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Around 12:15 p.m. on Wednesday, I spotted a few chokers tucked under a bench near River Park Shopping Center in Fresno. There were different styles—one black velvet, another glittery pink—and they looked like they’d been left behind after a quick stroll through the plaza. I picked them up and kept them safe, hoping the owner would see this listing and recognize them. The chokers clearly belong to someone who was looking forward to a day out.
At 4:15 p.m. on Saturday, I realized my two carry-ons hadn’t followed me after a quick stop near the Fresno Amtrak station on Tulare Street. I was juggling bags and weaving through the plaza by the station cafe when they slipped from my grip. They’re the same size, one with a gray zipper and the other with a bright blue tag, and inside there’s a scarf and a small charger I need for work. I’ve retraced my steps from the plaza to Fulton Mall, down Fulton Street, and through the bus bays, but I’m sure they’re out there somewhere. Please help if you saw them.
Hi, I’m Maria Rodriguez. I lost shopping bags last Friday evening in Fresno. Around 6:20 PM I was at Fashion Fair Mall parking lot off Clovis Avenue and must have set my bags down beside a cart return near the store entrance. They’re a pair of blue canvas bags with groceries and a small birthday gift inside. There’s a grocery receipt, a pink gift bag, and a short list of errands tucked inside. I’m stressed because the bags carry items for my sister’s birthday dinner and I can’t replace them easily. Please check the nearby aisles and the cart-return area around Fashion Fair Mall.
I lost my GPS devices around downtown Fresno on Tuesday around 6:30 p.m., after I finished up at a late dinner near Fulton Street. They’re two small devices, one black with a blue strap and the other silver with a red mark along the edge. I rely on them for hiking routes and travel plans for work, and losing them has me scrambling to remember routes by memory alone. If you saw them or picked them up by any chance, I’d appreciate a heads up—these devices carry years of data and maps that aren’t easy to replace.
This afternoon around 2:30 I realized my handheld and console were gone from my bag after a quick stop near the Save Mart on Blackstone Avenue in Fresno. I must have misplaced them during a sprint through the River Park area and then retraced my steps along Blackstone, asking at a few stores. My heart sank thinking of saved games and photos; the thought of starting over makes me feel anxious. If someone found them and left them somewhere safe, I’d be incredibly grateful.
I was wrapping a community workshop at Revue Café on Olive Avenue in Fresno around 5:45 p.m. Saturday. Three small fabric organizers with color-coded tabs were on my table; they held notes, a small stapler, and index cards. I must have left them when I cleared my materials to leave, and I did not notice until I got home. They are essential for planning upcoming events, and I would be grateful if they are found and kept safe until I can pick them up.
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