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I found two tiny kittens huddled behind a snowbank outside the Safeway in Soldotna along the Kenai Spur Highway at 7:23 p.m. on Saturday. One is gray with a white chest, the other a softer tabby; both eyes just opening, noses pink as a button. A passerby looked anxious, maybe a parent calling for them, and I could feel the worry in the air. It struck me how fragile a moment is when a pet disappears in the cold, and I kept them warm in a light blanket until I could ensure they’d be seen by someone who could help.
I lost my two wrist watches this afternoon. One is a silver dress watch with a blue face, the other a rugged black sports watch—the kinds I reach for during long days on the water. I had them with me at the Soldotna Boat Launch along the Kenai River around 3:05 PM on Tuesday, after a quick coffee at a small shop on Main Street. The air smelled like pine and salt, and the boardwalk was busy with locals and visitors. I’ve searched the benches and along the railing, but I can’t shake the fear they’re gone. They’re not just timepieces; they’re memories. If you’ve found them, please reach out through the site.
Hi, I’m Sophie Bennett. I lost a small bag of enamel pins during a morning walk along the Homer Spit on the Kenai Peninsula, around 9:45 AM on Sunday. The pins are a mix of bears, pine trees, and a vintage camera, all on a compact badge back that makes a little clink when I move. They mean a lot to me because they were gifts from friends and a reminder of recent travels. If anyone picked them up, please know they’re cherished and I hope they can be rehomed with the person who wore them last.
I was walking through Soldotna Creek Park along the Kenai River at 5:40 p.m. yesterday when I realized my USB drives were missing from my backpack. They are small, with one in a blue plastic case and the other in a black one; they contain work files and some personal photos, so I am anxious to recover them. I retraced my steps along the boardwalk, checked under benches, and asked a few visitors if they would have seen them, but nothing turned up. I'm hoping posting here will help bring them back to me soon, before the information on them is missed.
I was strolling the Homer Spit boardwalk at about 9:40 AM on Saturday when a bright tote stuck out from the sand near the Seafarer's Memorial. Inside were two swimsuits, a towel, and a pair of goggles—clearly someone had been beach-combing and left them as the tide came in. I picked up the tote and stood by the railing for a moment, hoping the owner would recognize the gear and claim it soon. It felt good to do the right thing up here, where people look out for each other during long summer days.
I lost my keyboards after a small outdoor gig near the Homer Spit boardwalk around 2:18 PM yesterday. I left two black keyboard cases on the bench beside my gear while I stepped to grab water. They’re essential for my practice and shows around the Kenai Peninsula, and I’m anxious about making it through rehearsal without them. If you happened to pick them up, I’d be incredibly grateful to have them back.
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