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I’m Alex Kim, a software designer who loves weekend strolls in the Seattle-Tacoma area. This past Friday around 6:15 p.m., I found a set of chokers on a bench outside a cafe along 4th Ave, not far from Westlake Park. There are three pieces: two black velvet chokers with silver clasps and one thin gold-chained piece. They look unused and have no note, so I kept them safe and hoped the owner would see this.
Ring found 7/25/2026 in Tacoma on G street near Lincoln High School
Today around 2:20 p.m., I found a bundle of chargers under a bench by the Pike Place Market entrance on Pine Street. The pile includes several USB-C cables, a brick charger, and a few odd-brand adapters—clearly someone was rushing to get online or to a meeting. I picked them up, checked around for a possible owner, and tucked them into a safe spot in case they return. It felt good to do the right thing, and I hope the owner sees this and claims their gear soon.
I was waiting for a friend outside the market at 11:15 AM on Saturday when a small stack of vintage postcards caught my eye on a bench by the waterfront. The cards are worn but charming, showing old Seattle neighborhoods and a few postage stamps from decades ago. They felt like a piece of someone’s memory, so I tucked them into my bag and brought them to the lost-and-found desk for safekeeping. If this is yours, you can claim it through the site.
Hi, I am Kai Nakamura. At about 8:10 p.m. last night, two kittens slipped out of my apartment door and disappeared near Pike Place Market in Seattle-Tacoma. One is a gray tabby, Salt, with bright green eyes; the other is a calico named Pepper with a white bib. They were last seen darting toward the alley behind the Market and the Gum Wall, and I’ve been pacing the street since. These furballs mean the world to me; I’d give anything to have them back home safe and sound.
Last Tuesday at 2:15 p.m., I left my tote on a bench outside the Tacoma Main Library and walked a few steps to grab a coffee. When I got back, the burgundy folder with my sheet music and a few annotations was gone. The pages mean a lot to me, and I’ve been replaying the missing measures in my head all week. If it turned up near the library steps or the bus stop on 6th Avenue, I’d be grateful to have it back.
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