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I lost my kitchen appliances around 7:45 PM on Saturday when I realized they were missing from the back porch in Ottawa. A compact toaster oven, a blender, and a coffee maker had been stacked near the door after I brought in groceries. The porch light spilled across wet leaves, and my heart sank. Those items aren’t just stuff to me—they were gifts that carried family memories, especially the blender that belonged to my grandmother. I keep hoping someone picked them up and left them somewhere safe near the La Salle Co Courthouse area in Ottawa. If anyone saw something or moved them by mistake, I’d be incredibly grateful to have them back.
Hi, I’m Emily Carter. I was at the Ottawa Riverwalk near the LaSalle Street Bridge yesterday around 6:45 p.m., after a casual pickup game with friends. My equipment for various sports—blue duffel bag with white stripes, soccer cleats, a rolled-up net, and a bright yellow towel—slipped out of my bag and disappeared somewhere along the path by the river. I’ve retraced from the skate park to the parking lot by the playground and I’m terrified it’s gone for good. If anyone finds something matching this description, I’m really hoping it turns up soon; those items are essential for next week’s practice.
I found a handheld device and a console on the curb behind the Starved Rock Market on Main Street in Ottawa, around 6:42 p.m. last Thursday. The screens glowed softly as a light rain began and streetlights blurred in the wet pavement. I tucked the items into a tote and brought them here, thinking of the person who must be worried and hoping they’ll see this and get them back soon. I’ll keep them safe in the meantime, and I hope the rightful owner finds them through this site.
I found a GPS device on the bike path near Ottawa Riverfront Park around 9:30 a.m. this Sunday. The case is a little scuffed and the screen has a crack, but the device still powers on. My first thought was that someone relies on it to get around, and I felt a tug to help. I kept it safe and posted it here so the rightful owner can claim it through the site. If you’re the owner, I hope you see this and can reconnect with your device.
On Friday around 6:15 pm, after a short walk near Starved Rock State Park in La Salle Co, I found a folder of sheet music lying on the sidewalk by the Ottawa train station. The pages are a bit damp and the binding is creased, but the titles are legible. There wasn't a name on the cover—only a small pencil note in the corner. It felt like a small piece of someone's practice life left behind, and I'd really like to see it back with its owner.
I realized my driver's license was missing after I left a coffee shop along the Ottawa Riverwalk around 5:40 PM on a recent Friday. I retraced my steps from the riverfront to the old train station area in Ottawa, La Salle County, but I couldn't find it. Losing a government ID is nerve-wracking, and I’m anxious about identity theft and upcoming travel. If anyone found a small black driver's license with my photo and name, please keep it safe and let the site know so I can take it from there.
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