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Hey, I’m Priya Patel. I lost my black nylon backpack yesterday around 3pm near the Starbucks on Riverside Drive in downtown Mount Vernon. It’s a medium-sized bag with a bright red zipper and a whale-shaped keychain on the zipper pull; inside there’s a small spiral notebook, a crumpled photo of my grandmother, and a pine-tree sticker on the inner pocket. It was a gift from her, so it means a lot to me. If you found it, I’d really appreciate getting it back—there are work materials and memories in there, please message me here or text if you spot it.
I lost my gray Lowepro camera bag yesterday around 3pm near the Friday Harbor ferry terminal on Front Street, San Juan Island. It's the compact, weather-worn model with a bright orange strap and a small coffee stain on the bottom corner. Inside there's a small point-and-shoot camera, a grey memory-card case with a red zipper, and a few travel photos tucked in a clear pocket. The bag has a distinctive orange zipper pull on the main pocket and a leather interior tag embroidered with the initials 'KP'. This bag is tied to a lot of trips and memories, and I'd really appreciate getting it back.
I lost my Seagate 1TB portable hard drive yesterday around 3pm near the Mount Vernon Safeway on 7th Street. It's a black, slim drive in a black protective case, with a bright red sticker bearing the initials 'KP' on the label. The drive is in good condition, no cracks, but there's a small dent on the bottom edge and a faint coffee stain on the case. I use it for family photos and work backups, so it's really important to get it back. If anyone found it, please reach out; it contains irreplaceable files and memories.
Yesterday around 3pm I realized my silver iPad Pro 11-inch was missing from my backpack's outer pocket near the Friday Harbor ferry terminal on San Juan Island. It’s the 2022 model, 256GB, in a black leather Apple case with a small blue star sticker on the back for easy identification. The screen protector has a tiny bubble near the corner, and the tablet shows light wear from daily use, but otherwise it’s in good condition. This iPad holds plenty of family photos and work notes, and it really matters to me because it was a gift from my sister. If anyone found it, I’d be forever grateful to get it back.
I lost my emerald-green parakeet yesterday around 6pm near the Friday Harbor Market on Spring Street. My parakeet is about 5 inches tall, with a bright blue tail patch and a tiny white scar on the left side of his beak. I can spot a red leg band marked 'A1' on his leg, and his cheerful chirp gives him away when I'm nearby. This bird means a lot to my family, especially my daughter, so I’d really appreciate getting him back.
I found a gray canvas tote bag this afternoon around 2:45pm near the Friday Harbor Ferry Terminal on Spring Street, San Juan Island. It's a medium-sized bag, about 14 inches wide and 12 inches tall, with a dark brown leather bottom and sturdy black straps. The front has a small embroidered compass patch, and inside I spotted a red hardcover notebook and a blue umbrella with a chipped tip. The bag seems in good condition, a bit dusty from the walk, and there's a set of keys on a silver carabiner tucked under the main zipper pouch. I figured someone must be missing it after their ride; I’d like to see it returned to its owner. If you lost it, describe the notebook title or the compass patch to claim it.
I found a black Zoom H6 Handy Recorder this afternoon around 3:15pm near the Starbucks on 11th Street in downtown Anacortes. It’s in a gray protective case with a tiny dent on the top left corner and a blue whale sticker on the back. The display is clean, all the buttons respond when pressed, and there’s a 32GB microSD card tucked inside along with a spare windscreen that sits a bit loose. I know someone might be missing this and it probably means a lot to them—these recorders can be sentimental or essential for gigs and field work. If this belongs to you, drop me a line at [email protected] with a quick description to verify.
I found a gray canvas tote bag this afternoon around 3:45pm near the Friday Harbor ferry terminal on San Juan Island. It's a medium-sized bag, faded gray, with a pink scarf tied to the handle that's hard to miss. Inside I found a spiral notebook with a dog doodle, a reusable coffee mug, and a small keyring with a house key. There's a red embroidered initial 'J' on the bottom corner and a tiny coffee stain on the bottom edge, but otherwise it's in decent shape. If this is yours, I’d really like to help get it back to you.
I found a compact black three-ring binder about 9x11 inches stuffed with a stamp collection on a bench outside Langley Market on Whidbey Island this afternoon around 2:15pm. The binder is labeled 'Scott' on the spine, and inside are stamps from the 1910s through the 1940s—mostly U.S. and Canadian issues—still fairly well preserved, though a few pages show yellowing with age. A small enamel pin shaped like a green lighthouse is clipped to the binder, and there’s a faint sticker inside that reads 'L. Chen Stamps' as a possible owner clue. It’s a neat, sentimental-looking bundle, and I’d love to help reunite it with its owner if you can reach me.
I found a small red plastic fire truck toy this afternoon around 3pm near the Friday Harbor ferry terminal, on Spring Street across from the benches near the dock. It's about 8 inches long, with a white ladder on top and a few paint scuffs, but the red shows well and the wheels roll smoothly. On the side there's a faded white sticker that says 'Lily's Fire Dept' and a tiny blue sticker with 'SP'—easy to spot as identifying features. I hope it finds its owner soon; it clearly belonged to a kid and I'm glad to help get it back.
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