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I lost my suits this morning around 9:15 a.m. in the Wausau Center atrium after I paused to tie my shoes between meetings. They were folded neatly on the chair by the seating area, a charcoal three-piece set with two jackets and several dress shirts tucked into a grey garment bag. I stepped out for a quick coffee at a kiosk near the food court, and when I returned they were gone. I’m anxious about the upcoming interviews next week and hope whoever found them will remember where they were left.
Yesterday at 4:20 p.m., I realized I lost my Scarves after a chilly stroll through downtown Wausau. They slipped from my shoulders when I paused to check my phone near the Grand Avenue Bridge by the Wisconsin River, and I must have dropped them along the riverwalk. I've worn them every day this winter—the cream-colored scarf carried a grandmother's memory, and the navy one is my go-to for busy days. If you found them by Riverside Park or along the riverwalk close to the bridge, I’d be grateful for any help.
I found two pocket watches on the sidewalk near the Grand Avenue Bridge in downtown Wausau, Wisconsin, at 7:18 p.m. on Friday. One is brass with a cracked glass, and a thin gold chain curls around it; the other has a delicate engraving that's now a bit worn. They looked well-loved, like something a grandparent might have kept in a pocket for decades. I’m hoping to get them back to their owner, and it felt like saving a small piece of someone’s story.
I left my two carry-ons by Grand Avenue in downtown Wausau around 2:30 PM this afternoon. They’re black rolling suitcases, one with a small dent on the handle and a tag with my initials. I’d been at Marathon Park earlier and checked into a hotel along Grand Ave, so I’m hoping they were just left behind somewhere in the downtown area. Losing them is nerve-wracking with an upcoming trip, and I’m eager to get them back.
Hi, I'm Avery Cole. I lost my Wild and Domestic on Tuesday around 5:45 PM near Riverside Park's gazebo by the Wisconsin River. I had just left the park after a walk and coffee without packing it back, and I realized it wasn’t in my tote. It’s a small paperback with a green cover and a sticker peeling on the back. My heart sank; I retraced steps along the riverwalk and called out the title to the joggers passing by the old train bridge. I must have dropped it on the cement path near the Riverside Park entrance around 5:30–5:45. If you found it, it would mean the world to me to have it back.
I realized I left two document holders on Wednesday around 11:45 a.m. at the Marathon County Public Library, Main Branch, near the reference desk. One holder is black leather with a red strap; the other is a simple gray portfolio. They contain important documents for my job and travel, so I’ve been anxious about them. I turned them in at the library's lost-and-found, hoping the owner sees this post and claims them. If you’ve seen these and can help, please check the site for details.
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