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I lost my keys yesterday around 3pm near the Carson Mansion in Old Town Eureka, Humboldt County. It's a small set on a bright red plastic keychain with a brass house key and a tiny heart-shaped tag engraved 'Mom'. The keychain is a little scuffed from being dropped, and one key has a distinctive notched edge. They unlock my apartment and my late grandmother's house, so this means a lot to me and I really need them back.
I lost my California driver's license yesterday around 3pm in Old Town Eureka, Humboldt County, near the Carson Mansion. It's the standard state ID card, tucked inside a medium blue wallet. The card itself is blue-tinted plastic with my photo on the left and a small hologram on the lower right. I notice a faint crease across the top edge and a tiny coffee stain on the back—nothing major, but it's mine. This ID is my only form of photo ID for work and daily life, and I'm really hoping it turns up. If you found it, please drop me a message.
I lost my vintage 1950s stamp collection in a black leather binder yesterday around 3pm near the Humboldt County Library on 5th Street in Eureka. The binder is about 9 by 12 inches, with a faded gold crest on the cover and a small tear along the spine. Inside are stamps from Canada, the UK, and India - mostly mint condition, with a few fragile wartime issues tucked in the back. There's a bright green sticker on the front with the initials 'RC', and on the first page a handwritten note that reads 'From Grandpa, collection #B-77'. This collection means a lot to me; it was a gift from my grandfather, and I'm really hoping it turns up. If anyone happened to pick it up, I'd be grateful to get it back.
I lost my DeWalt 20V cordless drill kit yesterday around 3pm near the Eureka Main Library on 4th Street, by the bike racks. It's a yellow and black case about 12 inches long, with two batteries and a charger inside; the case has a small dent on the front-right corner. There's a white sticker on the lid with 'Mason' scribbled in blue. This drill was a gift from my late grandfather, so it really matters to me to get it back to finish a home project here in Humboldt County. If you find it, please text me or email me—thank you.
Category: Lost Contact. I lost my white business card with my name and phone number yesterday around 3pm outside a coffee shop on 4th Street in Old Town Eureka, Humboldt County. The card is standard size, plain white with blue text, and there’s a small blue wave sticker in the upper left corner plus a faint coffee stain along the bottom edge. On the back there’s a tiny pencil sketch of a wave and my initials 'PP' in the corner. It’s more than just a card—it's got client info I really need to reconnect with; if anyone found it, please reach out. I’d be so grateful to get it back.
I found a cordless drill yesterday around 3pm in the parking lot behind the Safeway on Broadway in Eureka. It's a yellow-and-black DeWalt 20V drill, with a slightly scuffed rubber grip and a blue painter's tape label with the initials 'JD' on the handle. The battery looks like a 1.5Ah pack that still holds a decent charge, and the black case has a dent in the corner where it bumped the curb. If the owner recognizes these details, I'd love to get it back to them—it's clearly someone's work tool and would be nice to reunite with its owner.
Found a blue hardcover novel this afternoon around 2:45pm outside the Bayshore Mall in Eureka, right near the transit center behind the big red sculpture. The cover is a deep royal blue with gold lettering along the spine and a small embossed moon on the front. Inside, there’s a purple tassel bookmark and a pressed flower tucked between pages, plus a library barcode sticker on the back cover. The title reads 'The Night Circus' by Erin Morgenstern, so it should be easy to spot on a shelf. If you know this book belongs to you, DM me here so we can arrange pickup nearby in Humboldt County.
I found a silver bracelet this afternoon around 3:15 pm on the sidewalk outside the Arcata Plaza, near the clock tower on G Street in Arcata, Humboldt County. It's a 7-inch silver-tone mesh bracelet, no brand visible, with a small blue glass bead charm and a tiny compass pendant tucked into the links. The bracelet shows light scratches from wear but is otherwise in good condition. A couple of unique features: a tiny etched heart on the clasp and a faint engraving inside the band that reads 'M+J'. I'd love to help reunite it with its owner—if this sounds like yours, tell me what the engraving says and roughly when you think you might have lost it.
I found a dog this afternoon around 2:15pm in Old Town Eureka, near the Boardwalk by the Humboldt Bay. He's a sable German Shepherd mix, about 60 pounds, with a bright blue collar and a small white patch on his chest. There's a silver ID tag that reads 'Rex' and a tiny notch in his left ear. He was friendly and walked calmly with me, clearly used to people and probably has a home nearby. It seems someone is missing him and really wants him back—I hope we can reunite him with his family soon. If you recognize him, shoot me an email so we can arrange a safe meet near the public library or at Humboldt County Animal Services.
I found this red leather sketchbook this afternoon around 3:15pm on the sidewalk outside the Arcata Plaza on G Street. It's about 5x7 inches, with a brass compass charm hanging from the spine and a blue ribbon bookmark sticking out. The cover is etched with the initials 'L.M.' and there’s a pressed fern tucked inside between the pages. It feels sentimental, and I’d love to help get it back to its owner—if you recognize it, tell me the initials and the page where the fern was placed.