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I lost my pocket watches on Tuesday, around 4:15 PM, along Pacific Avenue near the Miracle Mile in Stockton. I had stopped to check a map and wind one of them, and I must have left the pair on a bench outside a coffee shop. By the time I realized they were gone, I’d already walked a couple blocks away and the street was busy with shoppers. These watches mean a lot to me—they were passed down from my grandfather and carry a small engraving on the back that makes them feel like a piece of him. I feel unsettled without them, hoping someone picked them up and kept them safe until I can find them.
On Friday night, around 6:45 PM, I realized my stack of DVDs was missing from my messenger bag while I was in the Stockton Main Library cafe on Weber Avenue. The case is a blue plastic one with a white "Movie Night" sticker and a small doodle of a heart I drew in red last year. I likely set the bag down at a table near the reference desk to print something, then stepped out briefly and must have left without it. Those films are a mix of indie titles and a couple of family favorites, and one pack is out of print; I feel anxious and hopeful at the same time, like a small piece of my evenings is gone but could still be found.
I was grabbing coffee at a shop on Center Street around 9:15 this morning and headed toward Weber Ave when I realized my driver's license was missing. I retraced my steps along Center Street and into the nearby bus-stop area near the Downtown Library, but I couldn't find it. The license is a standard card with my photo and name, and it has a small dent from a spill last year. If found, I would be grateful for any help in returning it.
I lost my Avians, and my heart sank when the sun dipped behind the foothills. At around 6:15 p.m. on Sunday, the gate to the backyard aviary on Weber Avenue was ajar and my Avians were gone. I live near Victory Park on the Miracle Mile in Stockton, and last I saw them they fluttered toward the park's willow trees. They’re small, bright, and friendly—one lime-green with a hint of yellow on the head, the other a touch more blue on the wings. The thought of them wandering alone through the streets keeps me anxious all night.
Hi, I’m Diego Ramirez. I realized my belts were missing after leaving the gym at Weber Point Events Center in downtown Stockton around 6:15 p.m. on Tuesday. I wear two belts most days: a black leather belt with a silver buckle and a brown woven belt with a brass buckle; I’m sure one of them slipped out somewhere between the parking lot and the fountain. They’re not priceless, but they’re part of my work outfits and every day feel incomplete without them. If you found them, please keep them safe—I’m hoping to get them back where they belong.
I found two toasters sitting on a bench by the riverwalk near Weber Point Park in Stockton at 3:20 p.m. on Tuesday. One is glossy black, the other brushed stainless, with crumb trays that look like they have seen a kitchen a dozen times. I checked for a note or any identifying sticker, but there wasn’t one. I figured someone must be missing them, so I am posting here to help reunite them with their owner through the site.
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