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I lost a pair of black denim pants, size 32, on Tuesday around 5:30 p.m. in downtown Utica. I think I left them near the Utica Public Library plaza, by the bus stop on Broad Street. They're a little worn with a small fray near the right pocket and a faint fade from the knee. I can't shake the moment I realized they were gone as I turned from the library steps onto Genesee Street, feeling suddenly unbalanced without them. If you found them, please message me through the site so I can arrange a time to pick them up; these jeans are more than clothes to me, they’re comfort and routine.
Hi, I’m Mia Rossi. I was at the Adirondack Bank Center in Utica after a small gallery event, around 7:45 pm last Friday, and I realized my paintings had vanished from my tote. There are three canvases, all in thin wooden frames, about 24x30; one is a stormy seascape in blues, another a bright street scene, and the third a soft portrait of my grandmother. They were wrapped in a loose blue tarp with my initials in white on the corner. I must have left them somewhere along the sidewalk near the Munson-Williams-Proctor Arts Institute area; now I can’t find them. They mean a lot to me.
Hi, I'm Grace Carter. This morning around 9:15, I found a swimsuit in the Utica area, near the Utica Public Library on Genesee Street. It was lying on the grass by the library entrance, still damp from the early dew. It's a women's blue one-piece with a white stripe; I checked for a quick sign of ownership, but nothing obvious. I picked it up and turned it in here, hoping the owner sees this listing soon. It looked recently left behind—perhaps after a swim at a local pool or a jog along the canal. If it's yours, I hope you see this and reclaim it.
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I lost my backpack on Barton Ave in Utica. Inside it was my Brazilian passport in the name of João Vitor Barbosa Bontempo, as well as an iPhone 13.
I was wrapping up a late rehearsal by 9:45 p.m., stepping out near the Utica Public Library on Genesee Street, and realized my two saxophones were missing from the back seat. The two instruments live in battered cases—one gold lacquer alto, one silver tenor—with a few stickers from past tours. I’ve played on plenty of stages around the region, and losing them feels personal. If you found them anywhere near Union Station or the Adirondack Bank Center, please help me get them back through the site.
I was walking back to my car at 6:20 pm on a chilly Tuesday when I spotted a pair of carry-ons left unattended on a bench near the Utica Union Station. They were black with a faded red tag and looked like they’d seen a few layovers. I checked quickly for a name tag and found nothing obvious, just a pocket full of travel receipts and a folded map. The scene felt honest and ordinary, the kind of moment that makes you pause: a cold breeze, a city bus sighing to a stop, and the streetlight buzzing to life. I brought them inside the station and left them at the information desk with a simple note about the time and place I found them, hoping the owner comes forward soon.
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