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I lost my brass compass yesterday around 3pm while strolling the Yaquina Bayfront Boardwalk near the Oregon Coast Aquarium in Newport. It’s a small round compass, about an inch across, with a warm brass patina and a thin black cord loop. The accompanying pouch is light tan leather with visible hand stitching and a tiny dent on the rim; the back is engraved with the initials EB. It means a lot to me — it was my grandfather’s travel keepsake from this coast, and I really need it back if anyone finds it.
I lost my blue Oregon Coast Community College ID badge yesterday around 4:15pm near Mo's Restaurant on Nye Beach in Newport. The badge is a plastic card about the size of a credit card, with a blue body and a red retractable reel. The front shows the OCCC crest and my name; the bottom edge is a bit chipped and there's a coffee stain on the back. It means a lot to me—it's not just access, it has sentimental value and I really need it back to keep going with class and work. If you found it, please reach out through the app; I’d be grateful to get it back.
I lost my silver moonstone ring yesterday around 3pm. It's a slim size 6 sterling silver ring with a bezel-set oval moonstone about 6mm wide. There’s a tiny star engraving along the outer edge and the inside of the band has the initials 'AP' faintly stamped. It’s sentimental to me — a gift from my grandmother that I’ve worn since college. I think I last had it near the Seaside Promenade, by the Seaside Aquarium, around 12th Ave and Broadway Street, while I was taking photos on the boardwalk. If someone found it, please reach out— I’d be forever grateful to get it back.
Yesterday around 3pm I was lounging along the Newport Bayfront outside Mo's Clam Chowder on SW Bay Blvd, and I must have left my first edition blue cloth-bound travel memoir on a bench. It’s a hardcover with a brass lighthouse bookmark that sticks out between pages. The cover has some scuffs and a small diagonal crease on the back, but the spine is solid. It was a gift from my grandmother and carries a lot of sentimental value, so I really need it back. If someone found it, I'd be forever grateful.
I lost my golden retriever mix yesterday around 3pm along the Oregon Coast at Cannon Beach near Haystack Rock. He's a medium-sized, about 45 pounds, with a cream coat and a white chest patch; he wears a bright red nylon collar with a blue tag that says 'MILO'. We were walking from the beach access near the Driftwood Public Library when a seagull distraction sent him running toward the promenade; I called his name, but he vanished toward the rocks. This dog means the world to me—he's a rescue with sentimental value—and I'm really hoping someone spotted him. If you’ve seen him, reply here or email me at [email protected].
I found a silver-tone ring with a small turquoise inlay this afternoon around 2:15pm on the sand near the Yaquina Bay Lighthouse in Newport, along the Oregon Coast. It's roughly a US size 7 and has a faint wave engraving along the outside edge. Inside the band there's a tiny 'N.J.' initials stamp, and the ring shows a few light nicks from the seawater but otherwise looks intact. If you think it's yours, email me at [email protected] and I’ll help you grab it.
Found a sunburst Kala soprano ukulele this afternoon around 3:15pm near the Newport Bayfront on the Oregon Coast, just outside Mo's on the waterfront. It's a compact, lightweight instrument with nylon strings and a glossy finish, and there's a small sea turtle sticker on the headstock. There's a blue fabric strap attached and a tiny dent on the back near the lower bout where it seems it bumped the railing. The wood smells like pine and salt, and it feels like someone cherished it; I’d really like to see it back with its owner.
I found these silver drop earrings yesterday around 3pm on the Newport Bayfront, just outside Mo's. They’re about 1 inch long with a small turquoise bead dangling from a brushed-silver teardrop. The back has a tiny nick and there's a faint engraving of the letter 'L' on one arc. They’re in good condition otherwise. Looks like they could be sentimental, maybe a gift, and I’d love to get them back to their owner. If these are yours, message me at [email protected].
I found a black JBL Flip 5 portable Bluetooth speaker (Miscellaneous Electronics) this morning around 10am along the Seaside Promenade on the Oregon coast, near the Seaside Carousel. It's in decent shape, palm-sized, with a bright red bumper that makes it easy to spot, and there are a few scuffs along the shell. There's a handwritten sticker on the bottom that reads 'Alex', and there's a small dent on the lid. I think someone might have dropped it while walking the boardwalk last night, and I really hope the owner gets it back.
I found this ceramic mug this afternoon around 3:20 pm along the Newport Bayfront, behind Mo's Restaurant and near the souvenir shop by the Yaquina Bay Lighthouse. It's a white mug with a hand-painted seagull and tiny lighthouse motif, plus a small blue starfish sticker on the bottom. There's a tiny chip on the rim and the handle is a bit loose, which makes it feel like a well-loved kitchen staple. It clearly seems like kitchenware that someone uses daily, and I figured it might mean a lot to the owner. If it matches yours, we can figure out a good way to reunite it with you here in Newport.