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On Friday at 7:15 p.m., I was finishing a quick practice near Riverfront Park in Idaho Falls, East Idaho, when I stepped away to help a friend. By the time I returned to the bench, my saxophones were gone—the alto in a worn brown case, the silver tenor, and a compact soprano tucked into a blue gig bag. Those instruments have traveled with me through college gigs and late-night rehearsals, and losing them hit hard emotionally. If you found them anywhere near the Riverfront Park bandstand, I’m asking for help to bring them home.
Late last night, around 11:20 PM, I realized my two kittens were missing from my yard in East Idaho. I last saw them near the lilac bushes by the east edge of Orchard Park on Maple Street, about a block from my apartment. They’re tiny, gray with white paws, and they hide whenever they hear footsteps. I’m anxious and checking the neighborhood, hopeful they’ll wander back home soon. If you see two small, frightened kittens together, please keep an eye out and check this listing.
Last Saturday around 8:15 p.m., I realized my shirts were missing after helping tear down a booth at the East Idaho Fairgrounds, just east of Idaho Falls. They were on a display rack by the Riverside Park entrance, a stack of four: three graphic tees with mountain scenes and one plain black shirt. I remember folding the shirts and leaving them within reach of the booth volunteers, then turning back to help with the cleanup. These shirts were a gift from a friend who lived here, and they carry memories of our weekends by the Snake River; I’m hopeful they’ll turn up somewhere nearby.
FOUND: I’m Caleb Jensen. This morning I found a bundle labeled Equipment for Various Sports by the Idaho Falls River Walk, tucked behind a bench near the Main Street Bridge around 9:30 a.m. on Saturday. Inside were a basketball, two tennis rackets in a bag, a ski helmet, and a couple of yoga mats with a strap. It looked like someone paused to grab a quick break and left their gear behind. I left the bag in a visible spot on the bench so the owner could recognize it, hoping it will be reunited soon with the person who owns it.
I found a bundle of adapters yesterday afternoon around 4:30 p.m. in the pedestrian plaza near the Idaho Falls City Hall fountain. They were tucked inside a small black pouch, mixed USB-C and HDMI cables that clearly looked used by someone who tinkers with gadgets. I picked them up because I figured someone might be frantically searching for them, and it would feel right to help out a neighbor in East Idaho. If these are yours, I hope this post helps reunite you with your gear.
I lost my action figures after a quick stop at the Snake River Greenbelt in Idaho Falls around 7:20 p.m. on Friday. I had them seated on a bench by the overlook while I checked my GPS on my phone, and when I got up to walk toward the snack cart, they were gone. They’re an uneven mix of heroes from my childhood, some with a little paint wear and one with a sticker from a garage sale I did with my sister. They mean a lot to me—these small figures carried lots of memories from family movie nights. I’m really hoping someone picked them up and kept them safe until I can get back to the area.
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