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I found a driver's license this afternoon, around 5:15 PM, on the walkway near the Sundial Bridge in downtown Redding. It was lying on a bench by Turtle Bay Exploration Park, the light catching the metal edges just right. My heart sank a little; I know how important this card is and how unsettling it feels to lose it. I’m hoping the owner will see this and that the process on the site will reunite them with it soon.
I was at the Sundial Bridge near Turtle Bay Exploration Park in Redding around 7:50 PM on Sunday when I realized my two clutches were missing. They are small black pouches with delicate beadwork and a thin chain strap. One has a tiny embroidered moon, the other a simple zipper. I had been wandering along the riverfront after dinner, taking photos and enjoying the cool evening breeze. They matter to me not just for the looks but for a few keepsakes inside. I am holding onto a trace of hope that someone who finds them would turn them in and that they will surface soon.
I realized I’d lost my CDs this evening around 7:45 PM as I walked along the Sundial Bridge in Redding. I’d left them in a blue velvet sleeve inside a tote when I paused to take a photo near Turtle Bay Exploration Park, and a gust of wind must have taken them from my hand. The stack includes a few irreplaceable mixes and a live-recorded set from a friend, so I’m feeling pretty unsettled without them. I wandered the waterfront path toward downtown, past the lavender benches and the visitors’ center, but the evening light was fading and the CDs could be anywhere. If they turn up, I’d be grateful to have them back; they’re a small treasure.
I woke up at 7:45 a.m. on Sunday and realized my two birds—Avians—had slipped their cage while I was cleaning the living room near the Sundial Bridge in Redding. They’re small parrots: one is green with a yellow crown, the other a brighter blue with a pale eye-ring. Their chirps bring the house to life, and I’m heartbroken without them. I’ve searched Turtle Bay Exploration Park and along the river path, but I haven’t had any luck. If you saw them or if you’ve seen two colorful birds in this area, please reach out through the site.
Backstage at 7:45 p.m. on Friday, I realized my two saxophones were missing from the back of my car after a quick set near the riverfront by the Sundial Bridge in downtown Redding. I stepped into a cafe for a minute and came back to an empty seat in the parking lot behind Turtle Bay Exploration Park. The instruments are in a black hard case; one sax is silver, the other gold, both with a few scratches from travel. Losing them feels like losing my voice—these gigs pay bills and keep the music alive for my little family. If anyone saw them or remembers a rustling note around the bike path, please help bring them home.
Hi, I’m Grace Parker. I lost my Chokers yesterday around 6:15 PM after leaving the farmers market near the Sundial Bridge along the Sacramento River in downtown Redding. They’re small silver-tone chokers with tiny heart charms, and one has a pink bead that I always associate with my mom. I paced the riverfront and the nearby shops, hoping someone might have picked them up, but no luck. If you found them, please leave a note on this listing so I can get back to that spot and thank you in person.
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