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I’m Casey Kim, and I found a pair of sandals lying on the sidewalk outside the Union Station in Ogden around 9:45 AM on Saturday. One sandal has a blue strap with a tiny anchor; the other is tan with a scuff along the strap. They looked like they’d been dropped after a morning hike toward Clearfield. If these belong to you, remember the sandals were left near the station steps. It felt good to help out a neighbor and reunite them with their summertime footwear.
I was setting up a small model train display at Clearfield City Park in the Ogden / Clearfield area around 9:10 a.m. when a gust knocked the display table and the train slid into the grass behind the shelter. I didn’t realize it was gone until after I packed up. The train is blue with a silver engine and a tiny red caboose; it’s my favorite piece for club meetups, and I’m really hoping to have it back.
I realized my hand tools were missing after I finished unloading a load near the Ogden Union Station on 25th Street around 5:20 pm last Friday. The toolbox held a scratched set of wrenches, a yellow tape measure, and an old adjustable wrench—the tools I use for small repairs around the house. I retraced my steps and checked the area a dozen times, but they didn’t turn up. Losing them during a simple project felt frustrating and embarrassing, and I’d really appreciate knowing they’re somewhere safe with someone who understands how important a few well-loved tools can be.
Last Friday, around 5:50 pm, I was leaving a cafe near 23rd Street in Ogden when my sheet music slipped from my bag and vanished. I had been sitting on a bench near the steps of Ogden Union Station, tapping my foot to a tune as the sun dipped behind the mountains. It’s a simple set of piano sheets, a bit creased and coffee-stained on page 3. If these pieces turn up, I’d be grateful to have them back; I’ll keep them here and the rightful owner can reclaim them via the site.
I found a stack of shopping bags on the curb outside a small market near Union Station in Ogden around 4:15 PM today. They were a mix of a brown grocery bag and a blue reusable tote, nothing with a name tag. I picked them up because the wind was trying to take them away, and I hate thinking someone might lose them. I checked the contents quickly but all I saw were groceries and flyers, no obvious clue to who they belong to. If this is you, I held onto them and logged the find here in case the owner checks in, hoping to reunite you with your things.
At 7:45 PM Friday, I was leaving Union Station and strolling along 25th Street in downtown Ogden, Utah, when I realized my hoops were missing from my ears. They’re a small silver pair, a little bent, and they mean the world to me because my mom gave them to me last year. I retraced the route from the Union Station plaza to the coffee shop on Lincoln Avenue, and I even checked the benches by the fountain near City Hall, but they didn’t turn up. I’m heartbroken thinking they might be out there somewhere, and I’d be grateful to anyone who can help bring them back to me.
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