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I walked across College Hill by the WSU library on a chilly afternoon around 2:15 p.m. and found a loose handful of coins scattered near the library entrance. There were quarters, pennies, and a small commemorative coin that caught the light. I gathered them up and looked for any ID, but there was nothing to identify the owner. I’m posting this hoping to help someone recover a small piece of their day that was dropped in a hurry on campus.
Wednesday at 3:50 p.m., I left my work cases on a bench outside the Kibbie Dome on the University of Idaho campus in Moscow. I had ducked into a quick meeting at the UI Library, then walked down Main Street toward the bookstore before I realized they were gone. The cases contain a few legal pads, a compact printer, and a charger—nothing glamorous, but they’re essential for my job while I’m in Pullman/Moscow. If someone found them and kept them safe until I could retrieve them through the site, I’d be deeply grateful and more than a little relieved to have them back.
I was walking along Main Street outside the campus bookstore when I spotted a small plastic carrier tucked inside a striped tote bag. Two hamsters were squeaking frantically, looking panicked but curious. I scooped them up and kept them safe around 3:15 PM today, hoping to reunite them with their owner. One hamster is golden-brown and fluffy; the other is gray with a white belly. They seem well cared for, just shaken from being left behind, and I’ve kept them warm and hydrated while I figure out the next steps.
I was walking back to my car around 7:20 p.m. last Friday, outside the WSU Recreation Center in Pullman when I spotted a black duffel stuffed with sports gear. Inside were a basketball, two tennis rackets, a rolled-up yoga mat, and a few worn cones with a faded team logo. There wasn’t anyone around, so I picked it up and dropped it off at the campus lost-and-found to help it find its owner. I know how frustrating it is to lose gear before a game, and I hope this helps someone reunite with their stuff.
I found these desk organizers this morning around 9:15 on College Avenue outside the WSU Bookstore in Pullman. They’re translucent blue with a tangle of papers wedged in the compartments, a couple of pens still tucked in the lid. They look like they were used to corral a student’s notes between back-to-back classes and maybe a late-night cram session. If you’re missing a set of organizers somewhere near campus, this might be yours, and I’m hoping to reunite you with them.
LOST: I was walking home from downtown Moscow around 4:20 p.m. yesterday and realized I must have left behind a stack of sheet music for my recital. It's a handful of pieces, a light pink-covered folder with a few torn pages and a penciled calendar note. I was near Main Street by the Palouse River edge, with the sun starting to dip behind the buildings. These tunes carry hours of practice, and I’m anxious to have them back so I can play them again.
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