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On Friday at 4:15 p.m., I was testing two compact drones near the Munson Williams Proctor Arts Institute in Utica. This is a LOST item, and I set them on a bench while I adjusted the camera, then stepped away to fetch a jacket from my car. When I turned back, a gust of wind had blown them toward Genesee Street and they were gone. I’m anxious about where they landed and hopeful someone who found them will recognize they’re mine; those blinking lights mean a lot after a long week of shooting around this area.
I'm Jordan Bell. I found travel adapters on a bench near Utica's Union Station around 2:15 PM this afternoon. They were in a small black pouch with a few cords poking out and a bright red tag. I picked them up and turned them in at the Utica Public Library desk so the owner could reclaim them. The moment I realized someone might be missing their adapters, I felt glad to help.
I was at the Utica Memorial Auditorium area, near the Adirondack Bank Center, on Tuesday at 6:40 PM after a casual pickup game. I set my black duffel down on a bench by the entrance while I tied my laces, and when I stood up, the bag was gone. Inside are gear for multiple sports — two tennis rackets, a folded yoga mat, a bright blue water bottle, and a dusty whistle. This equipment is used for weekend leagues and a charity scrimmage in Rome, so losing it hit hard. If it turns up, I would be grateful to get it back through the site.
On Monday around 9:05 AM, I was unloading donations for a small community kitchen event at the Utica Public Library on Genesee Street when I realized two small white toasters were missing from the back seat of my pickup. They’re two-slice models with chrome trim; one has a tiny dent on the corner and a crusty crumb tray. The other is pristine but scratched along the side. I’d been in and out all morning, so I’m hoping someone found them in the library parking lot or near the loading dock. They’d really help our setup.
Friday around 6:45 p.m. I realized my stack of DVDs wasn’t in my tote after a quick chat with a friend near the Utica Public Library on Genesee Street. The case is a worn navy blue with a torn label that reads 'Best of the 90s,' and a green sticker I stuck on years ago. I must have set it down on a chair outside the library's entrance while I stood listening to a street musician. Those discs cover my late mom's favorites, and they've become comfort during rough weeks. I'm hopeful someone turned them in or picked them up, and I'll get them back soon.
Last Friday around 7:20 p.m., I was leaving a small practice session outside the Munson Williams Proctor Arts Institute in Utica, and I left a stack of sheet music on a bench. The pages cover two classical pieces and some personal notes I scribbled after rehearsal. I must have stepped away to adjust my chair, because when I turned back the music was gone. Those sheets are important to me—handwritten edits and a few cues I need for Tuesday’s recital. If you found a bundle of sheet music on Mohawk Street near the Utica Public Library steps, please keep it safe.
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