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Hi, I’m Lucas Reed. I lost two chokers on East Oregon’s Main Street yesterday evening. Around 6:30 p.m., I stepped into a small vintage shop near the town clock at East Oregon Plaza to look for a gift, and I left my chokers on the counter while I browsed. A moment later I turned back and they were gone. One is a black velvet choker with a tiny silver charm; the other is lavender satin with rhinestones. They’re meaningful to me—a gift from my sister and a symbol of a rough week I’m trying to get through. If someone found them, please bring them back through the site; I’d be incredibly grateful.
I was strolling down East Oregon's Main Street yesterday around 4:20 p.m. when I realized I lost my airline ticket from my jacket pocket. I retraced my steps from the East Oregon Public Library toward the old train depot and back through the plaza, but the ticket didn’t turn up. This ticket is essential for a flight next week, and I’m anxious about missing it. If you found it, please drop it in the site’s Lost section so I can recover it and keep my plans intact.
I’m missing several tank accessories I was sorting through at East Oregon's Main Street Market last Saturday around 5:45 p.m. I had set them down on a bench beside a vendor’s tent while I looked for spare parts for a model tank. By the time I turned back, they were gone. The set included two tracks and a turret attachment in a gray plastic case. They were important for a weekend project, and I felt frustrated because I’d left them unattended for just a moment.
I lost my holiday decorations yesterday after tidying up at the East Oregon Christmas Market around 4:30 p.m. The bundle included a string of multicolor fairy lights and a small wooden advent calendar, both tucked into a red tote with a faded snowflake sticker. I must have dropped them while chatting with a neighbor near the East Oregon Town Hall by the brick steps. Losing them is more than just stuff—the lights are a reminder of family traditions, and I’d love to have them back before the neighborhood parade.
While walking home from the East Oregon Farmers Market at 7:45 p.m. last Friday, I found a pair of brass lamps tucked behind a bench near the East Oregon City Hall. They’re a little weathered, with brass stems and amber glass shades that glow when you turn them on. I pictured someone missing their cozy bedside lamps and felt a tug to do the right thing. I brought them to the East Oregon Public Library steps and posted this listing here, hoping the owner sees it and recognizes the glow of their own living room.
Last Friday around 5:50 p.m., I left my bag of sports gear in the gym entrance at East Oregon Community College after a quick practice. I turned back for it a few minutes later and found the hall quiet and the bag gone. It’s got my soccer cleats, a basketball, a tennis racket, and a whistle—the stuff I use for three different leagues, and it carries a lot of memories. I’d just rearranged my week to fit in a couple of extra workouts, so losing it really stings. If anyone happened to see a gym bag left behind, I’d be grateful to recover it and get back to the courts.
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