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I was leaving the coffee shop near Courthouse Square at 4:20 p.m. on Tuesday when I spotted a Student ID lying on the pavement. The name on the card pointed to a student at Youngstown State University, and the photo looked familiar but I couldn't place the face. It felt important to reunite it with its owner, so I picked it up and kept it safe, hoping to find the right person soon. If this is your ID, please message through the site so we can verify details together and get it back to you.
On Thursday around 2:15 p.m., I realized my hand tools were missing from the back of my pickup after finishing a small repair job near Wick Avenue in downtown Youngstown. I retraced my steps along Phelps Street toward Mill Creek Park, checking the sidewalks and the curb as I went, but they weren’t there. The toolbox is blue with initials on the lid, and the hammer head has a noticeable dent—it’s not fancy, but it’s mine and I rely on it for little repairs. It’s frustrating being without them, and I hope someone who found them will bring them here so I can get back to work.
I was practicing at about 8:00 PM last Friday near Powers Auditorium on Wick Avenue in downtown Youngstown when I realized my saxophones weren’t in the rehearsal room anymore. The alto has a small dent near the bell and the lacquer shows wear; the tenor is shinier but also has a few scratches. They’re essential to my gigs, and I’m heartbroken at the thought of not having them for the next show. If you found them, please let the site know—I’ll describe the instruments in detail to verify ownership.
Last Friday around 5:30 PM, I was walking from the gym to meet my sister at the food court, and I must have kicked off my sandals on the sidewalk by the Wick Avenue entrance of Eastwood Mall. I turned around a minute later and they were gone. They’re simple gray-green fabric slides with a tiny fray on the left strap. They’re the only shoes that don’t give me blisters after a day on my feet, so I’m really hoping someone found them and held onto them.
I lost my CDs after a show at the Covelli Centre, around 7:45 p.m. on Friday, as I shuffled out onto West Federal Street. My tote brushed a curb and spilled, and the discs scattered across the sidewalk by the main entrance. They’re a mix: three black cases with handwriting on the labels, one clear case with a blue sticker, and several worn spines that remember old road trips. These discs aren’t just music; they are memories from college and long drives through downtown Youngstown. If anyone found them, please leave a note here on the site; I’ll check back regularly for updates. I’ll be hoping for a reunion with my soundtrack.
I was walking the Wick Park loop in Youngstown this afternoon around 3:45 pm when I spotted a set of desk organizers lying on a bench by the park’s gazebo. They’re simple matte-black plastic with a silver divider, clearly someone’s daily workspace kept in mind. I picked them up and kept them with me, hoping the owner would see this post and recognize them. It felt good to reunite them with a rightful owner, even if I didn’t know who that was.
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