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Hey, I lost my silver ring with a tiny opal stone yesterday afternoon around 3pm near the Saturday Market along Broadway and Oak Street in downtown Eugene. It's a slim, 6mm band with a comfortable fit and a small engraving on the inside: 'M.L.' The ring has sentimental value for me - it's a gift from my grandmother who passed away last year - and I really hope to get it back. If anyone picked it up or saw it somewhere between the market entrance and the Oak Street corner, please reach out. I'm offering a small reward if it helps.
I lost my favorite paperback copy of 'To Kill a Mockingbird' at the park bench near Skinner Butte in Eugene last Saturday. The book has some personal notes written in the margins, which make it really special to me. If anyone finds it, I'd appreciate getting it back!
I lost my red trumpet while I was out at the Eugene Park for a music picnic. I was playing a couple of tunes with friends when I set it down in the grass while we took a break. After searching for a while, I can't seem to find it. It has my initials engraved on the bell, and I would really appreciate getting it back as it's very dear to me.
My brother, Jake Anderson, went missing on June 14th while hiking the Spencer Butte trail in Eugene. He was last seen wearing a green jacket and carrying a blue backpack. We are extremely worried and would appreciate any leads or sightings of him in the area.
I was playing my harmonica at the riverbank in Alton Baker Park yesterday afternoon and must have set it down while taking pictures. It's a blues-style harmonica in a green case, and I really hope someone can find it. It holds sentimental value for me, as it was a gift from my grandfather.
I found a blue iPad 10.2-inch with a Speck case on a bench outside the Eugene Public Library on Willamette Street this morning around 11:30am. The screen has a small crack at the bottom-right corner and the case sports a panda sticker on the back. The wallpaper shows a mountain trail, and there’s a sticky note under the case with the name 'Mika' scribbled on it. I’m keeping it safe and would love to help its owner reconnect; if this sounds like yours, share the wallpaper details or the panda sticker to confirm.
I found a lovely light brown leather handbag at the entrance of Washington-Jefferson Park in Eugene yesterday. It looks like it might belong to someone who just finished their shopping, as it had a small shopping receipt inside from a local store. There's no name or contact information in it, but it has nice gold hardware and a few marks on the exterior, which might help identify it. Hoping to return it to its owner soon!
I found a beautiful vintage plaid scarf lying on a chair at the Common Ground coffee shop in Eugene. It looks like it might belong to someone who frequents the place, as it has some wear but is still in great condition. If it's yours, please describe it in detail to claim it!
I found a bright blue and pink water bottle at Skinner Butte Park in Eugene this morning while I was out for a walk. The bottle has a removable straw and the name 'Sarah' written on a label inside. If you're missing this, please reach out to claim it!
I found a beautiful vintage wooden dining table near Skinner Butte Park in Eugene last week. It has stunning carvings on the sides and was left unattended in the park. I couldn't see anyone around who might have been using it, so I brought it home to keep it safe. It looks like it could be a family heirloom!