All lost and found items in Siskiyou County
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Lost sewing pins near Siskiyou County Courthouse, Yreka
I was walking in Yreka around 4:30 p.m. on Sunday, near the Siskiyou County Courthouse, when I dropped a small tin of sewing pins from my bag. They’re just simple silver pins, but they belonged to my grandmother and helped mend her old quilt. I retraced the route along Main Street up toward the courthouse steps, but the pins didn’t turn up. If someone found them, I’d be grateful to have them returned through the site. It sounds silly, but losing them feels like losing a piece of our family history, and I’m hopeful they’ll turn up.
Lost holiday decorations in Siskiyou County
Hi, I'm Sophia Kim. I was decorating my cabin near Yreka in Siskiyou County when a box of holiday decorations slipped from my hands at around 6:45 p.m. last Sunday and disappeared. It includes a red wreath with pine cones, a string of multicolored lights, and a handful of gold and emerald ornaments. Those decorations belonged to my grandmother, who loved Christmas-time in these mountains, so losing them hurts more than usual. If anyone found them, please let the site know so I can recover them.
Lost violins after practice near courthouse
I lost my two violins after a late jam near the Siskiyou County Courthouse in Yreka around 6:30 p.m. Friday. The blue padded case has a dent on the scroll and a faded sticker reading 'Redwood Strings'. Those instruments were a gift from my grandfather, so they mean a lot to me. If someone saw them, please keep an eye out.
Lost Remote Controls in Siskiyou County
On Tuesday at 7:30 pm I realized my remote controls were missing after I stood up to fetch a snack. I last used them on the couch cushions in my living room, which faces Main Street in downtown Yreka, just a block from the Siskiyou County Courthouse. They are a black universal remote and a smaller silver one with a red power button. I hope the owner will see this listing and claim them through the site; until then, I'll keep them safe here.
Lost sheet music in Siskiyou County
I was warming up for a recital outside the Siskiyou County Library on South Broadway in Yreka at 7:45 p.m. last Tuesday when I realized my sheet music was gone from my backpack. It's a battered folder with the top edge frayed, a red ribbon tying it closed, and a stubborn coffee stain on the cover. The music means a lot to me, and I’m hopeful a good person found it and will return it through this site. If you saw a stray bundle of sheet music near the library, please check here.
Found terrariums near Yreka Safeway parking lot.
I was taking a late afternoon stroll around 4:15 p.m. on Sunday near the Yreka Safeway when I spotted a trio of glass terrariums on a bench. A tiny fern, moss, and smooth stones peeked out from one, and the lids showed a little fog from indoor humidity. It was clear someone cared about these plants, so I picked them up and looked around, but there was no note or clue. If they belong to you, they deserve a new home and a bright windowsill.
Lost: Work Cases in Siskiyou County
Hi, I’m Jessica Alvarez. I last had my work cases in the passenger seat of my car outside the Red Apple Market on Main Street in Yreka around 6:15 PM last Tuesday. I drove home and realized they were missing when I parked near the Siskiyou County Courthouse. The cases are black with a bit of wear on the corners, and the zipper sticks when I try to open them. They hold notes and drafts I need for an important presentation tomorrow, so I'm hoping they’ll turn up somewhere nearby in Siskiyou County. Any sighting would mean a lot to me and my nerves.
Photographs from a family archive
I’m searching for a small bundle of old photographs that vanished during a walk in Yreka. At 3:15 PM on Saturday, July 20, 2024, I must have dropped them near Greenhorn Park along the Yreka Creek trail. The set includes a faded portrait of my grandmother in a polka-dot dress and a color print from a family picnic on Main Street. Those pictures carry stories of people I wish I could ask about one more time, and I feel a hollow ache without them.
lost memory cards near Scott River Trailhead, Fort Jones.
Last Friday around 11:30 AM, I was hiking along the Scott River Trailhead near Fort Jones and realized my memory cards were lost from my camera bag. The trail winds past basalt cliffs and pine, and the river glittered under a clear sky as I snapped a few shots. I must have set the little black case down while I checked a map, and now I can't remember where. They hold two SD cards, one labeled Trip 04 and the other with wedding photos, the only copies I have from a special trip. I’m hoping someone picked them up and held onto them for me.
Lost utensils in downtown Yreka
At 5:15 p.m. on Tuesday, I was wrapping up a neighborhood potluck at the Siskiyou County Community Center in downtown Yreka when I realized my utensil set—two forks, a spoon, and a wooden spatula—was missing from my tote. I likely dropped them while chatting near the farmers market tents along Oregon Street. Those utensils belonged to my grandmother; she taught me to cook, and they remind me of Sundays at her kitchen table. I’m hoping someone honest picked them up and kept an eye out for initials on the handles.
Handheld and console lost in Siskiyou County
Hi, I'm Jordan Rivera. I was hiking near Mount Shasta City Park on the evening of Friday and stopped for a quick break around 6:15 PM, when I realized my handheld game console and a spare controller were missing from my backpack. I retraced the path to the Mount Shasta City Park gazebo but couldn't find them. The console meant a lot to me for both work and personal games, and the data in it isn't easily replaceable. I'm feeling frustrated and hopeful that someone nearby found them and kept them safe until I could come back for them.
Lost Belts in Siskiyou County
Last Saturday around 5:30 p.m., I was hiking the Castle Crags State Park area in Siskiyou County when I took off my brown leather belt to adjust my pack. I set it on a rock near the trail junction while I tied my hiking boots, and when I stood up a moment later, it was gone. The belt is brown leather with a brass buckle and a small scratch near the buckle, a simple item but full of memories from a family trip. If you found it, I’d be forever grateful.
Lost student ID in Siskiyou County, CA
Hi, I’m Emily Carter, and I realized around 4:15 PM Friday that I’d lost my student ID. I had been hiking the trails near Mount Shasta City Park and headed toward the Riverside Trailhead along the main road. That card has my name and photo, and I need it for class access tomorrow, so I’m worried about getting back into my schedule. It’s a small white card with a blue stripe and my name printed in dark letters. If you’ve seen something like this, I’d be grateful for any information.
Silver trumpet with engraved initials, Mount Shasta area
I lost my silver Yamaha trumpet yesterday around 3pm near Mount Shasta City Park, by the gazebo outside the little coffee shop. It’s a Bb trumpet, standard size, with a few tiny dents on the bell and a scratch along the first valve slide. The bell is engraved with the initials 'LO', and it sits in a black hard-shell case with a red interior; inside the lid there’s a red microfiber cloth tucked away. The mouthpiece has a tiny nick. This trumpet has meant a lot to me since college, so I’d really love to get it back. If you found it in that area, email [email protected].
28-inch black Samsonite suitcase
I lost my 28-inch black Samsonite hard-shell suitcase yesterday around 4pm after loading groceries at the Safeway on Main Street in Yreka. It's a sturdy case with a red TSA latch, blue interior, and a bright orange luggage tag marked with 'JP'. The corners are scuffed and the top handle shows wear, but the zippers still work. Inside I packed a few outfits for a job interview and a faded photo of my grandmother—this bag has sentimental value and I really need it back. If someone found it, please email [email protected].