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I was out for a late walk near the Favell Museum at about 7:12 p.m. yesterday when I spotted two dogs wandering together. One wore a red collar with a frayed tag, the other had a blue bandana. They looked a little scared, so I kept them on the sidewalk and checked for ID. I’m pretty sure I’ve found someone’s pets, and I didn’t want them to get lost again, so I kept them calm and called out to a few neighbors. A relieved couple appeared from a nearby cafe and recognized the dogs. I took them to the city shelter to hold them until the owners can claim them.
I found a stack of CDs on a bench outside the Klamath Falls Amtrak Station around 6:15 pm last Friday. They're not mine—there are several indie rock and jazz titles, and a few have handwritten notes on the backs. I figure someone must be missing them after a busy day, so I'm posting here in hopes the rightful owner sees this. The cases are a little scuffed, and one has a coffee ring, but the discs themselves look playable. If these belong to you, maybe you recognize the cover art or the sticker on the inside flap. I kept them together in a safe spot until a potential reunion.
Today around 4:20 p.m., a driver's license slipped from a jacket pocket and landed in a planter outside a shop on Main Street near the downtown library. I picked it up and kept it safe, knowing how stressful it is to lose something so important. I hope the owner sees this and can reclaim it soon, and I’ll hold onto it here until it’s connected with the right person.
I lost my hand tools yesterday evening around 6:45 pm near the Link River Trailhead parking lot in Klamath Falls. I had just finished a quick repair along the trail and must have set the bag down on the tailgate while I strapped the bike. The sun was lower in the pines and a chilly breeze carried the scent of pine needles and campfire smoke. I kept retracing my steps along the gravel path, hoping someone picked them up, because those tools are what I rely on for home projects and small repairs around the house.
Yesterday afternoon, around 2:40 PM, I was leaving the rehearsal space and set my sheet music down on a bench outside near the Favell Museum on Main Street in Klamath Falls. A gust of wind must have swept the pages away from my blue binder, and I haven’t found them since. Those sheets include the pieces I was warming up for a recital, and they’re practically irreplaceable to me. I’ve checked the car, retraced Main Street from the library to the riverfront, and asked the cafe staff, but nothing turned up. If you see them, please leave a note on the site so I can come collect them.
I found a tote of holiday decorations outside the downtown library on Oregon Avenue this morning, around 9:30 AM. There’s a jumble of lights, several garlands, and a small Santa statue, all tucked into a black tote with pine needles still clinging to the corners. It looked like someone had been decorating at a neighbor’s house and must have hurried off without them. I left everything near the library security desk to be held for the owner, hopeful they’ll be returned before the season gets busier.
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