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I found a box of board games near the Eau Claire Downtown Farmers Market on Barstow Street around 2:15 p.m. last Sunday. The games—a mix of classics and party favorites—were tucked in a tote, with Monopoly, Codenames, and Scrabble peeking out as people wandered by. I can imagine the night these meant something to someone: cozy family game nights, rainy evenings, a chance to unplug. I picked them up, tucked the tote under my arm, and stood by the information booth, hoping this post helps the rightful owner reconnect with their fun.
Brownish burgundy wonen’s jacket with hood and pockets.Most likely left at the benches near the climbing wall and playground beside the YMCA building on Wednesday, Sept. 2 in the evening between 6pm and 8pm.
I am Sophie Larson. I misplaced a stack of DVDs on Saturday evening around 8:45 PM near Phoenix Park along the Chippewa River in Eau Claire. The set includes a few favorites from childhood and one documentary about the Chippewa Valley; they are in a blue plastic case with a sticker. I was walking back from the downtown market with friends when I realized the case was not in my bag anymore. These are sentimental, and I keep hoping a good Samaritan picked them up and dropped them off where they could be found again.
I found three belts this morning around 9:15 a.m. near Phoenix Park in downtown Eau Claire. I was walking along the riverfront when a black leather belt with a brass buckle, a brown braided belt, and a neon-green belt peeked out from under a bench near the fountain. They looked recently worn, and I could tell someone might be missing them. I tucked them on a park bench for a moment and checked the nearby paths, then left them where a passerby could spot them easily. If these belts belong to you, I hope you’ll see this and recognize them soon.
On Tuesday at about 6:20 p.m., I headed out of Oakwood Mall with two shopping bags in my hands—the blue tote with a pinecone pattern and a plain beige reusable bag. I stepped onto Main Street, crossed the parking lot, and by the time I reached the Eau Claire Plaza, the bags were gone. The loss left me flustered because I use those bags for weekly groceries and a library run. The wind picked up as the sun lowered, and I imagined someone else using my bags for a quick bite or a stray receipt tumbling out. If you’ve seen them, please tell the website so I can make things right.
Hi, I’m Liam Olson. I lost my power tools on Friday around 4:15 p.m. I had been working on a quick DIY project and left them near Carson Park by the river trail, behind the pavilion. The tools include a blue cordless drill, a circular saw, and a hammer, all in a black tool bag with a red trim. I’ve been scrambling to finish the repairs at home, so this is a hassle. If you’ve seen anything matching this description, please report through the site. I’d be grateful to recover them.
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