All lost and found items in Santa Maria
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Found Student ID near Santa Maria Public Library
I was leaving the Santa Maria Public Library around 9:15 p.m. on Tuesday, February 28, when I found a Student ID on the sidewalk near the library's main entrance. The card bears a photo and a name, along with a school logo I recognize—but I won't spell out the name here. I tucked it into my coat pocket and kept it safe, hoping the rightful owner would see this listing and recover it soon.
Lost suits after gala near Santa Maria Inn
I was in Santa Maria last Sunday for a meeting and a charity dinner, and by 5:20 PM I noticed my navy pinstripe suits were missing from my bag. I had them with me at the Santa Maria Inn on Broadway after the event, and I’m sure someone could have found them. They’re a two-piece navy suit with a matching tie, and they’re essential for my job interviews this week. I’m hoping they turned up somewhere safe and someone honest will have handed them in; I’m counting on the kindness of a stranger to help me get them back.
Lost Guitars in Santa Maria
Hi, I'm Diego Morales. I was loading up after a small gig outside the Santa Maria Public Library on Broadway around 7:30 p.m. last Friday when I realized my guitars were gone from the back of my sedan. One is a sunburst Les Paul, the other a black Fender Stratocaster with a few stickers from shows. I had parked near the library steps and stepped away to grab cables, and when I returned they were gone. It hurts to lose them—the music scene here in Santa Maria feels like a second home, and I hope someone honest found them and kept them safe.
Found travel visas near Santa Maria Public Library
Found travel visas on the sidewalk outside the Santa Maria Public Library on South Broadway at 9:30 AM today. The folder is a little worn, with pages fluttering in the breeze and a few notes in the margins. I know how stressful travel can be, and I felt a rush of responsibility to keep them safe until the rightful owner recognizes them here. I’ve left them in a secure spot near the library desk so they don’t get lost again.
Lost my synthesizers in Santa Maria
Last Friday around 11:45 PM I was packing up after a late rehearsal near the Santa Maria Public Library on Broadway when I realized my two synthesizers were missing from my gig bag. The cases are black with a couple of stickers—the cat and the blue wave—so they’re pretty distinctive. I’ve retraced routes along Main Street and the Riverwalk and checked with venues and security at nearby hotels, but no sign yet. These machines aren’t just gear; they’re my sound for a tour in a couple of weeks, and I’m praying someone honest found them and kept them safe.
Lost: Trading Cards in Santa Maria, CA
I realized my trading cards were gone after strolling Old Town Santa Maria around 6:15 PM yesterday. I was near the Santa Maria Public Library steps, probably left them on a bench by the fountain while I browsed with friends. The set includes a mix of childhood favorites and a few rare picks my grandfather handed down, so they’re special to me. If they turn up, they’d mean the world to me.
Lost: Radios in Santa Maria
I was walking along the Santa Maria Riverwalk near the Santa Maria Public Library's west entrance around 7:15 p.m. Friday when my two handheld radios were missing from my backpack. They’re small, black, and the kind I rely on for coordinating volunteers during events. I must have left them on a bench by the library. A wave of frustration mixed with relief—frustration at losing them, relief at the possibility someone honest found them.
Lost medication near a Santa Maria coffee shop
Hi, I'm Maria Lopez. I lost my medication this afternoon after leaving the Santa Maria Public Library around 4:15 PM. The bottle is small, white with a light-blue cap, and the label has peeled a bit; my initials 'ML' are on the cap. I rely on this daily, and I'm anxious about the next refill and missing doses. I searched around the library entrance and the nearby benches by the fountain on the 100 block of S. Broadway. If you found something that matches, please reach out through the site so I can pick it up at the library desk.
Lost USB drives near Santa Maria Public Library, 6:20 PM
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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Lost white Coach purse with IDs, cards, cash
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.
LOST travel adapters near Santa Maria Public Library.
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.
Sunflower ceramic vase found near Santa Maria library
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.
Keys on blue lanyard with paw charm
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.
Black Samsonite 24-inch suitcase with red tag
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.
Found gray dwarf hamster near Santa Maria Library
I found a small gray dwarf hamster this afternoon outside the Santa Maria Public Library on S. McClelland St. It’s a fluffy little guy, about the size of a peanut butter jar lid, with soft gray fur, a white belly, and a tiny white patch behind the left ear plus a pink nose. No collar or chip I can see. He seemed a bit hungry and a little scared, but he warmed up to a seed I offered. He’s safe with me in a small ventilated crate, and I’m hoping to reunite him with his owner soon—if this is your hamster, DM me here and we can arrange a meetup near the library.