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On Tuesday around 9:45 a.m., I realized I had lost my coins after paying for coffee at a stand on Market Street near the Hummel Street crossing. The coins were in a small leather pouch, and the moment I noticed they were gone hit me like a punch. I still carry hope that someone nearby picked them up and will return them to me. If these are yours or you saw a pouch by Market Street, this listing will be here for reference.
At 9:35 p.m. on Monday, I realized my travel adapters were missing after I packed up my bag at Market Street and the crosswalk near Lycoming College in Williamsport. It’s a black, compact universal adapter with a white label that says 'World Traveler' on the back. I rely on those adapters for trips, so losing them left me stranded and frustrated, fiddling with a dying phone and a laptop that needs a charge to finish a report. I retraced from Market Street to the riverfront park, peeked into a couple of cafes, and asked a few staff if they'd seen anything, but no luck. If someone found them between Market Street and the old bridge, I’d be grateful to have them back.
I lost my leashes. On Saturday at 3:40 PM I realized my leashes were missing from the rack outside the Genetti Hotel on West Fourth Street in Williamsport. They were two leashes: the black nylon one for my terrier and a blue retractable for quick walks. I had just finished a stroll along the Susquehanna Riverwalk and stopped for a snack at a cafe on Market Street, which is when I noticed they were gone. I feel anxious because the dogs depend on me and the leashes are worn from daily use. If you saw them around the Genetti Hotel or along West Fourth Street, please keep an eye out.
I realized my travel visas were missing during a quick morning walk and coffee stop around 8:45 AM on Tuesday, in Williamsport, near Market Street and the Genetti Hotel. They were tucked inside a slim document sleeve in my day bag, essential for an upcoming trip abroad next month, and a creeping panic set in as I retraced steps from Market Street toward the riverwalk. I’ve checked pockets, benches, the cafe counter, and nearby trash cans, hoping a kind person turned them in. If these turn up, I’d be incredibly grateful for their safe return.
Friday at 7:15 PM, after a workout at the Williamsport Area YMCA on Market Street, I realized my gym clothes were missing from locker 3. They include bright purple mesh shorts, a gray zip-up hoodie, and white sneakers. I'm worried about missing the next class and not having anything to wear for practice. If someone picked them up by mistake, please help me reunite them with their owner.
I found these CDs on a bench by the Market Street Bridge in Williamsport at about 4:15 pm last Friday. The blue plastic case held a dozen rock and indie albums, plus a handwritten note tucked inside the sleeve. A quick glance around the nearby park showed no one else searching, so I kept the stack safe in a cloth bag and waited a few minutes to see if someone would come looking. It felt like a small mystery, and I'd love to see them go back to their owner, especially if some of those memories are waiting inside.
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