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Yesterday around 6:20 p.m., I realized my USB drives were missing after I left the Santa Maria Public Library on East Cook Street. They aren’t valuable money-wise, but they hold a year’s worth of work and a handful of family photos I can’t replace. I retraced my steps along Cook Street toward Main Street and checked the library entrance, the coffee shop across the way, and the plaza by the fountain, but I didn’t find them. I’m anxious about losing those backups and hope whoever picked them up will pass them on.
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Coach Purse color white ish and has a key chain with my photo and my partner also inside the purse has a wallet same as the purse and in the wallet has my debit card and state ID, High School ID and some cash about $22, has also my social security card and other more cards also inside the purse also had a box charger.
At 9:15 a.m. today, I realized my travel adapters were missing from my gray carry pouch after I grabbed coffee at the Santa Maria Public Library. I’d been charging a laptop and phone near a back window when I packed up and must have left the pouch on a chair. The set includes two USB-C adapters and a universal plug, all in a small gray pouch that zips shut. Those adapters are essential for my trip, and I’m hoping a kind soul found them and kept them safe. If you’ve seen them, I’d really appreciate their return.
I found this sunflower ceramic vase this afternoon around 4:15 pm behind the Santa Maria Public Library, near the parking lot off S Broadway. It’s about 7 inches tall with a cream glaze and hand-painted sunflowers in bright yellow. The glaze is glossy with a subtle crackle finish, and there’s a small chip on the rim that I could feel when I picked it up. On the bottom there’s a pencil inscription that reads 'S. Rivera 2019,' so it might be a personal piece. It seems well-made and has a nice charm, and I’d love to help reunite it with its owner—if you can describe the inscription or the chip, I’ll arrange the return.
Found a set of keys this afternoon around 3:15pm in the parking lot behind the Santa Maria Public Library on S Broadway. They're on a bright blue nylon lanyard with a small silver dog-shaped charm and a couple of worn keys; one key head is dented and there's a red heart sticker with the initial 'J' on a brass key. The lanyard is in good condition and the keys rattle when I shake them. If these belong to you, DM me here and tell me the distinguishing details so we can reunite them with their owner.
I lost my black Samsonite 24-inch suitcase yesterday around 3pm outside the Starbucks on Main Street in Santa Maria. It's a hard-shell polycarbonate case with a matte finish, a few scrapes on the corner, and a bright red TSA combination lock. Inside the lining is bright red, and I always keep a blue world-map sticker on the inside lid; there's also a small green scarf peeking out from the zipper pocket. A leather luggage tag with my initials PP is attached, and I tucked a few sentimental photos and a travel-sized camera inside. This suitcase holds my work wardrobe and a couple of personal items; it's really important I get it back.
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