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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 lost my black Coach tote yesterday around 3pm. It's a medium-sized pebbled leather bag in decent condition, with a couple of scuffs on the bottom corners, and it has a detachable crossbody strap plus a small red tassel charm on the zipper pull. Inside there's a tiny silver plate with my initials 'P.P.' on the inner pocket. It was in the parking lot behind the Imperial Valley Mall in El Centro, Imperial County, near the food court entrance. It holds my wallet and a small family photo in a sleeve—it's really sentimental to me. If found, email me at [email protected].
I lost my blue hardcover mystery novel yesterday around 3pm near the Starbucks on Main Street in El Centro, Imperial County. The dust jacket is creased along the top edge and the spine shows a bit of wear, with a teal ribbon bookmark sticking out between pages. On the back cover there's a small hand-drawn sticker that reads 'Sunrise Readers Club' and a faint coffee ring near the title page. This book is sentimental—it was a gift from my grandmother and I really need it back. If you find it around Imperial County, drop me a note in the app.
I lost my red enamel-coated cast-iron saucepan yesterday around 3pm near the Starbucks on Main Street in El Centro. It’s a bright Le Creuset-style pot with a glass lid, and the rim has a tiny chip. The bottom is engraved with 'M3-42' and there’s a faint white heat-stain near the handle. It’s really used daily for family meals, and it holds sentimental value because it was a gift from my grandmother. If anyone found it, please let me know—I'm really hoping to get it back for cooking in Imperial County.
I'm missing my red Pearl 14-inch snare drum. It's in decent condition with a few dings along the rim, a scuff on the bottom edge, and a black nylon strap; there's also a faded 'JV Band' sticker inside the shell. I last had it yesterday around 3:15pm near the food court by the Target entrance at the Imperial Valley Mall in El Centro. This drum means a lot to me—it was a gift from my aunt and helps me keep up with marching season; if someone found it, please contact me, I'd really appreciate getting it back.
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.
I found a navy blue hiking backpack yesterday around 3pm behind the Imperial Valley Mall, near the coffee stand by Main Street in El Centro. It's a sturdy SummitPro-style pack, about 20 inches tall, with a black bottom and a lime-green carabiner clipped to the top zipper. I spotted a dent on the lower-right corner—the key identifying feature. Contents look mostly clean, no valuables visible, and it seems like it was used for day hikes. If this belongs to you, please reach out so I can help get it back.
I found a black 13-inch Chromebook this afternoon around 2:15pm in the Walmart parking lot on North Imperial Ave in El Centro. It’s in decent shape, a small dent on the lower-right corner, and there’s a blue paw-print sticker on the lid. The charger isn’t with it, but the laptop boots up and shows a few saved accounts, so I’ll hold onto it here for the owner to claim. It’s got a couple of stickers on the palm rest too, just to help identify it. If this is yours, please reach out and I can verify the features I mentioned and return it soon.
I found a black leather Samsonite briefcase this morning around 9:15am in the parking lot behind the Walmart on Main Street in El Centro, Imperial County. It's roughly 16 inches wide with slightly worn corners and a brass latch that still works. The red lining is visible when you unzip the main compartment. Inside there's a faded 'Property of' sticker and a partially peeled tag with the name 'Maria Lopez' on it, plus a USB charger tucked in the front pocket. A small dent on the bottom edge and faint 'ML' initials embossed on the inside tag are unique identifiers. If this sounds like yours, describe the contents or the label to claim it.