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I was walking the Riverfront Trail on a warm afternoon when I spotted a crumpled bundle near the bench by the Sundial Bridge. It looked like someone had dropped two devices: a black tablet with a cracked screen and a silver smartphone with a shattered case. I picked them up and kept them safe on my park bench until I could post them here. If these are yours, I hope you’ll connect through the site so you can get them back.
On a sunny Saturday morning at 9:30 a.m., I realized my postcard bundle was missing after walking toward the Sundial Bridge along Market Street in Redding. The postcards are a handful from family trips along the California coast, with faded edges and handwritten notes still legible. These little cards mean the world to me; they’re tied to a grandmother I still miss and the road trips we took through the north state. If you picked them up near the Sundial Bridge or the plaza by the Sacramento River, I’d be grateful to be reunited with them.
I lost my wall art last Tuesday at around 7:15 PM near Redding's Sundial Bridge. I had it leaning against a railing while I took a quick photo, and when I turned back it was gone. The canvas shows a mountain sunset with blues and golds, a piece that always calms me after a chaotic day. I spent the next hour wandering the Riverwalk, peeking into shop windows and calling out to anyone who might have seen it. It meant a lot to me, and losing it felt like a small part of my home slipping away in the glow of the river lights.
I found a couple of sculptures behind a studio space near Turtle Bay Exploration Park in Redding this morning around 9:15 a.m. I was walking back from a coffee run on Market Street when I noticed two metallic sculptures leaning against a loading door behind a storefront. They look like abstract pieces, about two feet tall, with a weathered patina that hints at years outdoors. I didn't want them left out in the rain, so I kept watch and tried to figure out where they belonged. If the owner or artist sees this, I hope they are reunited soon.
I was walking through downtown Redding on Saturday around 4:30 p.m., near the Sundial Bridge at Riverfront Park, when a gusty breeze yanked my bag from under my arm and my Breeds folder slipped out, and I knew it was LOST. I kept circling the grassy knoll and the small kiosk by the bike path because the folder had my dogs' registration papers and a few photos tucked inside. I retraced along the Sacramento River Trail, from the cafe by the trailhead to the overlook, but I couldn’t find it. These papers are everything to me; please keep an eye out for a gray tote with a folder labeled Breeds.
I was at the Sundial Bridge area by Turtle Bay Exploration Park in Redding around 7:15 PM on Saturday when I realized my dresses were gone. They were a navy blue sheath dress and a light pink floral dress, both medium size, tucked in a tote I left in my car. The thought of losing them hits me hard—the blue one is a vintage piece my grandmother wore to the county fair, and the pink one was my go-to for work events. If you’ve seen them, I’d be grateful to hear through the site.
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