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I’m Daniel Kim, a Wenatchee-based courier who walks the riverfront most mornings. On Saturday around 8:15 am, I found a couple of toasters tucked under a bench near Pybus Public Market on North Wenatchee Avenue. They look like ordinary, everyday appliances—steel-gray with chrome—that somehow didn’t seem to belong to anyone nearby. I left them where I found them, in case the owner came looking, and I still notice the small crumb-trays sticking out. If these belong to you, they’re in a safe spot and can be claimed via the site.
Yesterday at 5:45 PM, I realized my two parrots were missing as we walked away from Pybus Public Market toward the Wenatchee Riverfront. They’re bright green with yellow heads and one has a blue tail; I’ve raised them for years and they light up our house with chatter and mischief. I retraced the market stalls and called along the river path, but the crowd and the wind kept them hidden. They’re friendly and curious, and I’m desperate to have them back with us.
At about 6:30 PM Friday, I was leaving Pybus Public Market with a tote labeled Breeds—the folder holding all my dog breed registrations and care sheets. The bag slipped from my shoulder as I crossed Wenatchee's Riverfront Park, and somewhere between the market’s doorway and the pedestrian path it disappeared. The brown folder has a red label; inside are papers for several breeds and medical notes. I’m anxious because those papers are essential for my dogs and for my small breeding efforts. If you found anything in the Pybus area or along the riverwalk, please keep it safe and let me know.
Last Friday around 7:30 p.m., I realized my box of holiday decorations had vanished from outside my house on Worthen Street, Wenatchee. We had just finished a quick porch lights setup and I must have left the box on the curb while we went inside for warm drinks, near Pybus Market. Inside are a red garland, a wreath, and a handful of heirloom ornaments that belonged to my grandmother. I’ve checked the sidewalk along Worthen Street and the nearby parking lot by Pybus Market, but I haven’t found them yet.
LOST: My ties somewhere around 4:15 p.m. today in Wenatchee, Washington. I was leaving Pybus Public Market and walking toward the waterfront when one navy-blue knit tie slipped from my pocket along the sidewalk near the Apple Capital Loop Trail. It’s not flashy, but it’s part of my interview outfit, and I’m anxious about replacing it before the next job call. If you found a tie matching that description, please keep it safe for the owner to see this post.
Adult size E-Bike left at Foothills Middle School on Saturday night
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