All lost and found items in Hawaii
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Lost black wallet with DMV ID
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LOST Handheld and Console in Hawaii
I was walking along Kalakaua Avenue near the Duke Kahanamoku statue at Waikiki Beach this afternoon, around 3:40 p.m., when I realized my handheld device and my console were missing from my backpack. The handheld is a blue device with a cracked screen, and the console is a small black box I use for travel games. I spent the next hour retracing my steps from the beachside vendors to the public restrooms, but I couldn't locate them. They mean a lot to me after a long trip, and I’m hoping someone who picked them up can help me get them back. Mahalo.
Lost suits in Honolulu, Hawaii
I realized I’d left my suits after a conference session at the Hawaii Convention Center around 2:30 PM in Honolulu, Hawaii. They’re two charcoal-gray jackets in a navy garment bag, the kind with a stitched 'Property of' tag on the inside. I’d worn them to a client meeting in Waikiki earlier that day, and I remember stepping into the lobby to grab a quick coffee. I’m hoping they’re somewhere safe in the convention center area and can be returned before my next important appointment.
Found pendants near Waikiki Beach, Honolulu.
I was strolling along Kuhio Avenue near Waikiki Beach Walk around 3:15 pm when I spotted two pendants lying on the pavement, partly tucked into a crack by a planter. One is a silver heart with a small turquoise stone, the other a round pendant etched with the word Aloha in script. They were tangled together, as if the owner had dropped them in a hurry. I’m posting here because I’d want someone to be reunited with these keepsakes; hopefully the owner will recognize them before they fade away on the sidewalk.
Lost drums in Waikiki
I was loading my drum kit into a rental van at about 3:30 p.m. on Sunday, near the Duke Kahanamoku statue in Waikiki. The street was busy with tourists and a sudden gust rattled the back doors, and by the time I turned around, my drums were gone from the curbside. They’re a bright red set with a few scratches and my initials on the snare—their case is dented from last tour. I’m worried because a lot of gigs rely on those drums, and I’ve never misplaced them like this before.
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3 keys with car key fob and remote
3 Keys plus one fob, CVS Extra care tag- similar to photo, but car key has remote buttons. Pālolo Valley
Lost: Sheet music near Waikiki Beach, Honolulu
I was finishing a small outdoor practice outside the Royal Hawaiian Center in Waikiki around 4:30 p.m. yesterday when my red binder of sheet music slipped from my backpack and slid between the planks of a bench. Inside are pages with pencil markings, a few coffee stains, and my name written in the corner: L. Kealoha. It’s a piece I’m hoping to perform at the community concert this weekend, and I’m praying it’s still nearby. I can picture someone finding it and feeling the rush of realizing it belongs to someone who really needs it.
FOUND carry-ons near Waikiki Beach, Hawaii
I found these carry-ons late Friday evening, around 7:15 p.m., near the Duke Kahanamoku statue on Kalakaua Avenue, just steps from Waikiki Beach. They were tucked behind a potted palm by the boardwalk entrance to the bus stop shelter. The two rolling suitcases look well-loved but intact, one with a bright blue strap and a luggage tag that bore initials I couldn’t read. I checked the area and then carried them to the security desk at the nearby hotel so they wouldn’t blow away in the trade-wind gusts. It felt oddly responsible and hopeful, as if a traveler was about to arrive any minute, and I was the quiet guardian of their day’s end.
Lost rabbits near Diamond Head Trailhead, Honolulu, Hawaii
I was on the Diamond Head Trail around 6:15 p.m. yesterday when my two rabbits slipped from their carrier and disappeared into the brush. One is brown with a white belly, the other mostly white with a tiny brown ear patch; both wear small blue collars with my initials. I called their names, but the sound bounced off the rocks and the surf, and my heart started to race. I keep imagining them hiding beneath ferns along the switchbacks and worrying about the heat and crowds near Waikiki. I have retraced every turn since, hoping they did not wander too far. If you have seen two rabbits hopping near Diamond Head Beach Park or Kuhio Beach, please help me bring them home.
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Apple Watch with detached band
Apple Watch with a black sport band. One side of the band is detached/snapped off from the main watch face.
Found hand tools at Ala Moana Beach Park.
On my morning walk today around 7:15 a.m., I found a bundle of hand tools under a bench near the Makai Market Food Court at Ala Moana Beach Park in Honolulu. They were all tangled together with a dusty canvas tool bag; the hammerhead caught the sun, and the screwdrivers peeked out like little flags. I know how important those tools are to someone tackling home projects or garden fixes after a long week. I brought the pile to a sheltered spot by the park entrance and left a note so it would stay dry. I hope the owner sees this post and claims their gear soon; it’s exactly the sort of thing that makes a neighborhood feel like home.
Lost belt near Waikiki Beach, Honolulu, Hawaii
I was hiking Diamond Head Summit Trail and trudging along Kalakaua Avenue near Waikiki Beach around 9:15 am last Saturday when I realized my belts were missing from my backpack. It’s a simple black leather belt with a silver buckle, nothing fancy but essential to how I dress and feel put-together. I retraced my steps along the beachfront, checked the benches by the Duke Kahanamoku statue, and even peered under a few vending carts, but the belt didn’t turn up. Losing it today left me feeling a little off, so I’m hoping this finds its way back to me.
Lost sculptures near Waikiki Beach, Honolulu
On Friday around 6:15 p.m., I was strolling along Kalakaua Avenue near the Hilton Hawaiian Village when I realized my sculptures were gone from my tote. There are three pieces: a small dragon in sunset glaze, a spiraling abstract form, and a standing hula figure; each about 12 inches tall. I spent the next hour retracing steps along Waikiki Beach, from the Duke Kahanamoku statue to the Kuhio Beach showers, hoping to find them. The evening light turned the water copper and my heart sank; these works mean a lot to a local project, and I'm desperate to have them back.
Found toy train near Waikiki
I found a small blue toy train wedged under a bench on Kalakaua Avenue in Waikiki around 6:15 p.m. on Sunday. The wheels click when I nudge it, and the paint has a few chips from a hundred little adventures. I picture a child dragging it along the shore as the sun sets behind Diamond Head. It felt like a quiet moment of connection with a memory someone cherished, and I’m posting it here in case the owner recognizes the piece.
Lost chargers at Ala Moana Center, Honolulu, Saturday afternoon
On Saturday around 3:40 PM, I realized my chargers were missing somewhere around the Ala Moana Center in Honolulu. I had just wrapped up a quick meeting and was heading to the parking lot when I noticed the chargers were gone from my tote. They include a black USB-C wall charger in a gray pouch and a spare cable; I rely on them daily for work, and this hiccup is stressing me out as I prepare for a client call. If anyone handed them in near the Food Court or Macy's, please drop them at the lost-and-found.