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LOST item: canines. Friday around 7:00 p.m., I lost my two dogs, Rex and Luna, while we walked along Beltrami Avenue near the Paul Bunyan statue in downtown Bemidji. A loud bell and passing traffic startled them, and they dashed in opposite directions across the block. Rex is a black Labrador mix, big and friendly; Luna is a small beagle mix with a white blaze on her chest. They both wear red collars with tags, and I’m wrung out with worry, hoping they’re somewhere warm and safe near Diamond Point Park or the lakefront.
I was strolling along downtown Bemidji yesterday around 7:40 p.m. when my small model train slipped from my backpack near the Bemidji Public Library and the river walkway behind Diamond Point Park. I’ve had this train since my grandfather, and it means a lot to me, so I’m hoping for its safe return. I’ve already checked the library steps and the nearby path, but it hasn’t turned up. If this helps someone recognize it, please know how important it is to me.
I lost my travel adapters this afternoon around 4:15 PM near the Paul Bunyan statue in downtown Bemidji. They are a compact black universal adapter with a red zip pouch that says Travel. I must have left them in a cafe along Beltrami Avenue or near the statue during a walk after class. They are crucial for my trip, and I would be grateful for any help locating them. If you found them, please reach out through the site and we can arrange a pickup near the statue.
I found these photographs on Tuesday, May 12, around 6:40 p.m., tucked beneath a bench near the Sanford Center in Bemidji. The envelope held several prints—there's a family photo in front of a cabin by Lake Bemidji, and a snapshot of friends posing at a party in the late '90s. The images feel like someone’s precious memory, worn at the edges and full of little smiles. I don’t know who they belong to, but they deserve to be seen again. If you recognize the people or the places, please reach out through the site and we’ll get them back to you.
I was at Lake Bemidji's Diamond Point Beach around 6:30 p.m. on Thursday when I realized my bright blue swimsuit had vanished from a chair near the lifeguard stand. It’s a one-piece with white piping and a small silver charm near the strap—my favorite after a long day of traveling. I retraced my steps along the boardwalk and the pavilion, but it didn’t turn up. It feels silly to admit, but losing it took the wind out of my sails; I’d be grateful to be reunited with it.
I lost my leashes yesterday afternoon in Bemidji, around 4:15 p.m., near the Headwaters Science Center. I had just stepped off Beltrami Park property when a sudden gust whipped the leashes from my hands and they slipped toward the lake, and I didn't notice until I got back to my car. They're black nylon with a red reflective strip, and one has a small metal tag engraved with 'Riley'. I'm anxious because our daily walks are what keep our routine calm, and I just want them back so our dogs can keep comfy at night.
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