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I lost my silver bracelet yesterday around 3pm near the Salty Dawg Cafe on the Homer Spit, in the Kenai Peninsula. It's a handmade 7-inch sterling silver chain bracelet with a single oval turquoise bead. The clasp is engraved with an initial 'A' and there are subtle hammer marks along the chain. The turquoise bead has a tiny crack near the hole, which makes it easy to spot if you find it. It was a gift from my sister and I wear it every day, so it means a lot to me and I really hope to get it back. If you found it, drop me a message in the app with where you last saw it.
I lost my vintage Alaska commemorative coin set yesterday around 4pm in the Fred Meyer parking lot on the Kenai Spur Highway in Soldotna, Kenai Peninsula. It’s tucked in a small brass display case about the size of a paperback, with a cracked glass lid and a green velvet lining; inside are five coins from the early 1900s, silver-toned with the Alaska state seal, some tarnish, and one coin with a faint 1905 date. A tiny compass engraving on the lid is a unique feature. It’s sentimental to me because it was my grandfather’s hobby, and I’d really appreciate getting it back if anyone happened to find it.
I lost my silver ring yesterday around 3pm near the Safeway on the Sterling Highway in Soldotna, right here in the Kenai Peninsula. It's a sterling silver ring, about a size 7, unbranded, with a small oval emerald center and a delicate etched vine pattern along the band. Inside the band there are the initials 'L.K.', and the emerald has a tiny chip on the left edge that I can describe to help identify it. The ring is a little worn with a few micro-scratches, but it's in decent shape overall. It means a lot to me—it was a gift from my grandmother, and I really need it back. If anyone found it, you can email me at [email protected] and we can arrange a pickup.
I lost my dark brown Fossil bifold wallet yesterday around 3pm near the Safeway on the Sterling Highway in Soldotna. It’s genuine distressed leather, about the size of a standard card holder, with a brass coin pocket and a noticeable coffee stain on the back. Inside there’s my driver's license, a few cards, and about $40. This wallet has sentimental value—it was a gift from my grandmother, who isn’t with us anymore—and the inner slots have a small 'JS' monogram.
I lost my red knit beanie yesterday around 3pm near the Safeway on the Sterling Highway in Soldotna. It's a medium, warm hat with a distinctive pine-tree embroidery patch on the front and a gray ribbed cuff that shows a little wear. Inside there's an 'M' size tag and a tiny pill on the knit from the chilly Kenai Peninsula winds. This beanie has sentimental value—it's seen me through many hikes and it was a gift from my sister. If anyone found it, I'd really appreciate getting it back.
I found a bright orange The North Face parka with a plush faux fur hood this morning around 9:15 in Soldotna, near the Safeway parking lot off the Sterling Highway. It's a size L, water-resistant shell with a blue zipper pull and a small bear sticker on the left sleeve. The jacket is in good used condition, a few light scuffs on the cuffs and a little pilling on the inner lining, but overall sturdy for Alaska winters. It smells faintly of pine and rain, and I imagine it kept someone warm on a long drive. If this jacket is yours, I’d love to get it back—please reach out so we can arrange a pickup near Rotary Park.
Found a yellow-crested cockatiel this afternoon around 3:15 pm near the Safeway on the Sterling Highway in Soldotna, Kenai Peninsula. It's the size of about a palm, green body with a bright yellow head and orange cheek patches, plus blue-tinted tail feathers. It also wears a light gray leg band stamped 'AZ-7'—one of those little identifiers. The feathers look clean and well-kept, but the bird is a bit skittish. I know this is someone's pet and I'd feel relieved to reunite it with its owner; if this is yours, please reach out with a description of the band and patches.
I found a red nylon dog leash and a blue paw-print collar this morning around 7:30am near the Safeway on Kalifornsky Beach Road in Soldotna, Kenai Peninsula. The leash is about six feet long, with a reflective stripe and a sturdy metal clasp that's a bit scratched from use. The collar is light blue with white paw prints and a small stainless tag engraved with the name 'Milo.' There are also faint dirt smudges on the leash from a morning out in the frost. If this belongs to your dog, we can arrange a meetup in the Safeway parking lot around noon today to return it.
I found a small, bright green tree frog sitting by the edge of a trail while hiking in the Kenai Peninsula last Saturday. It seems a bit disoriented, and I couldn't see how it could have escaped from anywhere. I took a few pictures and tried to see if it had any tags or markings, but it appears to be a wild frog. If someone has lost their pet frog or knows how to care for it, please reach out!
I found a small black backpack along one of the hiking trails while walking in the woods near Kenai Peninsula. It has some personal items inside, along with a set of keys attached to a carabiner. I'm hoping to return it to its owner, as it looks like it might have some sentimental value.