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I lost my Korg minilogue synthesizer yesterday around 3pm. It's a 37-key silver-gray body in a well-worn black padded gig bag with a red zipper pull. The top panel has a small red panda sticker and the back corner shows a dent I barely noticed until it caught my eye. I last had it outside the Stockton Arena on Weber Ave in Stockton, CA, after a rehearsal, near the Crest Theatre. This instrument means a lot to me—it's my main live rig and it was a gift from my late mentor, so I’m really hoping to get it back.
I lost my blue Anker Soundcore Bluetooth speaker yesterday around 3pm. I had it with me near the Bob Hope Theatre on Weber Ave in Stockton after grabbing a coffee at a corner shop. The speaker is about 7 inches long, with a dark blue fabric grille and a black plastic base; there's a small dent on the top edge and a tiny sticker of a space shuttle on the back. A braided orange USB-C charging cable is still attached. It was a gift from my sister, so it's sentimental and I'd really appreciate getting it back.
I was browsing the stacks outside the Stockton Public Library on Main Street yesterday around 3pm and must have left my blue hardcover travel guide. It's a Lonely Planet Japan guide, about 6x9 inches, with a slightly bent spine and a yellow sticky-note bookmark that says 'Tokyo itinerary'. The cover has a few scuffs and a coffee-ring on the back, but the pages are clean. It has sentimental value—it was a gift from my grandmother that inspired our last family trip, and I’d really appreciate its return.
I lost my black Bellroy passport wallet with RFID yesterday around 3pm near the Fox Theatre on El Dorado Street in Stockton. It’s the slim leather model, about 4x6 inches, with grey stitching and a faint coffee stain on the inside pocket where I keep boarding passes. There’s a tiny blue airplane sticker on the back cover I added for identification. It has sentimental value; it was a gift from my grandmother, and I really need it back. If you found it, please let me know—I’d be incredibly grateful and can describe the other details in person.
I lost my leopard gecko yesterday around 3pm. It's about 4 inches long, beige with orange spots, and a slightly darker tail tip. It was in a gray plastic terrarium with a heat pad, and I last had it near the Bob Hope Theatre on Center Street in downtown Stockton. There's a tiny blue dot near its left hip and a small kink in the tail from a previous molt, so it’s easy to spot if you’ve handled it. This gecko was a gift to my daughter and means the world to us, so we’re really hoping it turns up safe.
I found this blue, reflective dog collar yesterday around 4:15pm on Hammer Lane, outside the Target in Stockton. It's a nylon collar, medium size, with a bright royal blue color and a reflective stripe plus a red plastic quick-release buckle. There’s a small bone-shaped tag hanging from the D-ring with a paw-print engraving that’s a bit worn. The collar shows a few scrapes from the street but otherwise is in good condition. I grabbed it and kept it safe by the entrance, hoping to help reunite a pup with their owner. If this belongs to you, email [email protected] to arrange pickup in Stockton.
I found a sunburst soprano ukulele this afternoon around 3:15pm in front of the Bob Hope Theatre on Main Street, Stockton. It’s in decent shape, nylon strings feel a bit slack but playable, with a couple of light scratches along the back and a tiny chip near the edge of the sound hole. Inside the sound hole there’s a small blue sticker that reads 'Luna,' and the back of the headstock has a faded handwritten 'A. Rivera'—looks like someone’s initials. It seems like someone was just out practicing or busking nearby and left it behind by accident. If you’re the owner, I’d really like to get it back to you—tell me any other details about the instrument or the case and I’ll help reunite you.
I found a set of keys this morning around 9am in the parking lot behind the Stockton Arena on Weber Ave, near Center Street. There are five keys on a worn black keyring, plus a red enamel heart-shaped tag etched with the initials 'KP' and a small silver USB drive. The car key is a Honda remote and the blue plastic tag for a house key really stands out. They look in good condition overall, and I’m sure someone is missing them—they probably have sentimental value. If you recognize them, tell me where you last parked or describe the red tag and USB drive, and I’ll get them back to you.
Found this dog this afternoon around 3:45pm wandering near Victory Park on Pacific Avenue in Stockton. He's a medium-sized yellow Labrador mix with a bright blue collar and a silver bone-shaped tag that reads 'Max' and has a phone number. He looks well cared for, a little muddy from the rain, with a white chest patch and a tiny scratch behind his left ear. I checked for a microchip at a local vet and couldn't scan here; the number on the tag didn't connect to anyone answering. If this is your dog, message me here or email me at [email protected] to meet near the park and reunite him with you.
Found this sunburst acoustic guitar yesterday around 3pm on the sidewalk outside the Weberstown Mall entrance on Pacific Avenue in Stockton. It's in a sturdy black hard-shell case, with a few light scratches and a small dent near the lower bout. There’s a blue cat sticker on the headstock and a frayed star-pattern strap still attached. I know a guitar can have sentimental value, and I’d love to reunite it with its owner if you can confirm the sticker and strap details.
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