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I found a soft gray scarf with a burgundy fringe after a chilly morning walk in downtown Worcester. It sat on a bench near Union Station around 10:15 a.m. today, so I picked it up and brought it inside the Worcester Public Library lobby to keep it safe. The scarf looks well cared for, and it carries a faint lavender scent from someone’s favorite perfume. I hope the owner sees this post and knows it’s safe and waiting here.
LOST: I’m Daniel Rivera, and I lost my power tools around 6:45 p.m. yesterday near Union Station in Worcester after unloading a small toolbox into the back of my SUV. The kit includes a cordless drill with a green grip, a circular saw, and a bag of bits. I was walking from the DCU Center area toward Shrewsbury Street when a gust tugged the bag from my wrist and it rolled into the crowd near the Worcester Common. I’ve been back every day since, hoping someone who found them kept them safe and will return them through the site.
I was packing up after a late Worcester Youth Orchestra rehearsal, around 7:15 pm last Tuesday, near Union Station Worcester. I realized my two violins were missing from their padded cases, and I felt a sinking knot in my stomach. One instrument is a dark, older student model with a small dent along the spruce top; the other is a lighter, newer violin with a brighter tone and a blue shoulder rest. They’re everything to me—practice, performances, and a gift from my late mentor—and I’m terrified of losing them. If you saw anything around Union Station or Worcester Common, please keep an eye out.
I LOST my swimsuit after I left Worcester Green Hill Park pool area around 3:15 p.m. on Saturday. It’s a bright blue one-piece with white trim, crumpled in the laundry bag and easy to spot, and I’d planned to wear it for a family swim at the lake this weekend. I must have left it on a bench by the pool while I adjusted my towel and hoodie, and now it’s gone. The pool day was supposed to be a simple escape, but this has me stressed about plans. If it turns up near Green Hill Park, I’d be incredibly grateful.
While walking along Worcester's Main Street on Tuesday at around 6:30 p.m., I found a cluster of chokers tossed onto a bench near the Worcester Public Library. They're black velvet with a few silver clasps and tiny charms that catch the streetlamp glow. A couple of them still have a tiny red thread from the packaging. I picked them up, tucked them into my jacket pocket for safety, and left them on the library bench with a note that someone might be looking for them. The damp air and the glow from the storefronts made me think of the people who chose these pieces to finish an outfit for a night out. If these are yours, please check the site so we can reunite them.
Hi, I’m Jordan Hayes. I misplaced my GPS devices yesterday around 6:30 PM while I was leaving the DCU Center in Worcester, heading toward Main Street. There are two compact handheld units in black protective cases—the kind I use for fieldwork. Losing them is not just annoying; they hold critical data for our project, and I’m worried about delays. I retraced my steps through the Worcester Common and along Main Street, but I didn’t see them. If someone happened to find them, please drop a note on the site so I can arrange pickup.
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