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Ray-Ban black glasses with initials lost on campus
I’m Priya Patel, and I lost my Ray-Ban Wayfarer-style black glasses yesterday around 3pm outside Malpass Library on the WIU campus, off University Avenue in Macomb. They’re matte black plastic with a slim frame, small scratch on the right temple, and I can see a faint blue anti-reflective coating on the lenses. Inside the right temple there’s a tiny engraving 'KP' that acts as a tiny clue if someone finds them. These glasses were a gift from my grandmother and mean a lot to me; I really need them back for work and driving. If you found them anywhere near the library steps or by the campus bookstore, please drop them off or message me—I’d be forever grateful.
Black Ray-Ban Wayfarer glasses with gold hinges
I lost my black Ray-Ban Wayfarer glasses yesterday around 3pm. They’re glossy black plastic frames with subtle gold-tone hinges, and the left lens has a tiny scratch I’ve managed to ignore most days. Inside the right temple is etched my initials 'PP' and there’s a small nick near the nose pad. I was on Western Illinois University’s campus in Macomb, walking from the Student Center on University Drive toward the Library, and I think I last had them near the coffee kiosk by the Bookstore. These aren’t just glasses—they’re my daily sight and they’re getting expensive to replace. If anyone finds them, please drop me a message; I’d be incredibly grateful to get them back.
Vintage stamp collection in red velvet case
I found a vintage stamp collection this morning around 9:15 AM outside the Western Illinois University Library on University Drive in Macomb, IL. It’s in a small black leather display case with a rich red velvet lining. Inside are about 40 stamps from the 1950s-60s, including a couple of mint-condition U.S. airmail stamps, plus a tiny brass magnifying glass clipped to the lid. There’s a faded handwritten label tucked into the insert that reads 'H. L. Kline, 1958.' The case has a few scratches and the clasp feels a bit loose. It seems like something a serious collector would cherish, and I’d love to help the owner get it back.
Lost: Holiday decorations near Macomb Public Library.
I was loading groceries into my SUV outside the Macomb Public Library on Main Street, Western Illinois, around 7:15 p.m. Friday when I realize I must have left a box of holiday decorations behind. The box held fragile glass ornaments, a garland with red berries, and a string of warm-white lights I bought after my grandmother passed away. They’re not just décor; they’re memories. I retraced my steps through the library parking lot and the sidewalk along Main Street, but the night was cold and noisy, and the box was gone. I’m holding out hope someone found them and kept them safe. If you saw a box tucked against a curb or in a car's hatch area, please consider that these items matter deeply to me.