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On Sunday around 7:45 p.m., I was sorting through my grandmother's stamp album at my Burlington apartment when a sleeve of valuable stamps vanished from a glassine envelope. I had them on the coffee table by the window, the light catching the glass as the room grew quiet. I worry some are irreplaceable, with 1920s commemoratives and faded cancels that tell stories of trips abroad. If anyone happens to find them, I’d be grateful for any trace or sighting that can bring them home.
I’m Ava Brooks, a dog owner living in Eastern Colorado. I lost two leashes last Friday around 8:15 p.m. after a short walk along Highway 287 near Bent’s Old Fort, by the Arkansas River. A gust tugged them from my wrist as I stepped into a shady picnic area, and they likely slid behind a bench or into the undergrowth by the trailhead. One leash is blue with a white paw print; the other is black with a green stripe. They’re well-used and remind me of my sister’s gift. I’m hoping they’re still somewhere close and safe, not swept away by the wind.
I’m a parent with a couple of kids; I left my bag of board games at City Park in Burlington, Colorado, in Eastern Colorado on Sunday around 4:15 PM. We had been playing near the gazebo and a sudden breeze sent the bags off the table, and by the time we realized, the games were gone. The set includes a few family favorites and a birthday gift from last year, so it’s special to us. They mean the world to us and they'd bring back a lot of smiles on future Sunday evenings.
I was helping a friend move this morning around 9:15 a.m. and realized my sheets were missing near the county courthouse on Main Street in a small town in Eastern Colorado. They’re plain white cotton, queen size, with a faint blue embroidery along the corner. They’re nothing flashy, but they’re my everyday comfort and I miss them already. If you’ve seen them or picked them up, I’d be grateful to be reunited with them.
I found a handheld gaming device and a console in the Pueblo Mall parking lot on North Main Avenue around 2:30 PM today, left on a bench near the food court. The handheld has a blue sticker with a rocket, and the console has a crack on the bottom-right corner. They were together, as if someone set them down for a quick break. I know how it feels to misplace something, so I’m posting here in the hope the owner can reclaim them through the site. If these belong to you, describe the sticker or the last game you played to verify ownership.
I found travel visas this morning around 11:15 a.m. on Main Street in Burlington, Colorado, in the eastern plains. The papers were tucked behind a bulletin board outside the Kit Carson County Courthouse. They bear stamps and small photos, a stark reminder of how important these documents are. I kept them in a protective envelope on my desk for safekeeping until someone recognizes them. I hope they find their way back to their owner through the right channels.
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