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I was walking by the Moses Lake City Park around 5:40 p.m. on Tuesday when I heard a faint chirp coming from a blue travel crate tucked behind a bench near the restrooms. Inside were a few Avians, their green and yellow feathers catching the last light. They seemed stressed but curious, stepping from perch to perch as I spoke softly. I checked for tags or a note, but there was nothing. I brought the crate to the nearby park office and waited for the rightful owner, hoping someone is looking for these birds as much as I am.
On Sunday around 7:15 PM, I found a soft-lined flute case behind the benches near Moses Lake City Park along the waterfront. A quick look showed several flutes and a few sheet music folders, dusty from the grass. I brushed off the dirt, picked them up, and carried the lot to the shelter behind the boat launch, hoping to reunite them with the owner. It reminded me how music can feel like a memory left behind, waiting to be returned. If you recognize these instruments, please reach out through this site so we can get them home.
I was sorting a stack of stamps for a school fundraiser in Moses Lake, near the Main Street Market on A Street, around 11:45 a.m. last Tuesday when my stamp collection slipped from my tote and vanished. They’re a mix of vintage commemoratives, with a few fragile pieces tucked in a red folder. I had them inside a clear plastic sleeve with a yellow label. I retraced my steps past a few storefronts and asked someone at the market, but nothing turned up. This collection is irreplaceable to me, and I’m hoping a kind passerby will have found it.
Last night around 6:30 p.m., I realized I left my phone chargers somewhere in Moses Lake after a quick stop at the Moses Lake Community Center parking lot near the fountain. I retraced my steps and checked the places I hung around, but nothing turned up. The chargers are two black cords: one with a USB-C tip, the other with a micro-USB. I'm anxious about staying connected for work and travel, so I’m hoping they’re somewhere safe and returned soon.
Tuesday around 5:45 PM, I realized my Student ID was missing after practice near the Moses Lake High School parking lot. It’s a blue ID with my name and a barcode; the lanyard is a dull shade of blue I always forget to remove. I’m stressed because it’s my key to exams and library access in the coming week. I walked the sidewalks along Pioneer Way and up to Broadway, hoping someone picked it up and kept it safe until it’s found.
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.
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