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I was tidying up after a community event at the Imperial Valley Mall in El Centro around 3:40 PM when a handful of remote controls tumbled out of a tote and landed near the food court. They were a mismatched bunch—one glossy black, one matte gray—sitting in a small pile with fresh batteries waiting to be replaced. I checked the nearby benches and the mall’s lost-and-found shelf, but nothing was posted there yet. I picked them up to keep them from getting kicked around and hoped the owner would see this listing and claim them.
I was sorting through my binder in the Imperial Valley Mall parking lot near West Heber Road around 4:20 p.m. Saturday when a gust of wind flipped the pages and scattered the trading cards all over the concrete. They're a mixed lot from several classic sets, with a few rare foils that survived my last show. I'm anxious because some of these are sentimental keepsakes from childhood and a couple are near-impossible to replace. If anyone found them, please know they're cherished; I'd be incredibly grateful to have them back.
I lost my student ID around 2:30 p.m. on Tuesday near the fountain at Imperial Valley Mall in El Centro, Imperial County. It’s a slim card with my photo and a campus sticker—something I need every day for class and buses. I must have set it down while I was grabbing a snack at the food court, and I didn’t notice until I reached the bus stop. My stomach dropped; I’ve got a big week of finals coming up and I can’t afford to be without it. If someone turned it in somewhere here on the site, please let me know.
On Saturday around 5:42 PM, I was walking through the Imperial Valley Mall parking lot in El Centro when I spotted a small stack of DVDs tucked behind a bench near a planter. I picked them up and saw a mix of titles, from light comedies to action flicks, with a few cases a bit scuffed and one stained with a coffee ring. It felt like a small mystery, but also a reminder that someone out there is probably missing their movie night. I brought them home and posted them here, hoping the rightful owner will recognize the covers and claim them on this site.
I was at the Imperial Valley Mall around 6:30 pm yesterday, walking between the food court and the benches near the cinema when I realized my travel adapters were missing from the small gray pouch. The two adapters are universal plugs, one with a blue stripe and the other with a plain black cap. They were essential for charging my phone and GPS as I drive through the desert toward the coast, and I am anxious about the rest of my trip without them. If anyone picked them up, I would be grateful to have them back.
Found a blue US passport this afternoon around 2:45pm in the parking lot behind the Walmart on Main Street in El Centro, Imperial County. The passport is in good condition, with a navy blue cover and gold lettering. It’s tucked inside a black leather passport holder with a faded gold eagle stamp on the front, and there’s a tiny hummingbird sticker tucked into the inside cover—that little detail stood out to me. I know this is important and I’d really like to get it back to its owner. If this is yours, send me a message here to arrange pickup.
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