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I lost my two rabbits at 7:45 AM today from their covered hutch in my yard off Main Street, Uptown Butte. They’re a small pair, one white with black ears and the other gray with a white stripe on the nose; they’ve been part of our family since last spring. I’ve checked the brush near the Berkeley Pit overlook and along Copper King Road, but there’s no sign of them yet. I’m worried they’ve wandered far and I miss their little hops already. If you’ve seen them in or around this area today, please help us bring them home.
I was in my garage by the Berkeley Pit overlook in Butte around 2:30 PM today when my hand tools disappeared from a tote by the workbench. The tote held a red-handled screwdriver, a yellow tape measure, and a hammer with a chipped head—nothing fancy, just the basics I use all the time. I remember setting the tote down while I cut some wire and turning away to fetch pliers; when I looked back, it was gone. If you spotted a tote or those tools near the overlook, please keep them safe.
I was walking through Uptown Butte near the Berkeley Pit overlook around 11:15 AM Saturday when I realized my terrariums were missing from my backpack. They’re two glass terrariums with moss and tiny plants, tied with twine around the lids. They mean a lot to me—a small reminder of a trip and a lot of care went into them. I hope this post helps them turn up and be recognized by the person who finds them.
I was out for a morning run along the Riverside Trail by the Berkeley Pit overlook at 7:50 AM today when I spotted a tote with several swimsuits left on a bench. They were bright colors—turquoise and coral—streaked with water droplets and a sun-bleached tag. It felt like someone planned a quick swim and forgot their gear in a rush before work. I’m posting this in hopes the owner sees it and can get their suits back before the next hot day in Butte.
I realized my travel visas were missing around 2:00 pm Saturday as I hurried across West Granite Street, just outside the Butte-Silver Bow Public Library. I had tucked them into a red folder during a coffee run, then set the folder down to text a friend and walked away. The folder contains essential documents for a trip next month, plus a few notes in my handwriting. Losing them has me anxious about the appointment window; if anyone happened to find them, I’d appreciate them being kept safe until they can be claimed through the site.
I am Emily Carter, and I misplaced a box of holiday decorations on Friday around 5:30 PM in uptown Butte, near the Berkeley Pit overlook. I had just loaded the stuff into my car and a gust slammed the door, sending the box sliding onto Main Street. I retraced my steps along the sidewalk by the county courthouse and checked the bus stop nearby, but the garlands and the handmade wreath were gone. Those decorations mean a lot to my family and were meant to brighten our Christmas, so I am hoping someone picked them up in the chilly evening. If you found them, the site will help with the rest.
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