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I lost my black iPhone 12 Pro yesterday around 3pm outside the Morris Thompson Cultural Center on Cushman Street in Fairbanks. It’s in a blue OtterBox case with a small maple-leaf sticker on the back, and there’s a noticeable crack along the top edge. The phone holds a lot of sentimental stuff—family photos, and a contact list for my sister—so I’m really hoping to get it back. I had last used it while grabbing a coffee at the shop next to the bookstore on Cushman before heading toward the library. If anyone found it, please text me; I’d be forever grateful to get it back.
I lost my black Samsonite briefcase outside the Fred Meyer on Airport Way in Fairbanks yesterday around 3pm. It's a slim, slightly scuffed black leather case with a brass name tag on the front engraved 'P. Patel' and a bright red microfiber lining that peeks out when the zipper opens. Inside, there are a handful of manila folders, a yellow legal pad, and a tiny USB-C drive labeled 'Q3 Proposal' tucked in the inner pocket. The case means a lot to me; it also holds some old photos from my grandfather, so I really need it back for work and keepsakes.
I lost my black matte Giro MTB helmet, size M, with a neon yellow stripe along the rim. Yesterday around 3pm I was biking from my apartment near the University of Alaska Fairbanks toward College Road, and I left it outside the Fred Meyer on College Road by the bike racks. It's a gift from my sister and I really rely on it for safe rides around town. There's a small scuff on the rear and two tiny scratches on the visor, plus the neon stripe makes it easy to spot if you’ve seen it.
I lost my gray canvas tote bag yesterday around 3pm near Golden Heart Plaza by the transit center on Cushman Street in downtown Fairbanks. It's a medium-sized bag with a bright red lining and a small tear along the left seam. Inside there's a spiral notebook with notes from class, a reusable coffee mug, and a faded photo of my grandfather tucked in the pocket. The bag has sentimental value to me; I really need it back because the notebook has important notes for my finals this week. If anyone found it, please let me know—it's not just stuff, it's memories.
I lost my golden Syrian hamster yesterday around 3pm near the Morris Thompson Cultural Center on 2nd Avenue in downtown Fairbanks. He's tiny, the size of a ping-pong ball, with a fluffy golden coat and a white blaze on his forehead. He wears a light blue fleece harness with a tiny silver bell, and there's a small black dot on his left ear—easy to spot if you know him. He’s always been a bit shy but curious, and this little guy means the world to my daughter; he’s been with us since before Christmas, a gift that’s sentimental. If you’ve seen him or someone found him, please reply here or email me at [email protected]. Thanks so much.
Found a hand-painted ceramic vase yesterday around 4pm near the Morris Thompson Cultural Center on 2nd Ave, downtown Fairbanks. It's about 6 inches tall, cylindrical, with a crackled sky-blue glaze and tiny white speckles. There's a small maker's mark on the bottom that looks like 'AK'. The rim has a tiny chip on the left side. It was just sitting on the sidewalk, so I picked it up to keep it safe. I know someone is missing a piece like this and would be relieved to get it back. If this sounds like yours, message me here with details about the mark and size to claim it.
I found a small vintage coin collection this afternoon around 4:15 pm behind the Fairbanks Public Library on Cushman Street. It's tucked in a battered black leather album with a red velvet inner flap and a brass clasp that sticks a bit. Inside are about 30 coins from the early 1900s, mostly copper and silver-tone, with a couple shiny exceptions; I spotted a 1914 Indian Head cent and a gleaming 1954 silver quarter, plus some nickels and a few commemorative pieces. There's a tiny brass magnifier clipped to the inside cover and a handwritten note stained with age that reads 'To Dad.' It looks well-loved, like a genuine collection, and it seems to have sentimental value. If you think these belong to you or someone you know, I want to help get them back.
I found this beige fleece throw blanket this afternoon around 2:15pm behind the Fairbanks Public Library on Cushman Street, near the bus stop. It's a large, 60 by 80 inch blanket, in good condition with no tears or pilling. There's a tiny fabric patch sewn into the corner with the initials 'L.M.' and a faded red reindeer embroidery along the edge. It seems sentimental, not just a random blanket, so I figured someone might be missing it. If this sounds like yours, message me with the initials or describe the patch and we can arrange a quick handoff.
Found a blue medical-alert bracelet this morning around 7:20am in the parking lot behind Fairbanks Memorial Hospital on 1st Avenue. The strap is blue silicone with a stainless-steel tag; the back is engraved 'J.R.' and it lists an allergy to penicillin. It’s in good condition, just a small scuff on the tag from wear. If you’re missing it, I’ll gladly hand it over to the hospital information desk or meet up nearby today in downtown Fairbanks. Unique feature: the 'J.R.' initials on the back and the blue strap with a tiny scratch near the edge.
I found a brown genuine leather bifold wallet this afternoon around 2:15pm in the parking lot behind the Morris Thompson Cultural Center on 2nd Avenue, Fairbanks. It's a mid-size wallet, about 4.5 by 3.5 inches, with slightly worn edges and a tan suede interior. The outside has a small embossed moose on the lower-right corner and a faint coffee stain along the bottom edge. Inside there are several cards and a laminated transit pass, plus a small photo of a kid with a dog tucked into the card slots. If this belongs to you, please get in touch—I’d love to help reunite you with it.
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