All lost and found items in Lewiston / Clarkston
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Lost Work Cases in Lewiston/Clarkston
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.
Lost coins in Lewiston / Clarkston area, Idaho.
I lost my coins last Friday around 7:20 PM while strolling along the Snake River Levee Trail by Riverfront Park in Lewiston. A breeze flipped my pocket and a small tin with coins spilled out. Inside are keepsakes from my grandfather—pennies from his era and a couple of travel commemoratives. They’re precious to me because they connect me to family stories and this Idaho home we’ve shared for years. If you found a tin on the ground near Riverfront Park or the 5th Street bridge, please hold onto it.
Found DVDs outside Lewiston City Library.
I found a bundle of DVDs lying on the sidewalk outside Lewiston City Library around 6:30 pm today. The cases are in good condition, with a mix of classic films and newer releases. One cover has a sticker with a partial name I could not read clearly, but none of the discs appear damaged. I left them where I found them in case the owner passes by soon.
Lost: Toasters in Lewiston
I was on Lewiston's Main Street around 7:15 PM last Friday after a long shift, and I must have left my two toasters on the kitchen counter at my apartment on 3rd Street. The building’s hallways were quiet and I’d just got back from a quick stop at the Nez Perce County Courthouse, so the moment I realized they were gone I started to worry about weekend breakfasts. They’re plain, older models—not fancy—but I’d really like them back. If found, please let the site know so I can arrange pickup through the proper channels.
Silver bracelet with turquoise heart charm
I found a silver bracelet this afternoon around 2:45pm in downtown Lewiston, right near the Lewiston City Library on 5th Ave. It’s a slim 7-inch silver bangle with a small turquoise heart charm that catches the light. On the inside there’s a tiny engraving that says 'Always'. It's a little scuffed from sitting on the sidewalk after the rain, but otherwise in decent shape. I’d love to get it back to its owner—these things can be sentimental, and I figured someone might be missing it. If you think this might be yours, tell me the engraving, or describe the turquoise heart, and we’ll arrange a safe meetup.
Black portable Bluetooth speaker with red trim
I found a black portable Bluetooth speaker this afternoon around 3:15pm in the parking lot behind the Starbucks on Main Street in Lewiston. It's compact, about the size of a soda can, with a red fabric loop and a small dent on the top-left corner. There’s a blue sticker on the bottom with the code LO-102, and it powers on with decent sound when I tested it for a moment. It looks lightly used but should still work, so if this is yours, send me a message here and we can arrange pickup in Lewiston or Clarkston.
Blue Penguin Classics paperback lost near Lewiston Public Library
Yesterday around 3pm I was at the Lewiston Public Library on Main Street when I must have set my bag down and left my blue Penguin Classics edition of Pride and Prejudice on a bench. It's a standard mass-market paperback, about 8 by 5 inches, with a blue cover and a white penguin logo, roughly 320 pages. It has a red ribbon bookmark sticking out between pages 120 and 121, a coffee stain on the back cover, and dog-eared corners. This book means a lot to me—it's a gift from my aunt and I’ve read it several times; I really need it back. If anyone found it, please drop it off at the library or message me here; I’d be forever grateful.
Hand-painted porcelain vase with koi fish
I lost my hand-painted porcelain vase yesterday around 3pm on Main Street in downtown Lewiston, near Riverfront Park. It's a 9-inch-tall white vase with cobalt blue koi swimming up the sides and a slim gold rim. The bottom is signed 'M. Ito,' and there's a tiny glaze nick on the rim from a previous bump. This piece is from a local artist and was a gift from my grandmother, so I’d really appreciate getting it back if someone found it.
Blue reflective dog harness with ID tag
Yesterday around 3pm I lost my royal blue nylon dog harness on Main Street near the Safeway in Lewiston. It's a medium PawGuard harness with a bright reflective stripe and a little paw-print patch on the strap. There’s a small tear near the quick-release buckle and a red ID tag with my dog Milo’s name and my number hanging from the D-ring. Milo is pretty nervous without it, and I really need it back—it's the only harness that fits him and keeps him visible on walks. If you find it, please text me and I can swing by Lewiston to pick it up.
Blue puffer coat with snowflake zipper pull
Found a blue North Ridge puffer coat this afternoon around 3:15pm behind Market Street Market in downtown Lewiston, near the bike racks. It's a men's medium, color blue with black trim, bright teal lining, and a snowflake zipper pull. There's a small tear near the left cuff and a coffee ring stain on the inside lining from yesterday. It looks relatively new and well cared for; it must belong to someone who could really use it back. If this is yours, email [email protected] to arrange pickup.
Found gray tabby cat with blue collar
I found a gray tabby cat wandering near Riverfront Park along 6th Street in Lewiston this afternoon around 2:15pm. It has a white chest and one white paw, plus a small notch on the left ear. It’s wearing a bright blue collar with a little bell and a metal tag that says 'Misty.' The cat seemed a bit startled but let me pat it, so I brought it to a quiet spot and kept it in a carrier for safety. I know how stressful it is to lose a pet, and Misty looks well cared for, so I’d love to help you get her back. I’m around Lewiston/Clarkston area today if you want to meet at a public spot.
Light-brown student violin in black hard case
I lost my light-brown, full-size violin yesterday around 3pm near the Lewiston Public Library on Main Street. It's a student model with amber varnish and a few nicks along the lower bout. The violin lives in a black hard-shell case with a burgundy velvet interior; the outside lid has a small white sticker in the shape of a musical note and a cracked latch. The bow has frayed white horsehair and a red grip, which makes it easy to spot in a crowd. This instrument has sentimental value—it was a gift from my late aunt—and I really need it back so I can keep playing. If you’ve seen it or picked it up, please reach out.
Purple plush dragon with green wings lost
I lost my daughter's purple plush dragon yesterday around 3:15pm near the Starbucks on Main Street in Lewiston. It’s about 12 inches tall, with bright green felt wings and a light blue ribbon tied around its neck. There’s a small yellow star stitched on its belly and a tiny tear on the left wing from a tumble in the car seat earlier that day. It’s really special to her because it was a gift from grandma and helps her fall asleep after her bedtime stories. If anyone found it, please text me—I’d be so grateful to get it back.
Mid-century oak coffee table with sunburst inlay
I lost my mid-century oak coffee table yesterday around 3pm. It’s about 48 inches long and 22 inches wide, with a warm honey finish and a sunburst inlay on the tabletop. I last had it in the living room near the front window on Lewiston's 7th Street when I was tidying up the space and must have left it behind during the rush. It’s sentimental—my grandmother gave it to me—and there’s a small dent on the lower edge plus a brass tag on the underside that reads Wynwood Furnishings, which should help identify it.
Lost concert tickets for Idaho Summer Music Fest
I lost my concert tickets this afternoon outside Java Jolt on Main Street in Lewiston. They're for the Idaho Summer Music Fest at City Park Amphitheater next Saturday. The pair is printed on light blue stock with a white festival logo and barcode; they're stapled together with a bright pink rubber band, and one ticket has a small tear at the top-left corner near the barcode. These tickets mean a lot to me because my sister and I planned this trip as a birthday treat, and the seats were in row F, seats 23 and 24. If you found them, please text me - I'm happy to meet near the Lewiston Library on Main to pick them up, or we can arrange a safe meetup.