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On Tuesday around 6:45 p.m., I realized my Utensils were missing from my tote after cleaning up at a cafe near East Main Street in Ashland. The set is in a red canvas sleeve, with two forks, a wooden spoon, a silicone spatula, and a pair of tongs. I remember leaving the sleeve on the chair by the window, then wandering Lithia Park's edge trying to calm down. I retraced steps along East Main Street and the plaza, but no one had seen them. Losing them feels personal, like a small part of home is missing.
Last Friday around 7:10 p.m., I realized my sports equipment bag was missing from Lithia Park in Ashland after a quick pickup game near the bandstand. It’s a dark backpack with a blue shell and a red strap, and inside there are gear for several sports—shin guards, a pair of cleats, a tennis racket, and a travel-sized net, all pulled together with a water bottle rattling around. I’d left it near a bench by the park’s entrance and wandered off to grab a snack, only to come back and find it gone. I’m feeling anxious and frustrated, because those items cover multiple teams. If you spotted a bag like that near Lithia Park’s entrances, please help reunite me with it.
I realized around 12:15 p.m. today that my pocket watches were missing as I walked from a coffee shop toward Lithia Park's main entrance on East Main Street in Ashland. They're a silver-tone pair, one with a small engraving on the back. They mean a lot to me—they were passed down in my family. I retraced my steps through the plaza, asked a couple of vendors, and even checked the cafe trash, but nothing turned up. I'm hoping someone picked them up and sees this listing; it would mean the world to have them back.
I lost Avians in Medford-Ashland, Oregon, around 4:15 p.m. last Saturday, at Medford's Downtown Plaza near Riverside Park fountain. Avians are a set of small bird-themed pins collected over the years; they live in a blue tin with a white lid, and they’re all vivid colors. I remember taking them out to admire the shine in the afternoon light, and now I can’t retrace my steps. I’m really hoping they turn up, because they mean more to me than you’d think.
I was in Medford on Friday at 6:15 PM and left my carry-ons by the entrance to the Rogue Valley Mall on Crater Lake Avenue while I grabbed a quick coffee. When I came back, the bags were gone and the area was thinning out. Inside were a few outfits, a small laptop bag, and a travel pillow—nothing priceless, but essential for my trip tomorrow. I’m anxious and worried, moving from storefront to bus stop, hoping someone picked them up near the fountain by the cinema. If you’ve seen them, please help me get them back; they’re important to me.
Friday at 9:45 a.m., in light rain along East Main Street, I found a stack of Document Holders leaning against a storefront pole near Medford Central Library. They’re black leather, a bit scuffed, with neat labels like HR and Finance. There are three sleeves; they seem to be empty or missing contents. I didn’t pry or peek beyond a quick glance. I tucked them upright by the library entrance so they’d be noticed, hoping the rightful owner would see them soon. If this sounds like yours, reach out through the site to reclaim them.
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