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Hi, I lost my blue reflective dog leash this afternoon around 4pm in Fairbanks. It’s a Ruffwear Front Range leash, about 6 feet long, bright cobalt blue with reflective stitching. There’s a tiny white paw-print charm on the metal clip and a small fray near the handle from daily use. I last had it while walking near the Morris Thompson Cultural Center on College Road, and I’ve been panicked since—my rescue dog responds to that leash and it has sentimental value. If anyone found it, please text me; I’d really appreciate getting it back so we can continue our daily walks.
I lost my pet cockatiel yesterday around 3pm after it slipped out of its cage in my apartment on College Road near the UAF campus in Fairbanks. It is mostly gray, about the size of a small parrot, with a bright yellow crest and orange cheek patches. There is a green leg band on the right leg with the inscription AK-22. The left wing has a tiny feather snag near the tip that makes it stand out. It is very friendly and I am really worried; this bird is a family member and holds a lot of sentimental value. If you see it, please text me right away; I would be forever grateful.
I'm Amina Okafor, Liam Carter's sister. I lost my brother yesterday around 3:15pm after we split up near the Fairbanks Arts Association on Cushman Street. He's about 5 feet 10 inches tall, with sandy-blond hair kept short and a light stubble. He was wearing a blue North Face puffer jacket, dark jeans, and a gray beanie, and he carries a black backpack with a red patch on the zipper. He has a small scar above his left eyebrow and wears a silver hoop earring in his left ear. He was last seen in the Depot District and near Fred Meyer on College Road in Fairbanks. If anyone sees him, please contact me immediately; we're really worried and he means the world to our family.
I lost my yellow DeWalt 20V cordless drill yesterday around 3pm outside the 7-Eleven on Cushman Street in Fairbanks. It was in a black plastic carrying case with a frayed blue strap, and the battery indicator shows two bars. There's a noticeable dent on the chuck and a small white paint speck on the grip. This drill is my go-to for home repairs and weekend projects; it was a gift from my dad, so it has sentimental value. If anyone finds it, please get in touch. I'd really appreciate getting it back.
I lost my Korg microKORG synth—the orange front panel and black body—yesterday around 3pm. It's the 37-key version with a built-in vocoder, and the orange panel is pretty distinctive. I was in downtown Fairbanks, outside the Starbucks on College Road near the University of Alaska Fairbanks campus, when I must've set it down on a bench and walked off. It means a lot to me; I use it for gigs and demo recordings, and I saved up for it after a long year. Please keep an eye out for it; it also has a blue painter's tape label on the back with my initials 'P.P.' in case someone grabs it. If found, I’d be incredibly grateful to get it back as soon as possible.
I found a pair of wireless earbuds in a black charging case this afternoon around 2:15pm behind the Morris Thompson Cultural Center on 2nd Ave, near Pioneer Park in downtown Fairbanks. The case is matte black with a small dent on the top corner and a red sticker inside the lid that reads 'L0-7'—a quirky marker that stood out to me. The earbuds themselves are white with silicone tips and a tiny LED that blinks when charging. They look fairly new, probably only a few months old, which makes me hopeful they belong to someone who'll be relieved to get them back. If you lost them, please reach out and I’ll arrange a quick return.
I found a red Columbia parka this afternoon around 3:15pm near Golden Heart Plaza in downtown Fairbanks, by the benches on 2nd Ave. It's a women's medium with a detachable faux-fur hood, the fabric slightly pilled but clean, with a small coffee stain on the sleeve and a worn zipper. Inside the left pocket there's a handwritten name tag that reads 'Kai,' plus a faded sticker from a winter class. I know how important a warm coat can be up here, and I’d love to return it to its owner—if this sounds like yours, tell me a few distinguishing details.
I found a vintage Star Wars action figure this afternoon around 3:15pm behind the Morris Thompson Cultural Center on Cushman Street in Fairbanks. It's a Kenner Boba Fett from the 1990s, with green armor, gray jetpack, and a red visor; the blister is slightly yellowed and there's a tiny crease on the lower-right corner plus a $6.99 price sticker on the front. I kept it in a clear plastic sleeve to protect it, since it looks near mint aside from that packaging wear. If this sounds like yours, share the packaging details (sticker, markings) so we can verify and get it back to you.
I found a set of hand-painted Russian nesting dolls while visiting a local park in Fairbanks. They are a vibrant mix of colors and feature intricate floral designs, each doll is expertly crafted and fits perfectly within the others. I'm not sure who lost them, but I could sense they must be very special to someone. I would love to find their owner.
I found a black set of wireless earbuds while walking my dog near the park in Fairbanks. They were lying in the grass next to a bench, and I could tell they had been left behind recently. The case is a little scuffed, but the earbuds themselves seem to be in good condition.