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I lost my silver-toned ring yesterday around 3pm near Union Station in Ogden, by the steps off 25th Street. It's a size 7 two-tone band with a small round emerald set in a bezel, and there's a tiny dent on the inner edge where I bumped it last week. The ring is from a family heirloom, and the emerald really brightens the piece. It has sentimental value and I’d be beyond grateful to have it back. Inside the band there’s a maker's mark 'K.S.' that might help identify it.
I was in Ogden yesterday around 3:45pm, near Union Station Plaza on 25th Street, and I must have left my blue hardcover travel guide there. It's a compact first edition with a silver embossed compass on the cover and a red Maple Street Books sticker on the back. The spine is a bit worn and there's a pink highlighter mark on page 87 with a small dog-ear on the bottom corner. It has sentimental value because it belonged to my grandfather who loved collecting maps. If someone found it, I’d really appreciate getting it back; I’d be happy to meet at the Ogden City Library, or if it turns up in Clearfield, by the Center Street Library.
I lost my blue Ventolin inhaler yesterday around 3pm near the Ogden Union Station plaza, by 25th Street and Washington Ave. It's a Ventolin HFA inhaler with a white mouthpiece and a bright orange spacer attached. The cap has a tiny blue star sticker, and the spacer has a small dent from a tumble in my gym bag. I rely on it daily to stay on top of my asthma, and this one has helped me through workouts and errands for the past year. If anyone found it, I’d really appreciate getting it back—breathing is a lot easier when I have it on hand.
I was at the Ogden Union Station area yesterday around 3pm and I must have left my black Korg microKORG under the bench outside the Union Station main entrance on 25th Street. It's a compact 37-key synth in matte black with a couple of small nicks on the bottom edge and a bright orange sticker on the back that reads 'Studio 2' in Sharpie. The power adapter isn't with it, but it powers up and the sounds are incredible. This instrument is sentimental—it's been with my band for years and was a gift from my mentor; if anyone found it, please message me, I really need it back for rehearsal tonight.
I lost my gold-tone bracelet with a tiny heart charm yesterday around 3pm outside the Gateway District coffee shop on 25th Street in Ogden. It’s a slim seven-inch bracelet with a brushed finish and a small blue enamel heart charm near the clasp. Inside the clasp there’s a tiny engraving 'A.J.' The piece is sentimental—it was a gift from my sister and I wear it almost every day. If anyone found it, please message me; I really need it back. I’ll be incredibly grateful for any help.
I found a small budgie this afternoon around 3:15 pm near the Ogden Union Station along 25th Street. It's a bright lime-green bird with a pale yellow head and a blue tail that sways as it hops along the railing. It wears a blue plastic leg band on the right leg with the inscription 'A-72'. It seemed curious but a bit stressed, and it actually perched on my shoulder for a moment before fluttering down to the ground again. If someone is missing this feathered friend, I’d really like to help reunite you two.
I found a blue knit Santa hat with white faux fur trim and a tiny silver snowflake pin this morning around 9:15, on the sidewalk near Union Station Plaza in Ogden. It's adult-sized, a bit worn but clean, and the pin sits near the brim. The hat's bright blue color and the snowflake pin make it easy to spot, even from a distance. If someone’s missing it, I’d love to get it back—tell me the lining color or the pin detail and we can arrange a safe meet near the plaza.
Found a teal ceramic wall vase this afternoon around 3:45pm near the Union Station plaza on 25th Street in Ogden. It's about 9 inches tall and 6 inches wide, with a glossy teal glaze and a thin gold trim along the rim. There’s a tiny chip on the bottom edge and a faint pencil signature 'MS' on the back. I spotted it tucked behind a planter by the bike racks outside the Ogden Union Station building, between the benches and the kiosk. It seems like a cherished decor piece, and I’d be happy to return it to its owner—if this sounds like yours, drop me a note and we’ll figure out a pickup.
I found a navy blue faux-leather tote this afternoon around 3:15pm near the Union Station front plaza on Wall Ave in Ogden. It's about 14 inches wide and 11 inches tall, with gold-tone hardware and a tan shoulder strap. Inside there's a small star-pattern lining, a coin purse attached to the interior zipper, and a tiny enamel crescent-moon pin on the zipper pull. There’s a faint lipstick stain on the inner pocket and a fabric tag with the initials 'L.C.' I’m hoping to reunite it with its owner; if you recognize these details, drop me a line at [email protected] so we can arrange pickup.
I found a silver Yamaha flute this afternoon around 3:50 pm outside the Ogden City Market on 24th Street, just off Lincoln Ave. It’s in a black hard-shell case, a bit scuffed along the edges, with the Yamaha name visible on the headjoint. The flute itself is about 26 inches long and in good playable condition, with a couple of tiny dents near the foot joint. A small red sticker on the case reads 'NR' and there’s a folded blue cleaning cloth with initials 'A.K.' tucked inside the lid. If this belongs to you, I’d love to help get it back.
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