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I lost my black Nikon Zf camera on the south west corner of 7th Street and Roosevelt about 7PM on March 21st. It contains camera body and lens
I lost my gray Ray-Ban Wayfarer-style glasses yesterday around 3pm near the Burton Barr Central Library in downtown Phoenix. They’re plastic frames, medium width, with a subtle tortoiseshell pattern and bright red temple tips. The left temple has a tiny scratch, and there’s a discreet engraving 'PK' on the inside of the right temple. I kept them in a light-blue cloth sleeve and an accompanying soft case with a small dent on the zipper. They were a gift, and they’re essential for work and driving, so I’m really hoping someone turned them in.
I lost a work authorization card by the fry’s at thunderbird
I'm hoping someone picked it up by mistake. I'm missing my blue Penguin Classics edition of Pride and Prejudice, a gift from my grandmother. I left it yesterday around 3pm near the Burton Barr Library at 1221 N Central Ave, Phoenix, by the cafe outside on the plaza. It's a lightweight paperback with a slightly worn blue cover, about the size of a standard novel. Inside, there's a handwritten note with my initials P.K. on the flyleaf and a small coffee mark along the bottom edge. It has sentimental value to me, and I'd be incredibly grateful to get it back.
I lost my beige Michael Kors tote yesterday around 3pm near the Neiman Marcus entrance at the Biltmore Fashion Park in Phoenix. The bag is a large leather tote with gold MK hardware, about 14 inches wide and 11 inches tall, and it’s in decent shape except for a worn bottom corner. Inside there’s a small coffee ring stain on the lining and a pink tassel keychain with a tiny silver airplane charm I picked up for luck. It means a lot to me because it was a gift from my sister, and I’m really hoping to get it back soon.
I found two ID cards this morning around 9:15am outside the Phoenix Public Library on Central Ave, near the Orpheum Theatre exit. They're attached to a bright red lanyard. One is a student ID with a blue background and a small campus logo, the other is a municipal employee badge with a photo and a holographic strip. The lanyard has a tiny green leaf sticker on the back and a barcode sticker near the clip—pretty distinctive. If you recognize these, send me a message here and we can arrange a safe drop-off at a public place in Phoenix.
I found a bag this afternoon around 2:15pm behind the Burton Barr Central Library in downtown Phoenix, near the light rail stop. It's a medium-sized olive-green Herschel canvas tote with a red zipper pull and a small embroidered patch that reads 'Valley Wanderer' on the front. Inside, there's a blue striped lining, a reusable coffee mug, and a set of keys on a teal paracord keychain with a tiny compass. The bag shows light wear but is in good condition overall. If you're the owner and recognize these details, we can arrange a pickup at the Central Library.
I found a tiny hamster this afternoon around 4:15pm near the Phoenix Zoo in Papago Park, by the carousel area. It’s about four inches long, with golden-brown fur, a white belly, and a bright blue ribbon tied around its neck. The little guy seemed curious but a bit skittish, eyes bright as I offered a sunflower seed. There’s a small white crescent patch on its left ear and a faint scar on its right hind leg—enough to ID him if someone recognizes these features. If you lost him, drop me a note with his name or distinguishing details.
Found an Arizona state ID card this afternoon around 2:15pm, in the parking lot behind the Phoenix Public Library on East Adams Street near 2nd Avenue. It's a white plastic card with a tiny holographic seal in the upper-right corner and a slightly bent top edge from years in a wallet. The photo shows a person with short dark hair wearing a red shirt; the name field is faint but legible, and the back has a small coffee stain near the magnetic strip. This card clearly matters to its owner, and I’d really like to help get it back—if you recognize it, shoot me an email at [email protected] and we can arrange a safe handoff.
I found a black Canon EOS M50 with the 15-45mm kit lens yesterday around 5:30pm, near the east entrance of the Phoenix Art Museum on Central Ave. It's in decent working condition, with a small wear mark on the bottom plate and a red-and-black camera strap that makes it easy to spot. The lens cap is on, and there’s a tiny sticker on the grip with the initials 'RP' that could help identify the owner. If this is yours, shoot me a quick message and we can arrange a meetup near the museum.