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I lost my blue reflective dog harness from the Ruffwear Front Range line yesterday around 3pm. It was last seen at the dog park near Main Street Park in Northeast SD, around the corner of Main Street and 7th Ave NE, close to the Northeast SD Public Library. The harness is medium, blue with black trim, and it has a lime-green paw-print tag with Mika's name and a tiny QR code, plus a neon reflective strip along the chest strap. It's special to me because it helps keep him safe during walks and it was a gift from a friend, so I’d really like to get it back. If anyone found it, please drop me a message here — I’d be forever grateful.
I lost my tan Fossil wallet yesterday around 3pm near the NE Plaza Starbucks on 4th Street NE in Northeast SD. It's a slim bi-fold in tan leather, with a blue interior and a small compass charm hanging from the zipper pull. I know it’s a little worn around the edges, and there’s red stitching along the outer seam. Inside are my driver's license, a few credit cards, and a tiny photo of my grandmother—it all matters to me, especially since it was a gift from her. If anyone happened to see it or picked it up, I’d really appreciate getting it back; I’m hoping to meet up at Riverside Park or North Market Square to swap it over in person.
Lost my blue Fisher-Price plush dragon Ember, about 12 inches tall with soft velvety fur and a bright yellow star on the belly—a true Children's Toys & Games favorite. The left wing has a small fray along the seam, otherwise it's in good shape. I last saw Ember yesterday around 3pm near the Target entrance at Northpoint Plaza on 52nd Street in Northeast SD, by the coffee shop and the kids' clothing store. It's my kid's favorite toy—really sentimental—and I'd be grateful to get it back if anyone found it.
I lost my white ticket stub with a red border for Friday night's indie show in Northeast San Diego. It's a glossy card about the size of a business card, with a bold red border and a printed barcode 483920 on the back. The bottom-right corner is creased from a fall, and there's a coffee stain along the edge. It was for a show at a small venue on Adams Ave in Normal Heights, yesterday around 3pm near the CVS by 30th Street. This ticket was a gift from my best friend, so it's sentimental and I'm really hoping it turns up. I still have the online order email, so I can verify details once it's found.
I lost my blue Nike running shoes yesterday around 3pm near the Sunrise Market on Market Street, at the corner of 7th Ave in Northeast SD. They’re Nike Flyknit, size 9, blue with neon green laces. The left shoe has a gray scuff at the heel and the right toe box is a bit frayed from miles of pavement. They were a gift from my sister and mean a lot to me, so I really need them back for upcoming races. If anyone found them, please email me at [email protected] — I would be incredibly grateful to get them back.
I found a pair of black Nike running shoes this afternoon around 4pm in the parking lot behind the Northeast SD Fitness Center on 2nd Ave, near Riverside Park in Aberdeen. They’re men’s size 9, black with a neon lime swoosh, and there’s a tiny white paint speck on the toe of the right shoe. The left tongue has a small fray from a rainy run, but overall they’re in decent shape—worn, but not worn out. I’m glad to help reunite them with their owner since it looked like someone must be missing them after a workout. If these look like yours, send me a message here and we can set up a quick meetup to swap.
I found a vintage Elgin pocket watch this morning around 8:15am in the alley behind the Old Town Pawn Shop on North 3rd Street in Northeast SD. The brass case has a floral engraving and shows some wear, about 2 inches across. The white dial has Roman numerals and blue steel hands, and there's an inscription on the inner lid: 'J.R.S. 1892'. It also came with a brown leather fob chain and a faded red velvet pouch. It's a collectible piece, and I'd love to get it back to its owner, especially if someone recognizes the initials or the tiny stamp on the back—happy to meet near the East Market building to return it.
I found a pair of Bose QuietComfort headphones this afternoon around 2:15pm in the parking lot behind Riverside Mall on College Ave, near the coffee kiosk by the main entrance. They’re black with a blue hard-shell case, and there’s a small dent on the right ear cup plus a frayed cable tucked under one cushion. The case has a tiny star sticker on the outside and a partially rubbed serial stamp inside the lid. They seemed to be in decent shape when I tested them for a minute, and I know someone is probably missing them a lot. If this is yours, message me with the model and the serial details so we can verify.
I found a blue North Face kids' parka this morning around 9:15am behind the Northeast SD Community Center, near the Maple Street entrance. It's a size small, navy blue exterior with a bright orange inner lining and a faux fur-trimmed hood. There's a small embroidered fox on the left sleeve and a reflective logo on the chest, plus a hidden zip pocket inside. It's in good condition for a winter coat, with only a couple light scuffs at the cuffs from playground adventures. If this jacket is yours, I’m happy to help arrange a safe pickup in Northeast SD.
I found a silver concert flute this afternoon around 4:15 pm in the parking lot behind the Coffee Cup Café on 12th Street, near the Northeast SD Civic Center. It's a Yamaha student model, silver finish, with a few light scratches along the body and a small dent near the foot joint. The lip plate is engraved with the initials 'A.H.', which might help someone identify the owner. The included case is black fabric with a red lining, and the zipper is a bit stiff. I know how important an instrument like this can be for a player, so I’d love to get it back to its owner.
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