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While strolling the Tony Knowles Coastal Trail this morning at 9:25, I spotted a pocket watch resting on a park bench near the entrance to the Anchorage Museum on 7th Avenue. The brass case had an old engraving and the chain was scratched from years of use. I picked it up, checked for a note, and peered around to see if anyone was looking for it, but there was no one in sight. It seems to have traveled a long way, and I’d love to see it back with its rightful owner; there’s a small story etched in its wear that deserves to be kept. If you recognize it by the engraving or by the feel of the chain, please claim it through the site.
I found a driver's license on the sidewalk near the Captain Cook Hotel in downtown Anchorage around 8:20 p.m. on a chilly Tuesday. The rain had just started and the city lights glinted off the wet pavement as I checked the name on the card. I imagined the person who lost it might be anxious, and I felt a surge of relief knowing it could be theirs. I kept it safe and turned it in here so the owner can reclaim it through the site.
I was at the Anchorage Museum at Rasmuson Center around 2:15 p.m. last Friday when I realized my two silver brooches with a turquoise stone were missing from the inside pocket of my coat. They were small but meaningful: one shaped like a pinecone, the other a leaf pattern. I retraced my steps along 5th Avenue and checked the museum lobby, the gift shop, and the bus stop outside, but nothing turned up yet. I keep hoping someone picked them up and left them somewhere safe because their value is sentimental more than anything. If you saw them near the museum or along the Alaska Railroad Depot area in downtown Anchorage, please let me know.
I lost my red Pyrex 3-quart mixing bowl with a blue lid yesterday around 3:15 pm outside the Fred Meyer on Spenard Road in Anchorage. It’s a Pyrex bowl with a bright red exterior and a white interior, and the blue lid has a small scratch along the edge. There’s a tiny chip on the rim near the lid and a faint coffee ring on the bottom from where I set it down. It was a gift from my grandmother and means a lot to me, so I’d really appreciate getting it back. The bowl is engraved with my initials AS on the bottom.
I lost my black microKORG synthesizer with an orange front panel yesterday around 3pm. It's a compact digital instrument in a soft black carrying case—an Electronic Instruments pick for my setup. The orange panel and white keys are distinctive, and there's a tiny dent on the right corner. I had it in the parking lot behind the Loussac Library on Denali Street in downtown Anchorage when I stepped away to grab a coffee. It has sentimental value—it's my go-to for song ideas and really helps me plan new stuff. If you found it, email me at [email protected].
I lost my black SanDisk Ultra 64GB USB-C flash drive yesterday around 3pm near the Anchorage Museum at 625 W 7th Ave. It's in a blue silicone sleeve and has a tiny red fox sticker on the back, plus a small dent on the metal cap. It holds a handful of personal photos and a couple of work files, so it has sentimental value and I really need it back. If anyone found it, I'd be grateful to get it back—you can reach me at [email protected].
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