All lost and found items in Eugene
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Found quilts near Skinner Butte Park.
Yesterday at about 3:15 PM, I was walking along Willamette Street toward Skinner Butte when I spotted a stack of quilts resting on a park bench. There are three quilts, each with its own story: a navy one with star patterns, a floral lavender piece, and a bright patchwork that looks well loved. They seemed cared for but a little dusty, like they'd traveled a long way. I picked them up and brought them to a safe spot near the Eugene Public Library, hoping the owner would recognize them and share a memory tied to these fabrics.
Lost holiday decorations near Autzen Stadium, Eugene, OR.
I lost my red tote with holiday decorations around 9:15 p.m. on December 4. It had been on the porch railing at my friend's house near 13th Avenue and Willamette Street, not far from Autzen Stadium. I paused to grab an extra extension cord, and in the rush I must have left it behind. I’m hoping a neighbor or passerby picked it up and kept it safe.
Lost leashes near Skinner Butte Park
I lost my dog leashes on Friday at 7:02 pm near Skinner Butte Park, at the 5th Avenue entrance in Eugene. One leash is navy blue with a yellow loop; the other is plain black. I had paused to untangle a fallen leaf when a breeze whipped down the hill and knocked them from my wrist. The path felt quiet, with only the distant sound of traffic and a gull crying over the river. They are essential for our evening walks, and I can picture them snagged on a low root near the overlook. I am praying someone returns them to the park office.
Lost stamps near Skinner Butte Park, Eugene
Last Friday around 6:15 p.m., I realized my small stamp collection was gone. I was sorting mail at my kitchen table in a one-bedroom near Skinner Butte Park on Alder Street, Eugene, when I must have left the albums and a few loose sheets on the coffee table. I retraced my steps through downtown toward the Whiteaker neighborhood, but the stamps didn’t turn up. Those stamps were sentimental—a few from my grandfather's trips and some rare issues I picked up during college years. I’m hoping someone picked them up and kept them safe where I can find them.
Lost drones near Alton Baker Park, Eugene
I lost my two drones near Alton Baker Park on Friday around 7:20 p.m., after filming the sunset along the Willamette River trail. One is black with a red trim; the other is silver with orange prop guards. I last had them near the paved path by the pedestrian bridge and they disappeared into the tall grasses along the riverbank. They’re important to my work and a bit pricey, so I’m hoping someone spotted them resting somewhere safe. If you found them, I’d really appreciate the help in getting them back to me.
Lost power tools in Eugene near Autzen Stadium
I lost my power tools last Friday around 7:15 p.m. in Eugene, Oregon. I had them tucked in a metal toolbox in my small backyard workshop on West 11th Avenue when I stepped inside for a moment to fetch a screw; by the time I came back, they were gone. The toolbox had a cordless drill, a circular saw, and a few drill bits, and the space by Skinner Butte Park looked just as I left it, except for the emptiness where they sat. I'm feeling anxious and frustrated because I hoped to finish a weekend project and now I have to improvise.
LOST chargers in downtown Eugene
I LOST my chargers while grabbing a latte at Noble Coffee Roasters on 10th Avenue around 4:45 p.m. last Tuesday. I retraced my steps down Willamette Street toward Kesey Square, checking at a couple of shops, but no luck. The cords are a green braided USB-C cable with a black brick charger—one of those with the short, sturdy cord. If someone turned them in, they’d mean a lot to me as I’m traveling for work this week and rely on them nightly.
Found: Studs near downtown Eugene
I found a small pair of studs on the sidewalk near the Hult Center for the Performing Arts in downtown Eugene around 2:30 PM yesterday. The crystals glittered among the fallen leaves, and I tucked them into a pocket so they wouldn’t get stepped on. They look silver with tiny clear stones, probably worn for a show or a night out in Eugene, Oregon. When I picked them up, I felt a little hopeful that someone would miss them and be grateful to get them back. I’m keeping them safe here until the owner can claim them on the site.
Found sandals in Eugene near library
I found a pair of sandals on a bench outside the Eugene Public Library on 9th Avenue in Eugene, Oregon around 3:15 pm today. They’re tan leather with a bright blue strap and a few scuffs from walking the riverfront path. I slid them into a safe spot near the information desk at Broadway and 9th, hoping the owner would see this listing. It felt strange to hold onto someone else’s shoes, but I knew how easy it is to lose track of things in downtown Eugene. Hopefully the owner will recognize them and claim them soon.
LOST Train near Eugene Amtrak station
I LOST my Train around 6:15 p.m. this evening outside a cafe near 11th and Willamette in downtown Eugene. It's a small, handmade toy train my grandfather gave me years ago, with a green body and a tiny red caboose—not valuable to anyone but priceless to me. I had paused there after a short rehearsal to tidy up when a gust swept a few receipts and the toy rolled away. I retraced from the Eugene Amtrak station toward the library courtyard, then along Oak Street, but the evening lights blurred my search. My heart sank realizing I’d probably left it behind. If someone found it, I’d be grateful to have it back safe and sound.
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Stolen tote bag with journal
Stolen tote bag, journals, sun gloves, inhaler. Had a tote bag with a vegetable pattern and some embroidered repair work on the handle stolen from my car this weekend. It had a small brown journal with a yellow spine that is deeply personal to me and was stolen from 18th on Harris St. sometime the night of Friday the 19th. There were also some other items in the bag (inhaler, sun gloves) but the journal is by far the highest priority for me. Hope whoever took it can do some reflecting on their choices. This is an older photo (bag is dirtier now)
Found postcards on Willamette Street near Saturday Market.
I found someone else's postcards this morning along Willamette Street, near the Saturday Market in downtown Eugene. They were tucked into a weathered envelope, with a mix of vintage views and handwritten notes that looked like travel memories. I found them at 11:20 a.m. today, when the market was just opening and the air smelled of coffee and pine. I know how personal postcards can be, and I hoped to reunite them as soon as possible.
Found sheet music near the Eugene Public Library
I was walking back from the Sunday farmers market and found this sheet music lying on a bench near the main entrance of the Eugene Public Library at 2:13 p.m. yesterday. The cover is a faded blue with the title 'Spring Serenade' handwritten in pencil, and inside there's a penciled note that says 'For Lily.' A few torn corners flutter when the breeze picks up. It felt personal, like someone had practiced for a recital and left it behind by mistake. I’m keeping it safe here, hoping the owner spots this listing and recognizes the music by its binding and the coffee cup ring on the corner.
Lost sports equipment in Eugene area
Last Friday around 6:45 p.m., after wrapping up practice at Alton Baker Park, I realized my bag with sport gear had vanished. Inside was a mix of soccer cleats, a tennis racket, knee pads, and a rolled-up yoga mat—the kind of gear I grab for pickup games and quick workouts. I must have left it near the basketball courts by the pond, just off the trail behind Autzen Stadium. I’m frustrated by the loss because those items were essential for staying active during the term.
Lost microwaves in Eugene, Oregon.
Hello, I’m Jordan Reed. This morning around 9:15 a.m. I realized two microwaves were lost from the back of my delivery van in Eugene, in the Valley River Center parking lot near the East 11th Avenue entrance. They’re not huge, but they’re essential for the kitchen at our community center, and losing them is a real setback. I’m hoping someone might have seen them or picked them up by mistake and kept them safe. If that happened, please know they’re important to a lot of families in town.