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Late Friday at about 7:15 p.m., I was cycling past Powell's Books on West Burnside when I found a small cloth-wrapped bundle under a bench. Inside were several adapters—a mix of USB-C to USB-A and an HDMI dongle—plus a frayed charging cable. The scene looked undisturbed, so I kept them safe and headed home, hoping the owner would see this post. If this is yours, please contact me through the site to confirm ownership and arrange a pickup.
At 9:15 p.m. on Saturday, May 3, I realized my two wooden dining chairs were missing from the back patio of my apartment on NW 23rd Ave, just a block from Jamison Square. They’re simple chairs with cream-painted legs and a small chip on one leg. The space where they stood now feels hollow, and I keep thinking of the meals we shared around that table. If you found them or tucked them out of sight for safekeeping, I’d be grateful to have them back.
I was wandering downtown Portland this Saturday at 3:45 p.m., checking my map and enjoying the spring sun, when I realized my hoops were gone. They are a pair of silver hoop earrings with a tiny turquoise bead that my aunt gave me, a small bright reminder of family. I had them on near Pioneer Courthouse Square, right by the bus stop, and I must have dropped them while I nursed a cup of coffee. The square was crowded with kids, street musicians, and the scent of roasted nuts in the air. It bums me out to think they are out there somewhere. If you found them in the area, please hold onto them until I can pick them up.
I was leaving the Pearl District coworking space around 6:35 pm Tuesday when I spotted three USB drives tucked behind a potted plant near the front desk. They’re in mismatched cases—one white with a faded sticker, one black with a chipped edge, and a third in a bright blue silicone sleeve. I felt a surge of relief imagining the owner not having to scramble for important files, and I kept them safe while I posted this found item. If the owner recognizes these drives, I hope this listing helps bring them back to where they belong.
I was helping a friend move in the Pearl District, Portland, on Sunday around 9:15 p.m. When I finished cleaning the guest room, I realized a queen-size set of white sheets with a charcoal stripe had vanished from the bed. I checked the apartment, the hallway closet, the laundry room, and the building lobby, but they didn’t turn up. The sheets are soft cotton, with a faint lavender thread that makes them easy to spot if you fold them. It feels frustrating and a little lonely not having them for the new place. If they show up, I’d be grateful for any help finding them.
I lost a binder of sheet music outside the Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall on SW Broadway around 9:20 PM last Friday after a small rehearsal. I turned around to pick up a score I dropped near the entrance, but the evening crowd rolled in and the pages disappeared into the glow of streetlights. The binder is red with a sticker that says 'Portland Symphony' and a handful of worn notes I’ve practiced for months. Those sheets mean more than music to me; they’re tied to late-night practice and a hopeful performance. If you found it, please keep it safe for me to retrieve at the end of the week.
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