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I was wandering around downtown San Luis Obispo yesterday around 3pm and realized my grey Nike hoodie was missing. It's a size M, a little faded but comfy, with a neon green swoosh on the chest and a small coffee stain on the front pocket. There's a tiny tear at the left cuff and a loose white thread near the zipper. It's a gift from my sister and I wore it all the time, so I'd really appreciate getting it back if you found it near the Public Library on Palm Street yesterday.
I lost my gray North Face backpack yesterday around 3pm. It was on the sidewalk outside the SLO Public Library on Palm Street, near Bubblegum Alley and Mission Plaza, as I cut through downtown. It's a 28-liter nylon pack, about 18 inches tall, with bright red zipper pulls and a blue galaxy patch on the front pocket. There's a small dent in the lower corner from a tumble last week. Inside I had a spiral notebook and my phone charger; it has sentimental value because it's the bag I use for classes this semester. If you found it, please email [email protected]—I’d really appreciate getting it back.
I lost my tan Michael Kors crossbody bag yesterday around 3pm near Bubblegum Alley on Higuera Street in downtown San Luis Obispo. It's a small pebbled leather bag, about 9 inches wide and 5 inches tall, with gold hardware and a detachable strap. Inside there's a blue floral lining, a pink tassel charm, and my work badge tucked in the inner pocket. I also noticed a tiny coffee-stain heart on the inside pocket and a small scuff on the bottom corner from daily wear. This bag means a lot to me—it's a gift from my sister and holds a lot of sentimental value. If you found it, I’d be incredibly grateful to have it back.
I lost my blue Accu-Chek glucose meter yesterday around 3pm in San Luis Obispo. It's a small, rectangular meter about the size of a smartphone, tucked inside a bright blue silicone case. On the back there's a tiny panda sticker that makes it easy to spot. I think I dropped it while walking from the farmers market near Mission Plaza, around Osos Street toward Higuera. This device is essential for my daily diabetes management, and I'm really worried about losing it. If anyone happened to find it, please message me. I can meet up downtown SLO to pick it up, and I'll be forever grateful.
I lost my silver Yale keys on a blue fabric lanyard yesterday around 3pm near Mission Plaza on Garden Street in San Luis Obispo. The set includes two standard house keys and a tiny black plastic tag with my apartment number scribbled in Sharpie. One key has a small dent on the head, and the lanyard sports a tiny palm-tree sticker from a coast trip. They’re a bit scuffed from daily use, and they open my apartment building; it has sentimental value because the lanyard was a gift from my grandmother. If anyone found them, I’d be really grateful to have them back.
I found this jacket this morning around 9:15 am in the parking lot behind the SLO Public Library on Palm Street, near Mission Plaza in San Luis Obispo. It's a black North Face down jacket with a bright orange lining, size Large, in generally good condition with minor wear. A small tear on the left cuff and a red enamel sun pin on the zipper pull are two distinctive features. I figured someone probably lost it in the area since it was dry and warm under the trees, and I'd really like to get it back to its owner. If this sounds like yours, drop a note here and we can arrange a quick meetup near the library.
I found this afternoon around 3:45 pm outside the Starbucks on Monterey Street in downtown San Luis Obispo. It’s a small red nylon tote bag with a black star sticker on the front and a slight coffee stain along the bottom edge. Inside, there’s a spiral notebook with a green cover, a reusable water bottle, and a whale-shaped keychain. If the owner can describe the contents or the notebook’s cover design, I’d be happy to return it.
I found this oak coffee table this afternoon around 2:15pm in front of the Starbucks on Higuera Street, downtown San Luis Obispo. It’s a mid-century style piece, about 48 inches long, with a clear glass inset on top and a lower open shelf in matching oak. The finish is a warm honey tone with a few light scratches and a tiny dent on the front left leg. There’s a faded fern sticker tucked on the inside of the lower shelf, which is a small clue to its past. It feels sturdy and clean, and I figured someone might be missing it, so I’m hoping to help reunite it with its owner.
I found a black leather briefcase this afternoon around 2:15pm on the sidewalk outside Mission Plaza, near Higuera Street in San Luis Obispo. It's about 14 inches wide, with a sturdy handle and a small brass lock, and the exterior shows light creases from wear. Inside there's blue lining and an organizer panel; there's a faded brass nameplate on the lid that reads 'A. Chen,' plus a USB-C cable and a small notepad tucked in a pocket. If this belongs to you, please reach out so I can help get it back safely.
Found a pair of blue Speedo swim trunks this afternoon around 3:15pm behind the San Luis Obispo Public Library on Osos Street, near Mission Plaza. They're men's size Medium, mainly royal blue with a black side stripe and a bright yellow drawstring. The trunks are in decent condition, a bit sun-faded from the beach, with a small orange paint smudge on the inner waistband and a tiny white sea turtle embroidered on the left leg for a unique touch. If you're missing a swimsuit, I'd love to get them back to you. Drop a note here and I can arrange a pickup near the library.
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