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Bike rack found in countryside neighborhood
Bike rack found in countryside neighborhood in middle of the street. Call my phone number and leave a message to identify this rack. Fort collins 970-222-3423
Charcoal gray Patagonia hoodie, small tear
I lost my charcoal gray Patagonia hoodie yesterday around 3pm near the Starbucks on College Ave in Old Town Fort Collins. It's a men's medium fleece, soft and well-worn, with a small tear on the left elbow and a faint white paint speck on the front pocket. Inside there's a blue monogram 'A.R.' stitched on the tag and a loose inner pocket that never closes properly. It's my favorite jacket for bike rides and has real sentimental value, so I'd really appreciate getting it back if anyone happened to find it.
Keyring with blue lanyard and maple leaf charm
I lost my keys yesterday around 3pm near the Starbucks on College Ave in Old Town Fort Collins. The set is a silver house key on a bright blue nylon lanyard, with a small brass compass pendant and a red enamel maple leaf charm. There's also a chipped enamel star on the lanyard and a tiny bottle opener shaped like a heart tucked between two keys. The keys open my apartment and my bike lock, and it's really stressful not having them since I rely on them every day — I’d be grateful to get them back.
Blue reflective dog harness with paw-tag found
Found a blue reflective dog harness with a paw-print tag near the bike racks by City Park on College Ave in Fort Collins this afternoon around 2:15pm. It’s a medium nylon harness with an adjustable strap system, a red plastic buckle, and a small scratch on the left side. The tag reads 'Riley' in white letters. Looks fairly new, clean, and clearly cared for. If this belongs to someone, please message me to swing by and pick it up—I'm hoping to get it back to Riley's owner soon.
Blue Nike Dri-Fit running shorts
I lost my blue Nike Dri-Fit running shorts yesterday around 5:30pm near Old Town Square in Fort Collins, by the bike racks at Linden Street. They’re a size Medium, made of quick-dry fabric, with a neon green drawstring and a small tear on the right pocket. The Nike swoosh on the left leg is still visible but a bit faded. They’ve been my go-to for every long run this season and were a gift from my coach, so they have sentimental value. If you found them, please reach out; I’d really appreciate getting them back, and I can meet at the Old Town Library to pick up.
Lost: Terrariums in Fort Collins, CO
I lost two terrariums somewhere in Fort Collins' Old Town Square around 5:40 p.m. last Friday. They’re glass cylinders, about the size of a grapefruit, with moss, a tiny fern, and one even has a little ceramic fox inside. I’d carried them on a tote between the fountain and the bike racks by the Old Town Market stall, and I must have set them down and walked away. It’s frustrating and a little heartbreaking—those terrariums are a small, living piece of my garden, and I’m hoping someone picked them up for safekeeping.
Lost Appliances near Old Town Fort Collins
On Tuesday at 6:15 p.m., I realized my kitchen had been left behind in Fort Collins. I was in Old Town Fort Collins near the Market Street corner by the bike racks when I checked my bag and saw my small appliances bundle was gone. It included a turquoise blender, a compact coffee grinder, and a little toaster, all belonging to me. My heart sank knowing how much I use those pieces day to day. I retraced steps, hoping someone picked them up and kept them safe near the benches by the farmers market stall. If they are found, I will be grateful beyond words; it feels like losing a piece of my routine and my home.
Lost trading cards near Old Town Fort Collins
I realized at 7:40 PM on Friday that my trading cards were gone, likely left on a bench outside the coffee shop by the Old Town Library. I had them tucked in a gray binder with a blue sleeve, the kind I carry whenever I bike around Fort Collins. The set includes a mix of baseball cards and a couple of shiny fantasy cards, some with creases but all meaningful to me. I spent the next hour walking the brick sidewalks around Old Town, hoping someone picked them up and set them somewhere safe near Civic Center Park.