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Yesterday around 3pm I realized my silver-tone necklace was missing while I was walking near the Imperial Valley Mall on Main Street in El Centro, Imperial County. It's a 16-inch silver-tone chain with a delicate heart pendant; on the back there's an initial 'A' engraved, and a tiny star charm sits near the clasp. The pendant is slightly scratched and the chain has a light tarnish from wear, but otherwise it's in decent condition. This necklace is a gift from my grandmother and means so much to me—I'd be heartbroken if I can't get it back. If anyone found it, please contact me; I’d be forever grateful.
I lost my blue Kala soprano ukulele yesterday around 3pm outside the Starbucks on Main Street in El Centro, Imperial County. It’s in a black soft case, about 21 inches long, with a light satin finish and a small dent on the bottom edge. There’s a pink flower sticker near the sound hole and a bright orange strap with white polka dots tucked inside the case. This ukulele was a gift from my grandmother and has sentimental value, so I’m really hoping to find it soon. If someone found it, I’d be incredibly grateful to have it returned—I’m trying to keep up with weekly practice and it’s become a big part of my routine.
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 found this dog this afternoon around 2:30pm in the parking lot behind the Imperial Valley Mall on Imperial Avenue in El Centro. It's a small black Labrador mix, about knee-high, with a blue nylon collar and a white patch on its chest. There's a round tag on the collar with the name 'Rex' and a phone number that I can't quite read from here, and the dog seemed friendly but a bit anxious. I'm hoping to reunite him with his owner—if you recognize him, message me here and we can arrange a safe meet-up near the mall's north entrance.
I found a blue cycling helmet with a black visor this afternoon around 2:15 pm in the parking lot behind the Imperial Valley Mall on Holt Avenue, El Centro. It's a Bell helmet, size Medium, with white interior padding that shows a bit of sweat smell. There's a small scrape on the left side of the shell and a sticker on the back that reads 'Valley Cycling Club'. I figured someone riding around Imperial County might be missing it, so I posted here in case the owner recognizes the features. If this rings a bell, please reach out with distinguishing marks like the sticker or the size and where you ride most mornings.
Found a blue Behringer synthesizer this afternoon behind the Imperial Valley Mall, near the Main Street entrance in El Centro. It's a compact desktop model, about 16 inches wide, with a glossy electric-blue case and a black control panel; there are a couple of small scratches along the edge and a galaxy-pattern sticker on the top left corner. On the back panel there's a handwritten label that reads 'For Jake' and a tiny sticker with the serial number. I’m hoping to reunite it with its owner—if you see this, please reach out so we can get it back to you.
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.
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