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I lost my Cal Poly Humboldt student ID card yesterday around 3pm outside the Arcata Co-Op on G Street, near the Arcata Plaza. It's a blue plastic ID card in a clear sleeve, attached to a bright red lanyard with a small white bear charm. The card has my photo and name, and the back shows a couple of coffee stains and a tiny crack along the edge. There’s also a green bear sticker in the upper right corner—one of my favorite little identifying details. This ID is my campus access and I’m really stressed about missing it - without it I can’t register for classes, so I’d be grateful if anyone who found it could reach out so I can retrieve it.
Lost my brown leather wallet yesterday around 3pm in Old Town Eureka, Humboldt County, near the Carson Mansion. It's a genuine brown bi-fold with a small coffee stain on the back and a faint scratch on the bottom-right corner. Inside I have my driver's license, a couple of credit cards, some cash, and a tiny photo of my grandma tucked in the card sleeve. There's a monogram 'PR' embossed on the inside near the card slots, which is a pretty distinctive detail. It means a lot to me—the wallet has sentimental value, and I really need it back; if you found it, a quick reply here and we can meet downtown to swap.
I lost my engagement ring while hiking in the Redwood National Park near Humboldt County last Saturday. It's a beautiful gold band with a round diamond and a unique vintage design. I noticed it was missing after taking a break near the creek and have retraced my steps several times but haven’t been able to find it. It holds a lot of sentimental value, and I'd be incredibly grateful if anyone has seen it.
I lost my favorite brown leather backpack while hiking in the Humboldt County redwoods last Saturday. It has several patches sewn on the front and contains some personal items like a water bottle, a journal, and a camera. I retraced my steps but couldn't find it anywhere. If anyone sees it, please let me know!
I lost my gold charm bracelet while hiking in the hills near Arcata last weekend. It has several unique charms, including a small star and a heart, and it has great sentimental value to me. If anyone finds it, I would appreciate it if you could reach out to me!
I found a pair of stylish reading glasses while walking my dog around the Eureka Farmers Market last Saturday. They are black with a slight matte finish and have a unique, round shape. If these glasses belong to you, please provide a detailed description to confirm ownership. Hoping to reunite them with their owner soon!
I found a black rolling suitcase yesterday afternoon while walking my dog near the Arcata Marsh. It looks relatively new and has a wonderful floral print on the inside. There was a name tag on the luggage that said 'Emily Johnson' but no contact details. I would love to return it to its owner since it seems valuable.
I found a black leather wallet on the sidewalk while walking my dog near the Humboldt County Courthouse last weekend. It has a few cards inside and some cash, but no ID. I'm hoping to return it to its owner as soon as possible.
I found a black leather travel pouch on a bench at the Eureka Airport last weekend. It looks fairly new and has a few travel tags attached. I opened it up to see if there was contact information inside, but there wasn’t. It seems like a well-loved travel accessory, maybe belonging to a backpacker or business traveler. I’d love to return it to its owner.