Found
FOUND: Toasters in Wenatchee
near Pybus Public Market
Found
listing
Posted
about 14 hours
ago
Description
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.
Approximate found location
near Pybus Public Market
Pin shows an approximate area, not the exact spot — to protect privacy.
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