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I misplaced my student ID around 9:20 a.m. on Tuesday while wandering the Lewis-Clark State College campus in Lewiston / Clarkston, Idaho. I’d grabbed coffee and was heading toward the quad by the red-brick fountain when I realized the card wasn’t in my pocket anymore. The ID bears my name and a small club sticker from last semester. If someone found it outside the campus bookstore by the quad, please keep it safe until it can be turned in to the proper offices.
I was walking along Lewiston's Riverfront Park on Friday at 5:42 p.m. when I spotted a pocket watch sitting on a bench by the railing. The brass case shows wear, the glass carries a nick, and the back is engraved with the initials J.S. I wiped away the dust, tucked it into my coat, and tried to imagine its story. There was no note or chain, just a quiet reminder that some keepsakes travel with someone’s day. I’m posting here in case the owner sees it and can claim it soon.
LOST: I’m posting because I lost my Equipment for Various Sports after practice last Friday. Around 4:05 p.m. I realized it was missing near the Lewiston-Clarkston Bridge in Lewiston / Clarkston, Idaho. It’s a mixed bag: a sports bag with a soccer ball, two training cones, shin guards, and a water bottle, all tossed around in a rush. I depend on this gear for weekly workouts and pickup games, and it’s hard to replace, so I’m hoping it turns up nearby.
Lost travel adapters in the Lewiston / Clarkston area. I was grabbing a quick bite at Main Street Café on downtown Lewiston around 6:45 p.m. yesterday when I realized my backpack felt lighter. I checked the cafe, the counter, and the surrounding storefronts, then walked toward the riverfront park near the Nez Perce County Courthouse, but they were gone. Those adapters are small but essential for charging my laptop and phone while I’m traveling between Lewiston and Clarkston, and I’m kicking myself for misplacing them. If someone found them, they’d be able to drop a note through the site, and I’ll come collect.
On Saturday at 3:15 PM, I was walking along Main Street in Lewiston, Idaho, near the riverfront, when I found two glass terrariums lying on the curb outside the Lewiston Public Library. They looked recently dropped: one held a small air plant, the other a moss bed and a tiny figurine. I moved them to the shade and kept an eye on them, hoping the owner would see this listing. They seem like someone's cherished hobby, not trash. The bright glass catches the sun and makes me think of lazy afternoons downtown. If you’re missing terrariums, maybe this helps you reconnect with them.
I was helping a neighbor move a few boxes near Riverfront Park when the tool bag with my power tools slipped from the truck. At 6:15 p.m. last Friday I realized they were gone while I was walking back toward the Nez Perce County Courthouse. I retraced every step along Main Street and into the side streets by the river, but nothing turned up. The set includes a black cordless drill and a gray toolbox with my initials on the lid — a few pieces I rely on for weekend projects. The thought of them out there without me has me feeling hopeful and unsettled at once.
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