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Yesterday around 6:15 p.m., I was jogging along the Maumee Riverwalk near Promenade Park in Toledo when I realized my studs were gone. They’re small sterling silver with a tiny star on one, a gift from my aunt that I wore every day. I felt a jolt of panic and then a stubborn worry that they might be gone for good. The river breeze, the scent of popcorn from the festival nearby, and the glow of the park lights are all a blur without them. If someone happened to find them, I’d be forever grateful to have them back.
While I was leaving the Toledo Museum of Art along Monroe Street at 8:10 p.m. yesterday, I realized my phone chargers were missing from my tote. I remember setting them on a bench near the sculpture garden before heading to catch a bus, but when I returned they were gone. I rely on those chargers to stay connected for work tomorrow, and the thought of being without them makes me anxious. If someone found them, please know they’re very important and I’d appreciate being able to pick them up near Promenade Park.
I found a stack of postcards around 11:20 AM today, tucked beneath a bench along the Toledo riverfront near Promenade Park. The cards show sunlit scenes of downtown Toledo and the Maumee River, their colors a little faded from years in the sun. It felt personal, like a memory someone was carrying for a trip or a gift they were about to send. I held onto them for a bit and kept them out of sight, hoping the sender or recipient will spot this and reconnect with those moments.
I was out filming the sunset near Promenade Park in downtown Toledo around 7:05 PM last Friday when I realized my Drones were gone. It’s a white DJI model with red prop guards and a small scuff on the camera housing. I’ve retraced the path along Water Street and the riverwalk, but I must have dropped it during the breeze off the Maumee. If someone picked it up, I’d really appreciate the help getting it back through the site.
Hi, I'm Olivia Chen. I found a box of holiday decorations this afternoon around 2:30 p.m. outside the Huntington Center on Monroe Street in Toledo. The set includes a red and green wreath, a string of multicolored lights, and a few ornament boxes with a small tag. It looked like someone stepped away in a hurry, leaving the items behind on the sidewalk. I left them where I found them, hoping the owner will see this listing and recognize them.
I was walking along the riverfront plaza outside the Toledo Museum of Art this afternoon at around 3:20 PM when I spotted a folder of sheet music lying on a bench. The folder is well-worn leather with several pages sticking out, and a penciled note on the front reads 'Isabella Garcia.' Inside are multiple pieces for a small ensemble and a practice schedule that looks recent. It seems clear someone was here just before me and had to step away for a moment. I’m glad I could pick it up instead of leaving it behind, and I hope the owner sees this soon.
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