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I was at the Susanville Public Library on Main Street around 6:15 p.m. last Friday, and I swung by my apartment on South Weatherlow Street to grab a jacket before heading out again. When I got home, my remote controls were gone from the couch cushions where I always leave them. The living room is small, with a striped rug and a cozy lamp, and losing the remotes threw off my whole evening. If anyone saw them in the hallway, lobby, or stairwell, please reach out—I’m hoping they simply wandered off and someone tucked them away for safekeeping.
Hi, I'm Maya Thompson. I was out on Friday around 6:15 p.m. on Main Street near the Susanville Railroad Depot when I realized a small leather binder was missing from my bag. It holds a handful of stamps from my grandfather's collection, plus a few rare commemoratives from the 1950s. The binder is about 4 by 6 inches with a brass clasp and a faded brown finish. I retraced my steps along Main Street, checked the benches by the post office, and asked at the corner market, but nothing turned up. I felt that sinking, helpless pang when I realized it was gone. It’s sentimental to me, and I’m hoping someone might have found it and turned it in somewhere nearby.
I lost my two parrots near Riverside Park on Main Street in Susanville around 3:15 PM on Sunday. They are small green birds with blue tails and a loud, friendly chatter that would fill a room. I had them out for a quick walk and I fear they slipped away while I was tying my shoes by the bench. If you see two parrots wandering the block, please help me bring them home; I miss them every minute.
I was grabbing lunch behind Main Street Market on Susanville's Main Street yesterday around 12:15 p.m. when I spotted a pile of appliances tucked behind a dumpster along the curb. In a blue tote I found a blender, a coffee maker, and a compact fridge; they looked recently placed there and in decent shape. I moved them to a secure area near the loading dock behind the Lassen County Courthouse, hoping the owner would see this post and claim them. They belong to someone who could really use them, and I’d love to see them back with their rightful owner.
At 5:15 p.m. last Friday I realized my USB drives were missing after a quick meeting outside the Susanville Library steps. The two sticks are small, one labeled 'Project Aurora' in a matte black shell, the other plain metal with a red cap. I remember packing them into a gray tote and stepping into the cool evening air by the town square before realizing they were gone. I'm worried about the files inside—work documents and a handful of personal photos—and I keep replaying every step I took that afternoon. If someone found them, I hope they turned them in to the site so I can pick them up and breathe a little easier.
I stepped off a bus near Susanville's Main Street around 3:40 p.m. on Saturday and realized my sandals were missing. They’re beige leather with braided straps, size eight, and fairly distinctive because one strap is slightly frayed. I hurried along Main Street toward Susanville City Park and then checked the library area, but they didn’t turn up. It’s frustrating because I need them for the weekend adventures and the walk home. If you saw anything on Main Street by the Susanville Library or the plaza, please let the site know.
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