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Hi, I’m Mason Reed. Tonight, around 8:10 pm, I found a pair of hoops on the sidewalk outside the Soldotna Safeway, under the parking-lot light in Soldotna on the Kenai Peninsula. They looked simple and well-loved, with a tiny charm that suggests they’re worn often. I figured they probably belong to someone, so I tucked them away in a safe spot to keep them from getting stepped on and to reach the owner here. If these hoops are yours, you’ll know them by the small charm and the wear on the gold tone. I hope they find their way home.
Hi, I’m Ava Jensen. I was painting by the Soldotna harbor on the Kenai Peninsula around 3:30 p.m. last Sunday when a gust knocked my portable easel and the two oil paintings toppled into the grass. I scurried along the waterfront park by the harbor but the pieces disappeared. They’re small but meaningful: one depicts a snow-dusted mountain, the other a sunset over the inlet. Any word on their whereabouts would mean the world to me.
I realized my travel adapters were missing at 6:40 p.m. Friday after I grabbed a coffee on Main Street in Soldotna. The set is a compact black case with three outlets and a red stripe, perfect for charging a laptop and phone on the go. I retraced my steps along the Kenai Riverfront Park path and around the quaint shops near Main Street, but they weren’t there. Losing them on this trip would throw off every plan, since I rely on them for work and photos. I’m hoping someone nearby might have picked them up and kept them safe; I’ll be grateful to see them reunited through the site.
I'm Ava Johnson, and I lost my shopping bags somewhere on the Kenai Peninsula. Friday evening, around 6:15 PM, I was loading groceries in the Soldotna Shopping Center parking lot when the wind picked up and the bags tumbled out of sight. One bag is black with a red logo, the other is blue with a stripe—both were full of groceries and a small reusable tote I treasure. I searched the nearby aisles and peered under cars, but the lot went quiet and the bags vanished. I'm hoping someone picked them up and set them aside, so I can grab them when I'm next in town.
I was walking along Sterling Street toward the harbor in Homer when I found a toolbox and a cordless drill sitting unattended outside the Pratt Museum around 2:15 PM last Sunday. The tools look well-used but functional, with a few stickers peeling off and no obvious owner name. I’ve kept them safe and dry since then, hoping the rightful owner will see this post and reclaim them through the site. If these are yours, please let the site know so we can arrange a proper handoff.
On Friday at 4:15 p.m., I was strolling along the Kenai Riverfront Park boardwalk and paused to tie my shoe. I forgot to zip the tote, and when I reached the bench a minute later, the sheet music binder was gone. It’s a small book of pieces my late aunt loved, with a red cover labeled 'Spring Recital' and a few ragged pages. The wind off the river carried the notes away, and I keep picturing her smile when she heard those tunes. I’ve asked around the Kenai Visitor Center and along the boardwalk, but nothing yet. If you found them, please tell the site.
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