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I found a tote of action figures outside the Hanford Amtrak Station around 3:20 p.m. today, on 11th Street near the station entrance. The collection spans Marvel and DC heroes, with a few loose accessories and a small display stand. They were tucked behind a bench by the transit shelter, looking a little out of place but clearly loved. I know how important this kind of thing can be to a collector or a kid, so I brought them to the seating area and posted here in the hope the owner sees this and claims their treasures.
I lost my old toy Train around 6:20 p.m. on Thursday, from the coffee table in my apartment on 4th Street, Hanford-Corcoran. I had set it there after helping my nephew with a school project around 5:50 p.m., and when I returned, it was gone. The train is about seven inches long, blue with a silver whistle, and it has a tiny dent on the roof. It belonged to my late grandfather, so it's more than just a toy to me. I’m hoping someone picked it up and kept it safe near there, because I can’t shake the feeling that it’s still nearby.
I was strolling through the Hanford-Corcoran area around 4:15 p.m. last Friday when I spotted a small pouch tucked under a bench by the Hanford-Corcoran Library's entrance. Inside were a few delicate chokers, some with tiny charms that looked almost new. My heart sank a little, thinking someone might be missing something that mattered to them, and I tucked the pouch into my pocket to keep it safe. They seem like they'd belong to someone who cares about their jewelry, and I hope the rightful owner will recognize them.
Hi, I'm Noah Martinez. I lost my dog's collars last Friday around 9:15 p.m. in downtown Hanford-Corcoran, near Courthouse Square. I had them on the leash while I chatted with a neighbor on Main Street, and when I looked down again, they were gone. The collars are a burgundy nylon collar and a reflective spare collar with a black buckle; they're important for my dog's safety. I'm hoping someone found them and turned them in at the nearby shops or dropped them off somewhere along Main Street; they'd mean the world to us and I'd really love to have them back.
I lost 'Wild and Domestic' around 4:15 pm last Tuesday while walking from the farmers market toward the Hanford Library on 12th Street. The paperback slipped from my tote, and by the time I reached the library steps, it was gone. The cover is worn and black with a corner torn; it has a coffee stain on the first page. This book means a lot—it's for a class next week and is a sentimental keepsake from my aunt. I’ve asked around the library and nearby cafes, but no luck so far. If you saw a lonely tote near the library or picked up a stray book, please let me know.
On Saturday at 11:30 am I parked near the Fox Theatre on Broadway in Hanford-Corcoran and must have left a small stack of CDs in a black sleeve on the passenger seat after stopping for coffee at a corner shop. The sleeve holds indie rock from the 90s and a few live recordings from my late uncle, who meant a lot to me. I’ve walked Broadway from the theatre to Heritage Park and back, hoping to spot the sleeve on a bench or curb, but no luck yet. I keep replaying the moment I grabbed a handful of flyers and forgot the sleeve in the seat.
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