the right sleeve and a small yellow sun patch sewn inside the left pocket. It has sentimental value—it was a gift from my mom last winter and I really need it back before the next cold snap. If you found it, reach out to me at [email protected] and we can arrange a meetup near the riverfront or at the Starbucks.
I was at The Thumb Town Square Splash Pad yesterday around 3pm when my son's stuffed fox slipped out of his backpack near the Maple Street fountain just outside The Thumb Public Library on Main Street. It's a 12-inch red plush fox with a soft white belly, black stitched nose, and a bright blue satin ribbon tied around its neck—the ribbon is easy to slip off. It’s a CuddleCo plush from last year’s line, and there’s a small tear on the left ear plus a tiny patch of faded fur on the right paw from years of love. This toy has huge sentimental value to my kid, and I’d really appreciate having it back. If anyone found it, please message me at the library entrance on Main Street.
I lost my cream king-size duvet cover with blue piping yesterday around 3pm. I was at the Starbucks on Water Street in downtown Port Huron, sitting near the window while I chatted with a friend and folded a load of laundry in my bag—think I must’ve left it on the chair when I packed up. It’s a soft brushed cotton duvet cover, king size, with two matching pillow shams that fit snugly. The left edge has a tiny, almost hidden blue fox embroidery and there’s a faint coffee stain near the bottom corner from a late study session. This set has sentimental value—it was a gift from my grandmother—so I’d really appreciate getting it back if anyone found it.
I lost my brown leather wallet yesterday around 3pm near the library on Main Street in Bad Axe, right in The Thumb region. It's a Coach wallet, slim, with a tiny coffee stain on the back and two cards that like to stick out when I pull it. Inside are my driver's license, a couple of debit cards, and a small photo of my grandmother—it really has sentimental value. If anyone found it, I’d be incredibly grateful to get it back; I’m really hoping to recover it.
I found this gold ring this afternoon around 3:15 pm near The Lantern Café on Main Street in The Thumb. It's a slim 14k yellow-gold band, about size 6.5, with a tiny bezel-set ruby that catches the light. The inside bears a small engraving that looks like 'ML', and there are a couple of light scratches along the outer edge from wear. If someone recognizes it, please get in touch—I'd love to see it back with its owner, especially if it’s a sentimental piece.
Found a gray Nike hoodie this afternoon around 2:15pm behind the Bad Axe Community Library on Main Street in The Thumb. It's a men's size large fleece hoodie, in good condition with a little pilling at the cuffs. It features a black Nike swoosh on the chest, a bright red drawstring, and a small pine-tree keychain clipped to the zipper pull—easy to spot. If it's yours, you can claim it at the Bad Axe Library Lost and Found counter, or drop by to describe the initials \"J.S.\" embroidered inside the collar to confirm ownership.
I found a backpack this afternoon around 2:30 pm on a bench near the Fort Gratiot Lighthouse parking lot off M-25, in The Thumb. It's a black North Face Borealis with neon lime zipper pulls, a small tear on the lower corner, and a tag inside that says 'Property of North Tech High.' Inside there's a 15-inch laptop sleeve with a Dell sticker, a blue water bottle, and a lighthouse-shaped enamel pin on the interior; front pocket has a stitched fox patch. I’d love to get it back to its owner—let's meet near the lighthouse or at the Port Huron police lobby.
I found a gray tabby this afternoon around 3:30pm near Harbor Market on Main Street in The Thumb. It’s a stocky short-haired guy, about 9 pounds, with a white chest and a small crescent-shaped scar on the inside of its right hind leg. The cat was wearing a bright blue collar with a tiny brass bell and a tag that reads 'Mochi 112.' He seemed curious but a bit wary, rubbing against my leg and purring when I spoke softly. I’d love to reunite him with his owner—if this is your cat, check the collar tag and the scar, and we can arrange a safe meetup near Harbor Market.
I found a cream knit scarf with a navy stripe along the edge this afternoon around 3:15 pm in front of Riverside Market on Oak Street, right by the bike racks in The Thumb. It's a medium-width scarf, probably wool blend, in good condition with no stains, but there’s a small pull near the left end and a fabric tag that reads 'NordicCo'. It looked recently dropped and seemed like someone who needed a warm piece on a chilly day. I’m posting here because it clearly belongs to someone—and I’d be glad to return it to its owner if you email me with a description that proves it’s yours.