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LOST my trading cards around 7:15 p.m. last Friday near Albany Riverfront Park along the Willamette. I had them spread out on a small blanket by the gazebo after a quick picnic with my kids, and when we stood up, they were gone. These cards aren’t just cardboard to me; they tie to a trip we took to the Albany Carousel and to a few rookie pulls I chased at the farmers market last summer. I am hoping someone picked them up by mistake and can return them through the site. If you found them, please drop a note there so we can arrange a safe reunion. Thank you for helping me keep a little piece of our family day intact.
I discovered around 8:50 p.m. last Tuesday that my holiday decorations were gone from my front porch on 7th Street in Corvallis, not far from the OSU campus. The box held a red wreath, garlands, and several strings of multicolor lights— the kind I haul out each year to brighten our block, especially when family visits from Albany. It’s not just stuff; it’s the memories and the little rituals that mark the season. I’m hoping the finder saw this post and can return the items to their rightful home.
Hi there, I’m Jordan Rivera. While walking the Riverfront Park loop in Corvallis around 4:30 p.m. last Saturday, a stack of photographs fell from a tote and lay scattered near the 5th Street bridge. They look like a personal album—portraits from a family trip, a sunset over the Willamette, a small note tucked in a sleeve. I picked them up and realized they aren’t mine, and I felt a tug to get them back to their rightful owner. I kept them safe in a zip pouch in my tote, hoping the owner will recognize them soon. If these belong to you, I hope they find their way home.
I was wandering through downtown Corvallis this afternoon when I spotted a folder of sheet music left on a bench outside the Corvallis-Benton County Public Library on Jefferson Way. It was 3:15 PM today, the kind of moment when the breeze flips pages and someone nearby hums a melody. The pages show signs of frequent use: pencil markings, a coffee ring, and a couple of torn corners. I picked up the folder and left it in a safe place, hoping the owner would recognize the handwriting and the faded rehearsal marks.
I found a pair of sandals on the steps outside the Albany Public Library in Corvallis / Albany, Oregon, United States around 11:30 a.m. today. They’re tan leather with worn straps and a small scuff on one toe. I left them on a nearby bench with the hope the owner would see this listing and claim them soon. If you’re in Corvallis / Albany and you’ve been missing sandals, maybe these are yours.
I was wrapping up a training session around 7:15 p.m. last Tuesday by the Dixon Recreation Center on 26th Street in Corvallis when I realized my gear bag had vanished from the bench near the gym entrance. The bag holds equipment for soccer, basketball, and tennis — a black duffel, shin guards, a tennis racket with a red grip, and a basketball. It also has an OSU sticker on the zipper. Losing this bag would throw a wrench into my league plans for the month, and I’m hoping someone picked it up by mistake and will hand it back when you see this post.
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