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I’m a local saxophonist and I left my Saxophones after a small show on Fort Bragg’s Main Street around 2:35 p.m. Friday. They were in a black hard case with two horns, the necks peeking out, and I’m sure I left them near the backstage area behind the venue by the harbor. Those instruments are how I tell my stories on stage, and I’m frantic about letting them disappear into someone else’s hands. If they’re safe somewhere, I hope they’ll be turned in to the venue’s lost-and-found so I can get back to playing soon.
I was walking the Mendocino County coast, around 11:30 a.m. this Saturday, when I spotted a small pair of silver studs tucked under a driftwood log near the Glass Beach overlook in Fort Bragg. They looked recently dropped, not buried in sand, so I tucked them into my pocket and scanned the area for a passerby who might be missing them, but no one appeared. The studs are delicate, silver with tiny clear stones, probably worn for a special day. It felt good to return a small bit of joy to someone who might be anxious about losing it. I hope this helps connect them back to their owner.
LOST my two parrots late Friday night, around 7:45 PM, from the enclosed yard near the Mendocino County Fairgrounds. I last saw them perched on the back deck railing and now I’ve walked the yard, called their names, and checked every perch inside the house. They’re two bright parrots—one with blue on its wings and the other with yellow patches—and they answer to simple phrases I taught them. If anyone spotted them near Mendocino Headlands State Park or along the coastal trail, please keep them safe—their family misses them dearly.
I was walking along the Fort Bragg waterfront near the Glass Beach parking lot on Sunday around 3:20 PM when I found a bag stuffed with Equipment for Various Sports. Inside was a green duffel, a basketball, several jerseys, a few cones, and even a lacrosse stick, plus water bottles stamped with a local league. It looked like someone’s weekend training pack had been left behind in the sea breeze while they grabbed a quick bite. I felt a wave of relief thinking about the person who might be worried, and I’m glad to help reunite them with their gear.
I was walking along the Mendocino coast near Glass Beach in Fort Bragg around 6:15 p.m. last Friday when I spotted a small zippered pouch snagged on a driftwood log. Inside were several GPS devices with chargers and a loose car key fob. They look recently used and there aren’t obvious labels. I picked them up and kept them safe, hoping the owner will see this and claim them through the site. The coast can be unpredictable, and I want to help reunite someone with their gear.
Friday around 4:30 p.m., I found a Student ID card lying on the sidewalk near Oceanview Market on Ukiah's Main Street in Mendocino County. The card shows a photo and a name that looked like 'Alex Kim' at a casual glance; I didn't pry and kept it safe. It can be panic-inducing to lose something official, and I felt a responsibility to help get it back where it belongs. If this ID is yours, please check the site and verify the details to reclaim it.
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