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On Saturday at 3:15 PM, I was walking along Main Street in Lewiston, Idaho, near the riverfront, when I found two glass terrariums lying on the curb outside the Lewiston Public Library. They looked recently dropped: one held a small air plant, the other a moss bed and a tiny figurine. I moved them to the shade and kept an eye on them, hoping the owner would see this listing. They seem like someone's cherished hobby, not trash. The bright glass catches the sun and makes me think of lazy afternoons downtown. If you’re missing terrariums, maybe this helps you reconnect with them.
I was helping a neighbor move a few boxes near Riverfront Park when the tool bag with my power tools slipped from the truck. At 6:15 p.m. last Friday I realized they were gone while I was walking back toward the Nez Perce County Courthouse. I retraced every step along Main Street and into the side streets by the river, but nothing turned up. The set includes a black cordless drill and a gray toolbox with my initials on the lid — a few pieces I rely on for weekend projects. The thought of them out there without me has me feeling hopeful and unsettled at once.
I lost my hamsters, Patch and Pebble, last Friday around 6:50 PM near Nez Perce Plaza in Lewiston. They’re tiny, brown and white, with soft fur and curious noses. They were in a small travel cage, and as I walked past Riverfront Park, the door somehow popped open. I searched the sidewalks along 6th Street and the grassy edge by the river, calling their names until my voice gave out. They’re shy and quick, and I’m worried sick they wandered into a storm drain or around the apartments. If you saw two tiny fluffballs or think you’ve seen them, please help me bring them home.
I was wrapping up a late practice on Friday, May 9, around 8:15 PM, when the drum kit didn't appear where I left it by the Lewiston Riverfront Park. The cymbals glint under the streetlights, and the snare bag has the initials J.A. on faded tape. I carried it all the way from the warehouse off 2nd Street and assumed I'd be back before the crowd cleared, but it was gone by the time I turned onto 6th Street. I’m hoping someone who knows these drums recognizes them and will return them to their rightful owner—the band misses them more than I thought possible.
On Monday around 6:40 p.m., I found a handheld game console lying on a bench at the riverfront in Lewiston, near the Lewiston-Clarkston Bridge. The device was in a scuffed black case, the screen smeared with fingerprints, and a charger tangled with a small receipt from a cafe nearby. I asked a couple of walkers and checked the bench and nearby trash can, but no sign of an owner appeared. It felt like a small window into someone’s night—sadly left behind—and I’d love to help reunite it with its owner through the site if you’ve been looking for it.
LOST: This afternoon around 2:40 PM I left my Work Cases on the Lewis-Clark State College campus quad near the clock tower after a quick meeting. I walked to the campus library and tried to recollect my steps, but the wind picked up and I felt empty-handed. I keep imagining someone handing them in at the security desk, and I’m praying they’re still nearby. Those cases hold a lot of notes and documents; I could really use them back today.
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