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I’m missing my orange tabby Milo. Yesterday around 4:15 pm, he slipped out the back door of my apartment on 4th Street in El Centro, near the Imperial County Fairgrounds. Milo is a short-haired orange tabby, about 9 pounds, with a white chest and a tiny notch in his right ear. He wears a bright blue collar with a bell and has a faint white tip on his tail. This is really stressful—he's my only pet and I worry he might be frightened, so I’d really appreciate any help in getting him back home.
I lost my blue-and-white striped beach umbrella yesterday around 3pm behind the Imperial Valley Mall in El Centro, near the Walmart entrance on 4th Street. It's a lightweight fiberglass pole, about 60 inches tall, with blue and white stripes and a bright red cap at the tip. The fabric has a small coffee stain near the center and a faint sun-bleached patch on one panel. It came with a black carrying bag that has my initials 'P.P.' sharpied on it. This umbrella means a lot to me—it's a gift from my grandmother, and I really need it back for our weekend beach day.
I lost my black leather Samsonite briefcase yesterday around 3pm in the parking lot behind the Imperial Valley Mall on Cesar Chavez Boulevard in El Centro. It's a medium-sized case, with a brass clasp and a small scratch on the bottom corner. The outside has a red leather tag with my initials LM stamped on it. Inside there's a gray blazer pocket, a yellow legal pad marked Project Delta, and a slim laptop sleeve that fits a 15-inch laptop. It has sentimental value and I really need it back. If you found it, email me at [email protected].
I lost my rose-gold bracelet yesterday around 3pm near the Starbucks on Main Street in El Centro, Imperial County. It's a slim, rose-gold-tone link bracelet about 7 inches long with a turquoise bead charm and a tiny heart charm near the clasp. The inner side of the clasp has the initials 'DM' engraved, and there are a couple of small scratches from wear. It has sentimental value—my grandmother gave it to me, and I really need it back. If anyone found it, please reach out.
Yesterday around 3pm I realized my black Dyson V11 cordless vacuum was missing. I last had it in the trunk after cleaning the living room, and I think I might have left it near the Imperial County Fairgrounds off Main Street in Imperial. It’s the V11 Absolute in matte black with yellow accents, and there’s a small dent on the canister near the Dyson logo. There's blue painter's tape with 'PP' on the handle, a tiny identifying mark that should help. The vacuum is special to me because it was a gift from my sister and it's the only cleaner that works well on our stairs, so I’d really appreciate it if someone found it.
I found a silver stainless steel Seiko watch with a black dial and a white date window this afternoon around 2:15pm in the parking lot behind the Walmart Supercenter on Main Street in El Centro, Imperial County. The 42mm case is in good condition with a brushed bracelet and a few light scratches on the clasp. The back is engraved with the initials JA, and the watch keeps time accurately and the crown action feels solid. It looks like it hasn’t been severely worn, and the band fits a medium wrist. It seems like a cherished piece, and I'm sure the owner would be relieved to have it back. If this sounds like yours, the JA engraving and the dial details should help confirm ownership.
I found a ring today around 3:15 pm in the parking lot behind the Imperial Valley Mall on Imperial Avenue. It's a gold-tone band with a small blue sapphire set in a simple bezel, and there are tiny marcasite accents along the shoulders. The inside of the band is engraved with 'M.J.' and there’s a faint little heart near the setting. The ring looks slightly worn but is in decent shape, and it seems like it could be sentimental to someone. If you think it's yours, I’d love to reunite it with you.
I found a gray queen-size duvet cover set with teal piping, a Bedding & Linen item, in Imperial County this afternoon. I came across it around 2:15pm behind the Walmart on Main Street in El Centro. The set includes the duvet cover and two standard shams, all in good condition with a soft, brushed feel. There’s a small navy monogram 'M' embroidered on the inside corner of the duvet cover, plus a faint coffee stain on one corner from a few days ago. It looks like a mid-range brand and the fabric is clean overall. If the owner sees this, I’d be happy to help reunite it—send me a note and we’ll meet up for pickup.
I found a gray crossbody tote bag this afternoon around 3:20pm in the parking lot behind the Starbucks on Main Street in El Centro, Imperial County. It's a medium-sized bag, gray canvas with a teal zipper and a black adjustable strap. Inside there’s a pink wallet, a crumpled gym receipt from Sunrise Fitness, and a small enamel cactus keychain on the zipper pull. There’s also a laminated photo of a corgi wearing a blue bandana tucked in the main pocket. I’m hoping to get it back to its owner, so if this sounds like yours, text me with a couple details to verify.
Found a set of keys this afternoon around 2:15pm in the parking lot behind the Imperial Valley Mall on 4th Street in El Centro, right here in Imperial County. They’re on a red carabiner with a bright blue tag and include a Ford car key plus several standard house keys. A tiny orange silicone duck charm hangs from the ring, which is a pretty unique marker. The keys look recently used but in good condition. If you can describe the dent on one of the house keys and the duck charm, I’ll gladly arrange a secure meetup to swap them back at the mall security desk.