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lost shopping bags in Anchorage
On Wednesday at 5:30 p.m., I realized my shopping bags were missing while I was walking from a grocery run toward downtown Anchorage. The bags were bulky—one black tote and a brown paper bag with my initials on the corner—stuffed with groceries and a small birthday gift I’d bought for my sister. I last saw them by the Captain Cook Hotel near 6th Avenue, as the wind picked up and few people hurried by. More than the items, the bags held memories, and I’m hoping they’ll be found and kept safe until I can get them back.
Lost well-worn blue-covered edition of 'The Great Gatsby' with name written inside, possibly left at a local café near downtown Anchorage.
I lost my favorite book, a well-worn copy of 'The Great Gatsby', while visiting the local café near downtown Anchorage. I'm not sure if I left it on the table or if it fell out of my bag while I was rushing to catch my bus. It's got my name written on the inside cover, and it's an edition with a blue cover that I can't find anywhere anymore. I really hope someone finds it and returns it to me.
Found black North Face backpack with green zippers and personal items on the shore by Campbell Lake.
I found a black North Face backpack with green zippers and accents on the shore by Campbell Lake in Anchorage. There were some personal items inside like a notebook and a water bottle that might help identify the owner. If you're missing this bag, please reach out with a description of the contents so I can return it to you.
Black 37-key synthesizer (Korg minilogue XD)
I lost my black Korg minilogue XD 37-key synthesizer yesterday around 3pm near the University of Alaska Anchorage campus. It's a matte black unit with a small blue mountain sticker on the top-right corner and a tiny dent along the right edge. I kept a tan leather gig bag with it, and the display screen has a light fingerprint smudge. This instrument means a lot to me and I really need it back for open mic nights here in town. If anyone found it, text me with any info and we can meet up near Providence Drive behind the Alaska Airlines Center or at the UAA Bookstore.
Black Korg minilogue xd synth found near Dimond Center
I found a black Korg minilogue xd synthesizer this morning around 10:15am in the Dimond Center parking lot behind the food court, near the Dimond Blvd entrance. It's in decent shape, with a few light scratches along the side and a tiny dent on the top-right corner from a minor bump, but all keys and knobs seem to work. The unit is in a black gig bag with a red interior, and there’s a small blue sticker on the back with the initials 'AK' for easy identification. I know gear can be pricey and important to someone, so I’m hoping to reunite it with its owner—if this sounds like yours, please reach out.
EpiPen auto-injector in orange case, Kai label
I lost my EpiPen auto-injector yesterday around 4pm near the Loussac Library parking lot on Denali Street in downtown Anchorage. It's in a bright orange protective case with a blue Velcro strap, and I wrote my kid's name 'Kai' on the case with a Sharpie. The device itself is the standard EpiPen, about the size of a lipstick tube, and the case shows a few scuffs from being tossed in my bag. My son has a severe peanut allergy, so this isn't something I can replace easily—I've been worried since it disappeared and really need it back. If anyone found it, reach out here so we can arrange a pickup.
lost: Sheets in Anchorage
I was packing for a short overnight trip around 9:30 p.m. last Friday, near the Alaska Railroad Depot in downtown Anchorage, when I realized I had lost my sheets from their laundry bag. They are a white cotton set with a thin blue piping that has faded from years of use. I have kept them in a linen closet near my kitchen window in Midtown, and the thought of sleeping somewhere else without them unsettles me. I must have left them on the laundry chair in the building's shared laundry room around 9:15 p.m., and when I returned, they were gone. They are more than fabric to me—just sheets tied to home I carry with me during trips through Mat-Su and back to the valley.