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I’m Emily Carter. I found a small blue zip-case with travel adapters on the Juneau waterfront, near the ferry terminal, at 8:15 PM last Friday. A couple of travelers rushed by as I was turning to head home, and I spotted the pouch sitting on a bench, barely tucked under a poster. I picked it up and tucked it in my jacket, thinking the owner would be grateful to have it back. It’s a simple, practical thing, and I’d be glad to see it go back to its owner; please claim these on the site if they’re yours.
I was stepping out of the Alaska State Museum in Juneau at 4:10 p.m. yesterday when a folder of sheet music slipped from my bag and dropped to the pavement by the entrance. The blue binder contains pieces I’ve been practicing for an upcoming recital, some of them hand-written margins and notes I value. Losing it in Southeast Alaska feels like losing a small piece of my schedule and nerves, so I’m hoping someone picked it up and kept it safe.
While strolling along the Juneau waterfront near the Alaska State Capitol steps this morning around 11:20 am, I spotted a handful of pins lying on the concrete near a bench. I picked them up, thinking the owner might have dropped them during the busy tourist rush. The pins are bright enamel with various shapes—an orca, a totem pole, and a tiny bear—clearly someone’s collection. I don’t know who they belong to, but they seemed meaningful. If the owner sees this, I can arrange a meetup at a convenient spot; I’m glad to help reunite these keepsakes.
I lost my red North Face knit beanie this afternoon around 3:00 pm near the Alaska State Capitol on 4th Street in downtown Juneau. It's an adult size, slightly stretched from wear, with a bright blue pom-pom on top and a small white North Face logo patch on the front. The cuff is lined with soft gray fleece, and there's a tiny snowflake embroidery near the cuff that makes it unique. It was a gift from my sister and has a lot of sentimental value; I’ve worn it on every hike and in the rain here in Southeast Alaska, and I’d really appreciate getting it back.
I lost my red Pearl 14x6.5 inch snare drum yesterday around 3pm near the Alaska State Ferry Terminal in downtown Juneau, by the cruise ship dock and the souvenir shop. It's a used Pearl Export Series snare with a glossy red acrylic shell, chrome hardware, and a small dent on the rim near the 3 o'clock position. There's a blue star sticker on the shell and my initials 'PR' written inside the drumhead. I'm really hoping someone picked it up; it was a gift from my grandfather and means a lot to me. If you found it, please contact me—I can meet you downtown or at the ferry terminal to grab it.
I lost my gold-toned bracelet with a small heart charm yesterday around 3pm. It's a slim 2.5mm-wide bracelet, about 6.5 inches long, with a tiny teal sea-glass bead near the heart. The heart charm is a bit scratched and there’s a small tag engraved with the initials 'PP' near the clasp. I must have dropped it while wandering downtown Juneau, around the Alaska State Museum on Willoughby Avenue. It was a gift from my grandmother and means a lot to me; I’d be incredibly grateful to get it back if found. If you found it, email [email protected].
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