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On a sunny Saturday around 3:15 PM, I was at the Provo City Library on Center Street sorting through a tote of keepsakes when a handful of postcards slipped from the top and disappeared into the cushions. They’re old family cards from a Moab trip, with handwritten notes on the backs in blue ink. I must have left them on a table in the reading area, or maybe on a bench by the BYU campus lawn. They mean a lot to me, and I’d be grateful to have them back with the rest of my memory box.
Today at about 2:30 p.m., I realized my Breeds notebook was missing from a bench near the Harold B. Lee Library on the BYU campus in Provo. It is a battered binder labeled Breeds, filled with dog-breed charts, photos, and a few pages of breed standards. I would say I had been researching for a small project on dog breeds, and the notebook holds notes I cannot replace. I last had it near Centennial Park by the library around 2:15 p.m. If you found it on campus or around the library quad, please let the site know so I can recover it.
I lost two dog leashes this evening while walking my rescue dog along the Provo River Trail. Around 5:15 PM, I was heading from the Provo Library toward Center Street, near the river overlook by Bicentennial Park, when I must have dropped them. They’re both nylon leashes; one is solid black and the other is charcoal with a red, slightly frayed grip near the clip. My dog is anxious without them, and I’m worried about the cold tonight. If you’ve seen them around the Provo/Orem area, please keep an eye out by the Provo Library entrance or near the City Center.
I lost my drums after a late rehearsal along Center Street by the BYU campus in Provo, around 9:15 p.m. on Tuesday. I last had them outside a cafe, then realized the kit wasn’t in my car when I walked back toward the Provo Library. It’s a full drum set with a red finish and a few cymbals—my main gig gear, so losing it really hurts. If anyone happened to see them or picked them up, please know I’m hoping this post helps bring them back through the site.
At 6:15 p.m. Tuesday, I stepped out of a cafe near the Provo City Center Temple and realized my Travel Visas weren't in my passport sleeve. Those visas were for a trip next month and hold the key paperwork for my itinerary. I retraced along Center Street toward the University Mall, then back toward the temple, asking clerks and pedestrians if they'd seen a folder. They mean everything to me, and I'm hoping someone picked it up and kept it safe; if you saw something, please help me bring them back.
Found a stack of DVDs outside the south entrance of the Provo Towne Centre Mall around 11:20 am today. They were in a black tote bag with a bright blue strap, and the cases range from sci‑fi to action, some with foreign-language covers, all in decent shape. I left them where I found them for now, hoping the owner will recognize the titles and claim them soon. It felt good to be part of a tiny mystery solved, even if I’m not sure who they belong to.
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