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Hi, I’m Daniel Brooks. I was near Columbia Park in Moses Lake on Saturday around 4:30 PM, setting up cones and practicing with a few balls when a strong gust pulled my bag away toward the playground and tucked it behind a bench near the south entrance. The backpack holds several items for our local youth league, and I’m trying to keep the season running; losing it felt like a bad omen for our team. If you’ve seen a dusty bag by the park’s edge or near the concession stand, I’d be grateful to hear from you via the site.
On Monday at 6:15 p.m., I was strolling along East 3rd Ave near the Moses Lake Safeway when I spotted a blue tote tucked behind a planter by the curb. Inside were strings of lights, garland, and a handful of ornaments—clearly someone’s holiday decorations left behind in the bustle of the season. I picked it up and brought it to the library's front desk so the owner could claim it. The sight of those bright pieces reminded me how this town comes alive with lights in winter, and I’m glad these decorations were found and kept safe until they’re reunited with their owner.
I lost my daughter's blue Beanie Boo dragon Ember yesterday around 3pm. It's a small stuffed dragon about 8 inches tall, with royal blue fur, a white belly, and a pink satin ribbon tied around the left wing. Ember has a tiny green stitch under the left eye and a small tear on the tail from a tumble on the playground near the Safeway on East Broadway in Moses Lake. It’s really sentimental—Ember was a gift from grandma and means the world to us. If someone found Ember, I’d be grateful to have her back; please drop her at the Moses Lake Public Library front desk or message me here.
I lost my navy blue North Face parka yesterday around 3pm near the Safeway on Pioneer Way in Moses Lake. It's a medium size, water-resistant parka with a bright red fleece lining, a white North Face logo on the left chest, and a small tear at the right pocket. It has a black detachable hood and a couple of stitched patches from a local youth soccer team on the inside lining. It feels like a familiar hug—I've had it for years and it's really sentimental to me; I really need it back.
I lost my blue plush dinosaur stuffed toy with a red bow tie yesterday around 3pm near the Safeway on Division Street in Moses Lake. It's about 12 inches tall, with a white belly, and a tiny yellow star patch on its chest; the red bow is a bit frayed from years of hugs. It was a gift from my daughter on her third birthday, and she calls it 'Dino'—it means a lot to us. If anyone found it, we'd be grateful to get it back for her.
I lost my teal Makita 18V cordless drill with two batteries and a charger yesterday around 3pm near the Walmart Supercenter on Pioneer Way in Moses Lake. It's in a blue Makita hard case with a red duct-tape tag reading 'Priya' and a white sticker with my initials 'PP' on the latch. The drill itself has a small dent on the chuck and a blue rubber grip with a noticeable gouge near the trigger. The two 18V batteries are the originals, and one shows a tiny crack on the corner of the battery housing. This drill is my go-to for home repairs, and I really need it back to finish a weekend project.
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