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On Saturday around 4:15 PM I lost two dog leashes while walking our beagle near the East Oregon Library and Riverside Park entrance on 5th Street. One leash is bright red with a neon-yellow handle; the other is black with a paw-print motif. I must have dropped them when a gust pulled the dogs toward the curb. They’re important to us because the dogs know these leashes by scent and it makes walks easier. I’ve checked the car and the area around Market Square, but no luck. If you found them, please leave a note on the site so I can reclaim them.
Key ring between Hood River and Bend, Oregon.
4:30 p.m. Sunday, May 4, I realized my two paintings were missing after I stepped out of the East Oregon Gallery on Main Street to grab a quick coffee. I had just set them on a back table as I prepared to hang them, and in the bustle of moving crates I must have left the crate by the back door. These works are deeply personal—one a night-sky blue landscape, the other warm autumn tones—and they carry weeks of effort and hope. If someone found them, I hope they stayed with them and that they end up back with me at the East Oregon Public Library area.
Today around 9:30 a.m., I realized my driver's license was missing after I paid for coffee at the Main Street Café in Pendleton. I must have set it back in my wallet and walked away; by the time I reached my car, it was gone. I retraced the route along Main Street toward the Pendleton Round-Up statue, but nothing turned up. This is stressful because I'm traveling through East Oregon for work, and I hope someone honest found it and will turn it in somewhere convenient.
I lost my handheld and console somewhere around East Oregon last Friday night, around 8:15 p.m. I had them in a tote bag while I grabbed a quick bite near East Oregon City Park, and by the time I looked again they were gone. The handheld is black with a chipped bezel, and the console is a larger model with a scratched screen; both are important for my daily projects and quiet evenings. If anyone found them, I would be grateful for a note so I can be reunited with my things.
I was walking the Riverside Trail behind Pendleton this morning at 8:20 AM when I spotted a worn paperback tucked under a bench near the East Oregonian building. The title, Wild and Domestic, looked well-loved, with a faded blue cover and a crease along the spine. I picked it up and left it on the bench by the building, hoping its owner might notice the coffee ring on the inside cover and the small dog-eared pages. It felt like a quiet, small loss that mattered to someone, and I’d love to see it find its way home.
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