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I lost my travel adapters sometime yesterday evening, after a quick coffee run in Fairbanks. I realized they were missing outside the baggage claim at Fairbanks International Airport around 7:15 pm. The set is small and silver, tucked in a bright blue pouch that I use for phone and camera chargers. I remember rummaging through my backpack near Gate 4, then stepping out to the cold air by the taxi stand. They’re vital for keeping my trip moving, and I’m holding out hope someone nearby found them and turned them in.
On a chilly afternoon around 4:20 p.m., February 18, 2025, I realized my two brooches were missing from my coat pocket while I waited outside the Morris Thompson Cultural Center in Fairbanks. The set includes a silver snowflake and a small sapphire-accented pin; they were gifts from my grandmother, and they carry a lot of memory. I had paused to take a photo near the riverside path, and by the time I checked again the brooches were gone. I hold onto hope a passerby picked them up and would consider returning them to the front desk of the center.
I found sheet music this morning on Cushman Street, outside the Morris Thompson Cultural Center, around 11:20 a.m. The pages are well-used and a pencil note on the top sheet hints at a recital. I tucked it under my arm for a few minutes to keep it safe while I looked around, but the crowd was moving and I couldn't locate the owner. I’m posting it here in hopes the rightful player can claim it through the site.
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Black iPhone SE in a weathered black otter box case and a card holder attached on Monday 7pm around Costco Fairbanks 6/29/26 Picture added is not of phone but similar
While walking home from downtown Fairbanks near the Morris Thompson Cultural Center around 7:15 p.m. on Friday, I spotted a passport folder resting on a bench by the bus stop. Inside were two passports, their covers dark and official-looking, with pages slightly creased from the cold. I tucked them into my jacket pocket for safekeeping, hoping the rightful owner will recognize this post and retrieve them. It felt strange yet important to hold someone else’s travel documents, but I knew I had to do the right thing.
I’m Sophie Andrews. I’m visiting Fairbanks and holding onto a lot of worry about my Driver’s License. I sat down for a coffee at Kaladi Brothers on Cushman Street around 6:15 p.m. last Friday, and I must have left the license on the table outside the Morris Thompson Cultural Center while I checked my bag. It’s a standard blue card with my photo; I’m anxious because I need it for travel and IDs. I carried it in my wallet, and losing it has me feeling unsettled.
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