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FOUND: I was walking home after a street gig yesterday around 7:20 p.m., and I found a drum set leaning against a bench near Thornes Market on Main Street in Northampton, Western Massachusetts. The cymbals glinted under the streetlight and the drumsticks were still in the bag by the bass drum. It looked used but intact, as if someone had left them momentarily and forgot them. I felt a wave of relief knowing these likely belong to a performer who’s missing them. If these are yours, please claim them through the site so we can get them back to you.
Yesterday around 9:10 PM I realized my passports were missing after leaving a coffee shop on Main Street in downtown Northampton, Western Massachusetts. I walked the storefronts along Main Street, checked the library steps, and retraced toward the market area, but they were nowhere to be found. Those passports carry essential IDs and memories from trips, and I feel anxious about the potential complications. If someone found them, I hope they are kept safe and turned in through the site.
Yesterday afternoon, around 4:15 p.m., I was finishing a brief street rehearsal outside Thornes Market on Main Street in Northampton when my saxophones vanished from the back seat of my car. They were inside a black hard case with a few stickers from gigs in Amherst and Holyoke; one bell has a small dent from a past show. Losing them feels like losing a part of myself, and I’m scrambling to figure out how to replace that sound. If you spotted them anywhere around Northampton, please look after them until I can pick them up.
Hi, I’m Emma Collins. I was outside the Student Union on the UMass Amherst campus around 4:25 p.m. last Saturday when I spotted a binder full of trading cards left on a bench by the bookstore. The pile includes sports sets and a few fantasy cards, with some holographic pulls peeking through. They looked well loved, as if someone spent hours organizing them. I’ve kept them safe and posted here in the hope the owner recognizes the collection and can reclaim it.
Hi there, I'm Claire Donovan. I lost a pair of small silver brooches with blue enamel around 2:15 p.m. last Saturday, in Northampton's Main Street area, near the Northampton Public Library. They were a gift from my grandmother, something I wore every day, and I feel unsettled without them. The brooches are about the size of a dime, with delicate filigree and a bright blue butterfly. If anyone happened to see them or picked them up, I’d be grateful to hear anything at all.
I was tidying up after a late study session in my Northampton apartment around 9:30 PM last Friday when I realized my two toasters were missing from the kitchen counter. They’re a simple mismatched pair—one stainless steel and one matte black—the kind that helps me start the day before class at Smith College. I retraced my steps through the living room and out toward Pulaski Park on Main Street, but nothing turned up. Western Massachusetts has started to feel like home, and those toasters are a small, stubborn anchor. If these show up near Pulaski Park or Main Street, I’d be grateful to hear from you.
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