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I was walking along Capitol Boulevard near the Boise Public Library this morning around 9:40 a.m. when I spotted a rolled bundle of drapes by the curb outside a storefront. They’re beige with a subtle floral pattern, dusty and wrinkled, tied with twine. I brought them home to keep them safe and posted here in case the owner sees this. They obviously belong somewhere inside a living room, not on a street corner. I hope the owner comes forward through the site.
I realized around 7:10 PM yesterday that my bundle of kitchen appliances was missing. I was at the Riverside Apartments on West Idaho Street, cleaning up after making dinner for a neighbor and stepping out for a quick call by the Boise River Greenbelt trailhead. I last left them on the kitchen counter—a shiny stainless toaster, a blue-lidded blender, and a compact slow cooker. It feels grounding and a little heartbreaking to lose them; those gadgets are part of my nightly routine and, in a way, connect me to my family’s memories. If anyone has seen them, I just want them back where they belong.
I realized I dropped my student ID after my 8:20 AM class, while walking out of the Boise State University Library. I retraced my steps toward Julia Davis Park, near the fountain, but I didn't spot it. It's essential for campus access, library checkouts, and getting around town, so I’m anxious about losing it and the hassle of replacing it. If you happened to pick it up, know that it would mean a lot to me and I’d be grateful to have it back.
Hi, I'm Ava Collins. I lost two pocket watches around 4:20 p.m. Friday while I was browsing the vintage stalls on 8th Street near the Boise Capitol. I must have slipped them into my coat pocket and forgot as I hurried to catch the bus. One watch is tarnished silver with an etched leaf; the other is a warm gold case with a tiny compass lid. They were family heirlooms, and I’m hoping they’ve simply slipped into a nearby planter or under a bench; I’m a little heartbroken thinking they’re gone.
While strolling along Grove Street outside the Boise Public Library around 12:40 p.m. today, I found two small sculptures resting on a bench. One is a ceramic figure with a teal glaze; the other is a sleek, abstract form in muted tones, both the size of a paperback. They were dusty but intact, tucked away behind a fern as if someone set them down for a moment and forgot. I left them safe on the bench nearby, hoping the owner will see this listing and recognize them.
I lost my radios around 7:25 PM last Friday near the Boise Depot. They’re a compact pair, gray with a blue display, and one has a dent in the corner from a fall on the pavement. They’re important to me because they’re my go-to for coordinating volunteers during events, and they hold a handful of work notes scribbled on sticky tabs. I’ve retraced Front Street and the Greenbelt by the depot, but there’s no sign of them yet.
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