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I found a set of chairs behind the Tuscarawas County Courthouse on West High Street, New Philadelphia, around 4:15 PM on Sunday. A mix of metal folding chairs and a wooden dining chair with a faded blue cushion were piled by the alley behind the building. They looked used for a neighborhood gathering, maybe a church supper or yard sale, the kind that leave a little dust on your palms. I could tell someone would miss them, so I shifted them toward the back loading dock area near the stairs and stood watch for a moment, hoping the owners would see this listing.
I was taking a break after volunteering at an event near the Tuscarawas County Fairgrounds around 3:40 p.m. on Saturday when I spotted a tote labeled 'Organizers' tucked behind a bench. Inside were manuals, a roll of tape, and a few binder clips—clearly belonging to an event setup. I imagine someone rushing between a fundraiser and a community meet-up, and I figured these items deserve to find their rightful owner. I'm keeping them safe and posted here in case the owner recognizes them through this site.
I'm Olivia Hart, and I lost a pair of heirloom brooches while visiting New Philadelphia in Tuscarawas County this morning. I was at the Tuscarawas County Courthouse Plaza around 11:30 a.m., wandering near the riverwalk and a small outdoor market when they vanished from my tote. One brooch is a gold filigree with lilac enamel, the other a small sapphire set in sterling—both gifts from my grandmother, and they mean a lot to me. Losing them feels like losing a memory and a piece of home. If this sounds like yours, please claim them through the site so we can reunite me with them.
LOST: I misplaced my hand tools around 3:50 p.m. Sunday, in the back of my garage on Main Street in New Philadelphia, Tuscarawas County. The set includes a hammer, socket wrench, pliers, and a tape measure in a green tool bag. It’s important to me—these tools belonged to my late father and I’m trying to finish a renovation. Please check the site for updates if you’ve seen them.
I was at the New Philadelphia Public Library around 4:45 PM yesterday, going over scales for a recital when my sheet music slipped from my bag and disappeared. The binder is black and worn, with a red bookmark peeking out between the pages. It’s marked with my initials 'A.T.' on the cover. I’m hoping someone who picked it up tucked it somewhere safe, because these pieces are crucial for rehearsals this week. If you found it, please keep it safe until this site can help reunite it with me.
I was packing up after a small jazz set outside a venue on Main Street, Dover, Ohio, in Tuscarawas County, around 8:15 p.m. last Friday when I realized two saxophones were lost from their black hard case. The street lamps cast a warm glow on the brick storefronts as I retraced the short walk from the venue to the car, hoping I hadn’t misremembered the last time they were seen. The two brass horns mean more to me than the notes they play—weeks of practice, late-night scales, and shared memories with fellow players. If someone who found them did the right thing, I hope they’re safe and will be returned through the proper channels; I’d be relieved to see them back soon.
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