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I lost my black North Face backpack yesterday around 3:15pm near the Friday Harbor ferry terminal on Spring Street. It's a 22-liter daypack with a few scuffs along the bottom from weekend hikes, and the main pocket has bright blue zipper pulls with a small red carabiner clipped to the side strap. Inside, there's a well-worn notebook with lighthouse doodles and a leather key fob I always attached to the zipper pull. It means a lot to me because it was a gift from my sister, and I really need to get it back. If anyone found it, shoot me a message—I'm grateful beyond words.
Yesterday around 3pm I lost my leopard gecko near the Safeway on 11th Street in Anacortes. It's about 4 inches long from head to tail, with a bright orange base and irregular white spots along its back; the tail is a bit chunky and ends in a pale tip. It lives in an Exo Terra terrarium, and there's a tiny scar on its right hind foot from a recent little tumble. My kid calls him Sunny and this gecko has a lot of sentimental value—we're really worried we won't see him again. If anyone found him, please text me right away so we can come pick him up; we'd be forever grateful.
I lost my red Gretsch Catalina Maple 5-piece drum set yesterday around 3pm after rehearsal at the Mount Vernon Community Arts Center on First Street. It's a glossy red finish with black hardware, and a small dent on the bass drum hoop. On the snare there's a sunburst sticker that reads 'Mina's Kit', and I tucked a pair of Vic Firth 5A sticks in the snare's throw. The kit also came with a slightly worn throne and a custom drum key attached to the ride cymbal stand. This drum set is sentimental to me, being my late father's gift, and I really need to get it back.
I lost my favorite blue dog leash, which has a cute floral pattern, while walking my dog near the waterfront in Skagit. We were about to head to the dog park when I realized it must have slipped from my hand when I was checking my phone. If you find it, please let me know as it was a gift from a dear friend!
I lost my brown hearing aid while enjoying a walk in Township Park, Skagit on the afternoon of October 15th. I must have dropped it near the benches by the pond. It’s really important for my daily life, so any help in locating it would be greatly appreciated.
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.
I found a mid-century teak coffee table this afternoon around 2:15pm behind the Anacortes Public Library on 10th Street. It's about 48 inches long, 24 inches wide, and 18 inches tall, with a single shallow drawer that has a brass pull. The top shows a few light scratches and a faint circular water stain, but the warm teak grain shines in the afternoon light. The legs are tapered and slightly splayed, giving it that classic retro vibe. On the bottom panel there’s a small faded stamp that reads 'Hansen Teak Co.' and a tiny handwritten note that says 'Property of J. Wallace.' If anyone recognizes it or knows who it might belong to, I can hold onto it and coordinate pickup.
We found a large, heavy wooden dining table with a leaf extension while clearing out a backyard in Anacortes. It looks like it might have been left outside for a while, but it’s still quite sturdy. If anyone is missing a table like this, please reach out! It was found in a residential area near Skagit.
I found a black rolling suitcase while waiting for the ferry at Skagit Ferry Terminal. It doesn't have any identification tags attached, but it's in good condition with a few travel stickers on it. I hope to find the owner so they can get it back. Please describe it to claim!